One of the main reasons people want to be able to work from home is so that they won’t have a boss to answer to and take orders from. There are few worst feelings in life than the feeling of being smothered and controlled by your boss. Life can truly be the pits when that happens. It makes some people want to either commit homicide or suicide.
Divorce is wrought with disappointment because of the broken promise of a two-parent family. In this article, Divorced Dad Len Stauffenger provides some practical tips to re-grow that trust with your kids and preventing yet another divorce.
There are two kinds of people in life?those who make their decisions based on faith and those who are constrained by fear. Faith inspires us to move forward, while fear can keep us trapped in the mundane but “safe” world of our own choosing.
Do you have fears that hold you back from opportunities to grow? Dwelling in fear versus faith makes all the difference in what you are willing to do. How you choose to approach the risks and opportunities set before you will largely determine your lot in life and impact your potential for happiness.
Fear-Based Living
Do you have any ‘open books’ in your life? You want to close the open books of the past when using the Law of Attraction.
You should know which books to keep open in your life, and the ones to keep closed. Do you maintain a 24-hour open book of all your past mistakes? Do you refer to it often? Do you relive the pages over and over again? Is it uncomfortably comfortable? In the Law of Attraction, keeping an open book of the past can and usually will sure slow down your progress in attaining what you now desire in your life.
Do you ever wonder how some people can stay so darn happy all of the time? Do you think how can they maintain such happiness in times of personal challenges and stress?
People in the quest to find happiness have a tendency to look in all the wrong places. There is an old story about some wise men who were discussing where to hide the secret of happiness. The first response was to bury it deep in the oceans, but the wisest of the wise men said “No because man would find it there.”
We human beings are instinctively being guided to evolve. As with all creatures, we must adapt to changes in our environment to survive and flourish. We can see evidence of this evolutionary trend in our physiology, our society, and in our technology. Our brains continue to develop, an increasingly large percentage of humanity is becoming literate and educated, and technology has provided immediate access to billions of people’s minds through phone cells and chip sets. Satellite and Internet infrastructure is providing a “global mind” where we see and think the same thing at the same time, as one consciousness. The critical mass of what we think shifts the consciousness of individuals on a global scale. How we think affects the quality of our life, and even our survival.
“What is happiness?” a young child asked. For a moment I was a bit taken aback. Then I thought, ‘Happiness’ is a really complicated sensory thing - a bit like an onion. As you peel away the outer layers, according to your experience, you expose the deeper, more intimate layers, one by one, until you get to the core - inner peace and contentment, which is the essence of happiness.
Happiness has been described as beatitude, blessedness, bliss, cheerfulness, child-like innocent contentment, delight, ecstasy, felicity, being light-hearted, feeling carefree, good-humoured, fun-loving, being joyful, rapturous, merriment, tranquillity, or enjoying inner peace. I know that inner peace is a necessary prerequisite of happiness.
Do you ever wonder how some people can stay so darn happy all of the time? Do you think how can they maintain such happiness in times of personal challenges and stress?
People in the quest to find happiness have a tendency to look in all the wrong places. There is an old story about some wise men who were discussing where to hide the secret of happiness. The first response was to bury it deep in the oceans, but the wisest of the wise men said “No because man would find it there.”
