Many times you may hear about training your mind can make you more smart and efficient. But how? Paul’s tips has a set of five quick habits to train your mind that is worth a read if you are interested on such topic: Never let a word pass you by Try doing everyday sums in your head Learn…

Ignorance and fear, the two pillars of bigotry, are powerful allies. Each supports the other. Ignorance seems to be on the increase as people are persuaded by “true believers” of every kind to value belief over thought.

About.com has posted an article about how to change any habit in 5 simple steps. This is a quite powerful tool to learn it and to apply it in your life. It says the attitude is caused when we think of the same thing over and over again until it become automatic. How to change…

January generally is the month of the planning. John Richardson at Success Begins Today urges single one of us to get one good habits in shape for every month. What is the hidden tips? Our last post, 10 Ways to Achieve your Goals Quicker introduces writeingdown your goals in specific terms, and John highlights…

How often each day do you tell yourself, or others, you can’t do something? Is it true? How do you know you can’t? What if you’re limiting yourself without knowing it? What if you’re lying to save face or avoid embarrassment?

Over at 43Folders, Merlin has posted a great article on procrastinators. He called his method (10+2)*5. What is it? It is a set of procedures that help you get into habit on concentrating a set amount of timeframe on tasks. He says set yourself 10 mins for working on a single task. Then give yourself…