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From Making a Living to Creating a Lifestyle

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(excerpted from the Day That Turns Your Life Around) After having struggled for so long, it took a shift in attitude for my family and me when success started to happen. When I started making a little extra money at age 25, Schoaf taught me to also let it serve as a new inspiration for [...]

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Abraham Maslow – Theory of Personality

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Maslow is a humanistic psychologist. Humanists don’t believe that humans are pushed and pulled by mechanical forces, either of stimuli and reinforcements (behaviorism) or of unconscious instinctual urges (psychoanalysis). Humanists center on potentials. They believe that humans reach for a high-level of capabilities. Humans look for the frontiers of creativity, the highest reaches of consciousness [...]

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Bob Proctor – No Limits

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You are able to do anything you want. Even decades after I first saw him, I can still see Bob making this statement, firmly in his ironclad belief that the power to live the life each of us desires is within our hands. Among the methods he advocates is determining a goal, writing it down [...]

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Dani Johnson – Facing Fear

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She became successful in business by the time she was nineteen, however, her con-artist hubby took her for every cent she had. This was the bluest point in her life, but it was urged her to rise past her conditions and move forward. Synopsis Dani Johnson was besieged by drug addicted parents growing up and [...]

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Stephen Covey – Communicating

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Covey explains a easy, effective three-step communication process. First, one looks for mutual advantages for all involved. 2nd, one attempts to comprehend the other individual before attempting to get them to comprehend you. This is the key to the process and maybe the hardest since we have so little training for it. In this action [...]

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