Posted in Interpersonal on 08. Oct, 2009
Every gent wants to be able to engage gracefully with other people, but some conversations can be more challenging than others—particularly with strangers and those with whom you don’t have much in common. How can you draw these people out in order to have a pleasant conversation? How can you convey authentic interest without coming across as fake?
Posted in Personal Growth on 27. Sep, 2009
In today’s hectic world, it often seems that the best way to get ahead is to simply move faster than everyone else. But could it be that it’s actually the exact opposite? Here are some practical benefits that can result from harnessing the power of incremental change.
Posted in Interpersonal on 27. Sep, 2009
No matter how smooth the liar, body language can often provide valuable clues that someone might be trying to pull a fast one on you. Howcast provides a simple overview of key signs that can tip you off to a lie through gestures, demeanor, and general body language.
Among the most important: eye contact, hand movement, [...]
Posted in Personal Growth on 06. Sep, 2009
We all need an extra boost of discipline from time to time. Here are 6 small things you can do to stick to your commitments and build a mindset centered on what truly motivates you.
Posted in Personal Growth on 05. Sep, 2009
“Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.”
– Ben Franklin, famously
“Put no trust in the benefits to accrue from early rising, as set forth by the infatuated Franklin …
–Mark Twain
[Editor's note: Thanks to Leo Babauta for his post on the benefits of rising early. As someone who often needs some [...]
Posted in Professional on 04. Sep, 2009
Boredom in one area of life can easily mutate into apathy in the rest. Here are thirty practical tips for fighting boredom and keeping your sanity.
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