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Right and Wrong

Published on 10 June 2010 By Paul Worswick

What is right and what is wrong? You may well be fully aware of the rights and wrongs of the world from your informal and formal teachings as a young person; teachings from your parents, teachers, family members and peers. I’m sure you’ve experienced on a number of occasions one of your peer group always willing to make you aware of the fact that you’ve done something wrong. In straight forward terms something is either right or wrong, a bit like black or white, the right answer or the wrong answer to a question.

Goals, Failure and Personal Development

Published on 8 June 2010 By Guest Writer

Although goal-setting has been proven to help launch you towards the success you desire many people fail to reach their goals and therefore they become a block to their future success. This is because we tend to set up beliefs based on prior experience. Reaching goals sets up a mental belief that you can reach goals. If you have reached some goals previously then you will have strong, positive beliefs about your ability to do it again. If, on the other hand, you have tried and failed numerous times to reach goals you probably have a very negative view about goal-setting. This view, or belief, will seriously damage any future attempt to reach your desires.

Make peace with your past

Published on 29 May 2010 By Jayne Sherwood

Most of us have something in our past that we struggle with: relationships, criticism, tragedies, missed opportunities. When these struggles prevent us from creating a fulfilling future, we become prisoners of our pasts. You can’t mend every issue, or right every wrong, and it’s pointless to regret what never happened, but rest assured, you can definitely make peace with your past! However, to do this you will have to take a good look at where you’re from; this will help you derive some perspective and clarity.

10 more steps to help your learning

Published on 11 February 2010 By Paul Worswick

This post is the second of two about helping your learning. You can read the first one; “10 steps to help your learning”. When you’ve read this post don’t forget to add your views in the comments section below, I’m always pleased to hear your views. Your learning has recently moved more into your control and is likely to remain there for the foreseeable future.

10 steps to help your learning

Published on 8 February 2010 By Paul Worswick

The importance of continuing your learning, beyond any formal training, has been highlighted numerous times on this blog. So it comes as no surprise that I feel the need to write about it again; this time I have put together a suggested list of 10 steps to help your learning. This is the first of two posts; watch out for the second one, coming soon.

What is your purpose in life?

Published on 24 October 2009 By Paul Worswick

Do you believe that you have a purpose in life? If not, are you a believer that other people have a purpose? If not, what is it that has given you these beliefs? How important is it to have a clear view on whether you have a purpose or not? However you answer these questions is totally open to your own feelings and how you wish to respond.

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