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Making sure our goals are properly aligned with our passions only makes sense. If you have the wish to move up the corporate ladder, start your own business, or just about any other worthwhile endeavor you're going to make things a lot easier on yourself if you're working on things that get you personally excited and make you feel alive when you're working on them (i.e. following your passions).
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| My Heart Skips a Beat! by Lucie Bouchard Antoniazzi | |
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Twenty years ago this month, I gazed into the eyes of a handsome stranger, and my heart skipped a beat. He sat across from me in the hallway as we waited to enter our "Vector Mechanics" class, my very first class in Engineering. He had the darkest eyes I had ever seen and the most charming smile.... |
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| Passion Makes the Difference by Steve Goodier | |
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G. W. F. Hegel said, "Nothing great in the world has ever been accomplished without passion." Maybe it's not about age, or physical health or any of the things we usually associate with people who are changing their own worlds and making a difference. If Hegel is right - it's about passion. And passion is something Mattie Stepanek has plenty of!... |
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| PMS-Post Millennium Syndrome by Irene Becker | |
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PMS-post millennium syndrome is rampant. Post Millennium Syndrome is what I call the growing sense of disconnection, discontent, malaise that has invaded our lives and our work. It is a pernicious disease, a virulent virus of negativity that saps our energy and our joie de vivre. Post Millennium Syndrome is a malaise that leaves us feeling like we are living in a vortex of chaos, or alternatively in an abyss of inertia. Either way, PMS, erodes our sense of self, our sense of personal power and freedom. It is a contagion that affects us all every day in every way.... |
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| Rediscover The Fire That Illuminates YOUR Pocketbook and YOUR Soul. by Irene Becker | |
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We can buy more, consume more than ever before, but after our survival needs have been met the depth and breadth of our acquisitions do very little to create more joy, more satisfaction, greater meaning in our life. As a point of fact, the World Health Organization recently forecasted that stress will be the greatest cause of disability by the year 2020. ... |
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| In the Valley by Irene Becker | |
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The deepest questions and answers do not come when we are sitting at the top of the mountain feeling like the keys to the kingdom are in our right hand. Rather, it is the adversities and paradoxes of life, the valleys that force us to find our self ... |
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| Once Upon a Time, an Angel... by John Harricharan | |
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This is a true story of the power of love to transform, heal and restore the human heart. Love brings, not only joy, peace and all good things, but it is sometimes accompanied with pain and sorrow. Perhaps, you, too, have an angel who walks with you.
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| Five Steps to Vocational Passion: A Disciplined Plan for Major Mid-life Changes by Craig Nathanson | |
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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 song is running through some of their heads.
The question captures the ennui that many people feel... |
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| Childhood Dreams Come Back to Save Us by Richard Nelson Bolles | |
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Many of us take a job early in life that seems to offer everything we could want in a job: it puts bread on the table, clothes on our back, a car in the garage, and an interesting group of people to work with.
But an increasing number of us find, as we move toward mid-life, that we grow restless, like a caged tiger pacing back and forth within its cage.... |
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