by Heather Williams Responsibility can be a wonderful thing. It gives you inner discipline, self-pride, and a sense of accomplishment. When I was 16 years old, no one could have convinced me that there are invaluable things you can learn from your mother. I also don’t think anyone could have convinced me she was right... Read More
by Suze Orman True generosity is an offering; given freely and out of pure love. No strings attached. No expectations. Years ago, after my first book came out and I had made a few television appearances, I was nearly accosted on the street by a very animated woman who kept pointing at me and then... Read More
by Tim Tyrell-Smith Identify jobs and companies that allow you to do the work you naturally enjoy a larger per cent of the time. The average person probably spends 10 hours of their daily life actively engaged in their job during the work week. If you count the hours on the job and the hours to... Read More
by Frank Niles, PH.D. If the environment at work becomes so toxic that it negatively affects your health and kills your resolve to wake up in the morning, giving your two weeks’ notice may be the way to go. Do you love your job? Ok, maybe not love, but at least like? If you don’t, you’re... Read More
by Art Markman Should you really continue to pour effort into situations, even when they seem hopeless? Should you stay in a relationship, just because it has gone on for a long time? Should you hold onto your job, just because of the amount of time you have been in it already? A few weeks ago,... Read More
by Maridel Reyes A new survey from adult product peddler AdamandEve.com reveals that 27 percent of Americans admit to masturbating once or twice a week. That number seems suspiciously low to us, especially since science has shown that being master of your domain can provide additional feel-great benefits. (Also because the people surveyed were browsing an adult... Read More
by Sarah Jordan By communicating our relationship needs, fears, wants, likes and dislikes, we give our partner the ability to honour these needs and we feel heard. Following the excitement of the festive season it’s all to easy for couples to get the January relationship blues. Luckily, relationship Coach, speaker and author of Relationship Remedies:... Read More
I always get asked where my inspiration comes from, and I realise my inspiration comes from the things that bring me joy, the little things we may just ignore. I was thinking, do we ever just sit back and evaluate ourselves, as people like being a son or a daughter, a friend or even a... Read More
by Jesse Ford for Reach for Happy It’s a brand new day and its time to stop seeking, and find your soulmate. How would your life change if you were experiencing it with your soulmate? Take your time. You know that moment when you realize that you have met the person you will spend the... Read More
by Jesse Ford for Reach for Happy Getting to know your personality well improves alignment with your true self and creates happiness in relationships, careers, and other endeavours No matter how much we feel we know ourselves, it is always an eye opener to learn something about ourselves; be it our character, our personality and... Read More
by Charles Scholar If you want ex back, you are going to have to be willing to maintain your dignity. You should not be selling your soul simply because you want someone back. The love that you once shared with your ex was special, and you may sometimes feel like you would be a great... Read More
by Sasha Brown-Worsham Marriage, when it’s good, can be a wonderful thing. It’s like being allowed to spend your life hanging out with your best friend in the world. Remember how much we wanted our best friend to spend every night at our house for weeks on end when we were little? Well, with marriage, you get... Read More
by David Ologan It is difficult to experience true peace and joy when all you do is sit down in a corner and expect ‘more’ from people who give far less than what you feel you deserve. I expect little from people. When I get what I expect I am happy and grateful. When I... Read More
by Richard Chilee True happiness brings you immense joy and satisfaction and, in the process, does same to others. I want to be happy. Why shouldn’t I be happy? They don’t want me to be happy. I just want to be happy. We must have come across those lines sometimes in life. We may even... Read More
Having no ability to dance, walk, run, or even stand on two feet… What would you do? So when I’m about to whine to God, I come across another story that makes me feel a little ashamed of my whining. I absolutely love my life and I hardly complain, well, except to God. I know... Read More
“They told me I didn’t understand the assignment, and I told them they didn’t understand life.” “What do you want to be when you grow up?” This is a question that almost every person has been asked at one point in their life. The answers we are most likely expected to give include Accountant, Engineering... Read More
We don’t just achieve fulfilment in a moment and call it a day. Instead we strive towards a fulfilling life by ensuring that each day is lived with purpose and meaning. I remember when I received that phone call informing me that I got the job I had applied for and I was to resume... Read More
by Denise Schipani A drama-filled relationship may feel exciting, but in the long run it’s not likely to be healthy. Isn’t it better, she says, to “boringly” know where your spouse is every night than to be “excited” by constant ups and downs? The two of you should do everything together; work out every disagreement (without... Read More
I’ve learnt to embrace it all. By embrace it all I mean, I’ve learnt to look at every experience as a piece to the puzzle that is Chiamaka Uwadoka. This is going to start with the usual ‘I didn’t know what to write when I was contacted to do this’ paragraph because well, I didn’t.... Read More
by Tayo Adelekan “Even Angels draw swords when it is time to fight war.” That Nse, is my favorite line uttered by the character you played in Mr & Mrs which was just released on DVD. I saw it when it screened in cinemas and I am a proud owner of a DVD copy. Your... Read More
by Pauline Gaines A friend and I, both divorced for several years, met for lunch a few days ago. Over our Chinese chicken salads, she told me she’d recently heard a story about a woman who “announced” her divorce to her husband by storming out of his birthday party with the dog and the kids.... Read More
by Yolanda Gray Divorce is a word often found in the same sentence with celebrity. In popular culture in fact, it’s almost come to be defined solely by celebrity. So our brains have been programmed thus: “Celebrities divorce. Politicians don’t.” “Celebrities divorce. Pastor don’t.” “Celebrities divorce. Regular people don’t.” So, nobody puts Barack and Michelle... Read More
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