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Being The Saint Next Door Print E-mail

by Alan Cohen.

Alan CohenWhat if someone close to you turned out to be a hero to millions? The seeds of greatness can sprout anywhere, through anyone. Every great person, from Galileo to St. Francis to Martin Luther King Jr., grew up as a normal person and did normal things with normal people. Probably none of their buddies expected...

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About Self-Doubt Print E-mail

by Katherine Gibson.

Katherine GibsonSelf-doubters tend to dismiss compliments and embrace criticisms. They focus — even highlight — their weaknesses, ensuring that others see their shortcomings as clearly as they do. Eleanor Roosevelt's clever one-liner "No one can make you feel inadequate without your permission" says it all. Feelings of self-doubt are epidemic. It's a top-to-bottom, classless affliction.

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Guilt, Shame, & Failure Print E-mail
by Stuart Wilde.

Stuart WildeQ: In step seven of your book, you talk about guilt as a great human weakness. I was brought up in a family where I was made to feel guilty for everything, and find it difficult to transcend this deep-seated emotion. How would you suggest I banish guilt from my life...

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Bashing Down Walls Print E-mail

by Marie T. Russell.

Marie T. RussellSometimes when things don't go the way I want, rather than sitting back and letting things go their own way, I start pushing and shoving and trying to make things happen the way I want... Can you relate to this one? Whether it's something at work, or at home, or wherever, we start getting forceful and insisting on things going a certain way (our way).

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Change From The Heart Print E-mail

by Shane Archer.

A testimonial from someone who went from self-hate and self-destruction and ended up behind bars to discovering the goodness within and set out on a path of recovery.

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Afraid of My Own Thoughts Print E-mail

by Jim Brickman with Cindy Pearlman.

Jim BrickmanFace it -- the one person you never spend time with is yourself. It's almost too mind-boggling when you think of the questions that would immediately come up if you did: Would I find myself amusing? And here's the big one: Would I even like myself?

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All About Sam Print E-mail
In my community, there is one man whose life speaks louder than his words. He is known as Sam, and he lives on the streets. His life provides us with a sense of charity so that we can live guilt-free in our lavishly furnished homes. We don't want to learn how one could adapt to living on the street.
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Angel Cop Print E-mail
Angel Cop by Juanity Mazzerella (InnerSelf Magazine). A testimonial of an encounter with a policeman who assisted in showing her the way back to the path of enlightenment and recovery.
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Blessings of an Imperfect Life Print E-mail

by Philip Simmons.

Philip SimmonsIt's been almost four years since I was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, a degenerative and ultimately fatal neurological condition. In that time, I've managed to finish climbing all forty-eight of the New Hampshire peaks above four thousand feet, a task begun at age six with my first ascent of Mount Washington.

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Courage Print E-mail

by Tracie Ann Robinson.

Tracie Ann Robinson

There are so many ways that we can apply courage in our lives. Courage to speak one's opinion, to stand up for what is right, to face tough issues head on, to pick oneself up after an injustice, and to not necessarily do as everyone else does. Courage to be true to oneself.

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A Defining Moment Print E-mail

by Tracie Ann Robinson.

Tracie Ann Robinson

A thought or decision can certainly redefine our direction in life and in love. There's a lesson in every experience. However, one usually doesn't figure out the lesson until well after the experience.

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White Picket Fences Print E-mail

by Tracie Ann Robinson.

Tracie Ann Robinson

Failure isn't something I enjoy -- not that anyone really does -- but some of us are very hard on ourselves when it comes to failure, while some shrug their shoulders and go on. I valued public perception over my inner peace and individual needs.

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