3 Secrets to Developing Superior People Skills By Peter Murphy

1. If What You Are Doing Is Not Working Change Your ApproachWhen I was in school I always had a small group of close friends but I never f

3 Easy Steps to Low Stress Communication By Peter Murphy

Life is all about choices. And so is the way you communicate. You can fill your days with frustrating high stress communication or you can have d

How to Kill Fear When Dealing with Aggressive People By Peter Murphy

The book Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers is regarded as a self help classic. Have you read it?I read it many years ago and

Four Common Rapport Building Mistakes and How to Fix Them By Peter Murphy

1. Pretending You Are Interested When You Are NotDo yourself a favor and be honest with yourself and the people you spend time with. If yo

How to Quickly and Easily Deal With Rude People By Peter Murphy

Where I live there seems to be a a growing population of rude and vulgar people. And no matter how hard I wish for things to change it is not goi

How to Turn Around A Sinking Conversation - 7 Tips By Peter Murphy

When a conversation is not working out there is the potential for massive frustration or a breakthrough depending on how you look at it.1.

How To Deal With People Who Dislike You By Peter Murphy

When you read books on personal development and articles about making your life better the emphasis is generally on the positive.You learn

The Amazing Secret To Ridding Yourself Of Self Consciousness By Peter Murphy

One of the biggest challenges to developing superior communication skills is that you already have your hands full in those situations where you

Do You Make These Common Mistakes When Talking to People? By Peter Murphy

Many moons ago. Talking to people was something I avoided where possible.At the time, I did not know I was unconsciously setting myself up

Among the Purpose & Personality By Nilesh Gore

I have one magical thought, lets see it more closely. Every one has purpose of life. Some holds good for self, family, a society, state, nation,

Five Steps to Vocational Passion: A Disciplined Plan for Major Mid-life Changes By Craig Nathanson

There’s a famous song lyric that asks: “Is that all there is?” Every seven seconds, an American turns 50 years old. So there’s a good chance that

Trust In The Moment, and Trust In Yourself By Charlie Badenhop

Do you often get yourself upset and feeling less than fully confident, as part of your preparation for facing a daunting challenge? You can impro

A Small Piece Of Carpet By Charlie Badenhop

Have you ever noticed how the way you feel about yourself sometimes depends on whether or not you get confirmation of your value from others? Whe

The Rewards and Risks Of Personal Freedom By Charlie Badenhop

We all need to decide whether to "play it safe" in life and worry about the downside, or instead take a chance, by being who we really are and li

Why? By Wayne Mitchell

I met Sean a year and a half ago in a crowd of 50,000 people. We struck up a conversation and really hit it off. He gave me his number, which I

Being an Emotional Victim By Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

None of us like to think of ourselves as victims. The term "victim" brings to mind a pathetic image of a person who is powerless. Therefore, It c

Fear of Intimacy By Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

Emotional intimacy is one of the most wonderful experiences we ever have. Nothing else really comes close to the experience of sharing our deepes

Could You Be A Workaholic? By David Leonhardt

If you need to put on boots and grab a lap-top computer to relieve yourself at night, you might be a redneck workaholic.It never crossed m

How to Jump-start Your Emotional Health By Patricia Wagner

You've probably heard the expression: "It's not what you're eating. It's what's eating you!" This well-known saying reminds us that the thoughts

12 Reasons to Develop Exceptional People Skills By Peter Murphy

Why should you bother to spend your valuable time learning how to develop exceptional people skills?Here's why...Look at the peopl

The X-factor By Neil Millar

Would you agree that today most of us have the same set of opportunities and the same set potential?If you agree with me, then perhaps you

It's Story Time! - Find the Power Within, or The Truth About Dogs By Inna Nirenburg

I heard a story recently, and wanted to share it with you. It goes something like this:Once upon a time...The chief was sitting at

Who Are You Mixing It With? By Julie Plenty

I talk and write a lot about Life Design – creating and sculpting a life that is fulfilling for you. It is about shaping your personal landscape

Different New-Year's Resolution - Pass-It-Forward By Nisandeh Neta

Every 12 months, as the New-Year rolls around, we all brag about our New-Year's Resolutions. With inflated chests and with all the authority we c

Emotional Dependency or Emotional Responsibility By Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

Emotional dependency means getting one’s good feelings from outside oneself. It means needing to get filled from outside rather than from within.

Your Responsibility By Kenia Morales

The other day I decided to skip cooking dinner and ordered fast food, and I ended up finding an insect on it. My husband and I were shocked, gro

Discovering Your Passion and Purpose By Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

“I can’t seem to discover why I’m on the planet.”“What is my purpose here? I know there’s something I’m supposed to be doing, but I don’t

It’s All To Do With The Way You Wake Up By Graham Harris

Do you start your day with anger, frustration and annoyance at the alarm and the need to get up? Do you wake up hoping the day will go away and y

D.I.S.C.I.P.L.I.N.E. By Rosella Aranda

What does this word really mean anyway? According to Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, 10th Edition, discipline, as a noun, is defined primarily

Are You Controlling or Loving Yourself? By Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

How often do you hear a parental voice in your head that says things like, “You’ve got to lose weight,” or “You should get up earlier every morni