Category: Life Lessons

Find What Works For You, Forget The Rest

As human beings we are alike in many ways. Yet for all of our similarities, no two people are exactly the same. Even identical twins end up with different life experiences, either by twists of fate or because of their own choices. It is because of these differences that a “one size fits all” solution will rarely be the most optimal answer to our problems.

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Friday April 13th, 2012 in Life Lessons, Self Improvement, Success | No Comments »

Complacency is Death

What is complacency? It’s when you decide that you have done “enough”, and you can now just sit back and relax. Complacency most commonly sets in after you have achieved an important goal, or when you have acquired something that you value very highly. It’s perfectly fine to revel in your greatest accomplishments for a time, but once you feel that you no longer have to make an effort, then… Continue reading

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Making the Right Choices Can Make All the Difference When it Comes to Being Happy

In my last video (and the original post it was based on), I went over the concept of happiness being a choice. It can be difficult to accept and apply this concept at first, because it runs counter to what most of the world believes. We are taught that we have to do all sorts of different things… Continue reading

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New Life Lessons Video on Youtube – Happiness is a Choice

Just uploaded a new Life Lessons video to my Youtube channel. In the video I talk about the life lesson of Happiness is a Choice.

 

Happiness is a Choice

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Monday January 23rd, 2012 in Life Lessons, Personal Growth | No Comments »

Progress Usually Comes In Bunches

In my post on How To Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions, I briefly touched on how progress will rarely be linear when you are trying to reach your goals. This goes for just about anything that you are trying to accomplish, whether it’s building a business, learning a new skill, or trying to make a positive change to your body through… Continue reading

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Learning to Change: Why You Must Never Stop Learning

We spend most of our early lives learning, about ourselves and the world around us. We then move onto schooling, and job training after that. A large percentage of what we learn is front-loaded in the first twenty to twenty-five years of our lives, and then many people think that they have no need to learn anymore, because they are now adults.

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Friday January 13th, 2012 in Life Lessons, Personal Growth | No Comments »

First Life Lesson Video Now Online

My first Life Lessons video is now up on my new Youtube channel. In the video I talk about the life lesson in my very first post on this blog, “You Can’t Be Friends with Everyone”.

 

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Thursday December 22nd, 2011 in Life Lessons, Social | No Comments »

Your Actions Are What Define You

This article is a wake up call for every person that lies to themselves, and to others, about who and what they really are. You can talk yourself up all you want, you can say how you’re a good person, you can say that you are this or that. The truth is that your actions are what ultimately define who and what you are, not your words.

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Tuesday September 20th, 2011 in Life Lessons, Motivational | No Comments »

Selfishness And Selflessness: My Personal Experience

In my previous articles I went over the advantages and disadvantages of both selfishness and selflessness. In this article I will share my personal experience dealing with the extremes of selfishness and selflessness, along with the lessons I learned along the way.

When I was young, I started out as a very selfless person. I wanted to help people and be friends with everyone. The problem was, I had… Continue reading

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You Can Not Help Someone That Does Not Want To Be Helped

When I was younger I loved to read comic books, play video games, and watch movies. A common theme that ran through many of the stories was that of a heroic figure who saved the day. I really liked the idea of being a hero, and as I got older I looked for situations where I could be a hero to people.

A Rude Awakening

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Friday March 5th, 2010 in Life Lessons, Social | No Comments »
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