Home | Culture | Living | Self Improvement

Self Improvement

Greatness Unrealized

Michael Hurd | 21 January 2012
Our greatness lies not in our capacity to write a check to a charity organization or to build houses for poor people. Our greatness lies in our individual willingness to create, to produce, and to use our minds.

How a Decision Log Can Help You Move from Scattered to Streamlined

Jean Moroney | 12 October 2011
Next time you feel scattered, I encourage you to start a decision log.

Arrogance and Modesty

Michael Hurd | 21 August 2011
Is arrogance the opposite of modesty?

Being Yourself is Practical

Michael Hurd | 1 July 2011
Should I live with integrity, and risk my practical income; or should I have a good income, but compromise on my integrity?

The Cause of Calmness

Michael Hurd | 29 June 2011
Calmness is easy when you fully, honestly grasp the utter weakness, metaphysical insignificance and sheer torpidity of people who actually say and believe these things.

If Addiction Is an Illness, What's The Cause -- and Cure?

Michael Hurd | 29 June 2011
Just because somebody does something irrational doesn't mean it's not a choice.

Achieve Your Lifetime Goals by Thinking About Them Every Year

Jean Moroney | 27 June 2011
Your lifetime goals are the things you'd like to do, either in the next 3-5 years or just "sometime."

The Secret to Doing Better Next Time

Jean Moroney | 14 May 2011
The secret to doing better lies in thinking more about that failure now, even though it's a little unpleasant.

Confidence But No Competence

Michael Hurd | 12 May 2011
What happens when self-esteem/self-confidence and wrong-headed thinking exist in the same person?

The Unfounded Assumption that Can Stop Logical Thinking in Its Tracks

Jean Moroney | 20 April 2011
Give yourself the logical advice to generate a messy first answer, knowing that later you will clean it up and turn it into a neat, logical, final answer.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 next total: 63 | displaying: 1 - 10