What’s your excuse — part two?
Sunday, November 26th, 2006Nino Savona has a condition that keeps millions of people from living life on their own terms. But Nino doesn’t see the disability he’s had since he was eight-years-old like other people do.
Nino Savona has a condition that keeps millions of people from living life on their own terms. But Nino doesn’t see the disability he’s had since he was eight-years-old like other people do.
As a person who has experienced over 70 Thanksgivings, I recognize that being thankful is something that we have to work at, even on Thanksgiving.
Ben Underwood plays killer foosball and is an absolute master of video games. But so are a lot of 14-year-olds.
I’ve heard it said that it’s not important what hand you’re dealt in life, it’s how you play your cards.
Whether you already believe that things happen for a purpose, or are unsure about this notion, here are some points to consider to get the maximum results from this principle.
Are you ready to accomplish more in the rest of this year than you have in the last five years — combined!
We can have more than we’ve got because we can become more than we are.
I don’t know about you, but self-help and personal development literally saved my life.
When we fully realize that the only way we ever really know the world is through our own thoughts and feelings — “in my own mind” — we determine the quality of life we live.
Most New Year’s Resolutions have gone by the wayside before January is over and most won’t even be remembered six months later. And the reason is pretty simple.