Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Hay House, Inc. | New York Times Bestsellers
Hay House, Inc. | New York Times Bestsellers: "1.
The Answer is Simple…Love Yourself, Live Your Spirit!
by Sonia Choquette
Format: Hardcover
The most exciting part is that learning to love yourself and live your Spirit is actually quite simple when you realize the truth revealed herein: that you are not the ego, but rather are Divine, Holy Spirit. Once you do, everything will come alive in light and joy. Love yourself and live your Spirit, and your life flows peacefully. It really is that simple."
The Answer is Simple…Love Yourself, Live Your Spirit!
by Sonia Choquette
Format: Hardcover
The most exciting part is that learning to love yourself and live your Spirit is actually quite simple when you realize the truth revealed herein: that you are not the ego, but rather are Divine, Holy Spirit. Once you do, everything will come alive in light and joy. Love yourself and live your Spirit, and your life flows peacefully. It really is that simple."
Do as Experts Say, Not as They Do - WSJ.com
Do as Experts Say, Not as They Do - WSJ.com: "To turn a resolution into resolve, write down exactly what you plan to do, along with the time and place when you will implement that intention ('next Sunday morning at 10:30, at the desk in my study, right after we get home from church'). Include a mental 'packing list' of any information or resources you will need to implement your plan of action.
Finally, make a point of telling someone else what you have resolved and when and how you will enact it. Going public makes going through with it easier."
Finally, make a point of telling someone else what you have resolved and when and how you will enact it. Going public makes going through with it easier."
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Exercise - Reporter's File - Does Exercise Really Keep Us Healthy? - NY Times Health
Exercise - Reporter's File - Does Exercise Really Keep Us Healthy? - NY Times Health: "The difficulty, Dr. Blair says, is that it’s much easier to eat 1,000 calories than to burn off 1,000 calories with exercise. As he relates, “An old football coach used to say, ‘I have all my assistants running five miles a day, but they eat 10 miles a day.’”"
Friday, January 2, 2009
Gmail - The worst is yet to come - shekharkashyap@gmail.com
Gmail - The worst is yet to come - shekharkashyap@gmail.com: "'Even when the underlying motive of purchase is mere speculative greed, human nature desires to conceal this unlovely impulse behind a screen of apparent logic and good sense.' - Benjamin Graham"
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