Archive for July, 2007

The Problem With Typical Modesty

What are your initial thoughts at the sight of a naked person? For many, the reaction is a negative one, filled with panic. Though considering the fact that nudity is the state at which we find ourselves when we bathe, when we have sex, when we’re asleep, it seems a More >

Sweet & Smart Links for July 28th, 2007

I’ve decided that one thing to really start moving this blog in a solid direction in the scope of the blogosphere community is to start showing off just how much other people out there are really sitting down and thinking through the principles of personal development, success, and improvement psychology. More >

Feeling Envious? The Five Elements of Performance

When I was younger, I used to be in high competition with my two older brothers. One of which I was especially envious of, his name was Jeremy. For those of you that know me, I am something of a high achiever, and when I ask people for help, some More >

Who Really Benefits From On Demand Printing Technologies

We have all seen some form or another of an on-demand printing service. With the start up of the 20th century, I think on demand print technology was something that was simply inevitable to see. Everyone these days seems to be on a whole other level of education than they More >

Parenting the Capable and Achieving Child

Children are wondrous creatures, and why should they not be? In previous writings, I have given a lot of credit to the capability of young children, adolescents, teens, and so on – so much credit in fact that many have claimed that I have too little experience to make the More >

The Immersion Factor

You’ve got a goal. Whether or not you’re achieving that goal might be another story. Of course, I’ve come to realize that for me, my goals are being achieved, though in quite a bizarre way. By merely devoting my entire life to achieving my goals I’m earning more than I More >

Donate to the Cause!

I’ve created a new donation system, where every time you visit this page, you’ll notice that on the right hand side there is a “ChipIn” button with a graph that shows how much of $15,000 people visiting the site have contributed. This will last all the way until the last More >