Monthly Archives: July, 2009
Life: Find Your Path and Stick to It
First, as I’ve stated before, you need to spend the time reflecting on your strengths: innate talents, abilities, gifts, and desires. After a long period of reflecting, writing and trial and error, you will find what you came here to this life to do. We all have it in us, but for numerous reasons, have [...]
What Is Your College Student’s Focus?: MySpace, Email, Texting, and Computer Games
Back in the day when I was a big-college-professor on campus, as I walked through the basement computer lab of a particular college library week after week, semester after semester, year after year, on the way to teach, I noticed one thing, that most students were not working but playing. For some time I had [...]
An Objective Analysis of the Arbitrary Nature of Opinions and Mores is Essential to Your Success
What are perceived as “standards” or “the way things are done” is oftentimes set arbitrarily based only on that which benefits the individual or group who sets them. And equally as often, they are set to perpetuate the individual’s / group’s weaknesses and fears.
No Fear: Overcoming One Fright at a Time
You’ve seen the “No Fear” clothing stickers on cars helping to coach those who want to overcome if not ignore fear. But to ignore it or to say it doesn’t exist is only healthy if you are aware of it, its purpose and need, for understanding fear and how it’s used in our lives is [...]
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