All Reality Is Merely The Power Of Mind

by William J Stevens

All of us remember the United Negro College Fund commercials of the 80s; or at the very least, we remember its slogan: 'the mind is a terrible thing to waste.' While we're talking about something different than going to university today, the slogan is definitely on point here. Our minds have a lot of potential which most of us are letting go unused. The power of the mind is something that none of us should waste and when we know how to tap into these unused resources, we can change our lives and event the world.

Organize Your Life Through Goal Setting

by Elliott Roberts

If you are unhappy with your current level of productivity at work or your effectiveness as a parent or household manager, allow me to suggest to you that tracking your achievements will turn your life around. Without goals and priorities, you may make it through each day and even make a little progress here and there.  But you will not be well rounded and most effective in all areas of your life until you take the time to think about what is important to you, write it down, then cross it off and recognize it once it has been accomplished. This simple self help method is called "goal setting."

What Are the Benefits of Free Paid Surveys?

by: Lauren Dzuris 

A lot of us are always looking for another opportunity to make money. Whether our job pays us well, or we’re pretty limited to the amount of money we can spend, more money is always better. The only problem with making more money is that it can be very hard to do. We either need to pick up more hours at our job or we need to get a second job.

Both of those can be pretty difficult, so it’s a good idea to think otherwise and come up with another way to make money. People don’t realize it, but the Internet is a great way to make money. You can create websites for a living, do online marketing, sell items, write for blogs or even take paid surveys.

Nothing Is Impossible

by Dan Celentano

It was a real tough obstacle to overcome. No, it wasn’t the fact that he grew up in poverty or that his father was arrested for robbery when he was twelve. There was something else Tyrone had to overcome if he ever wanted to fulfil his dream of becoming a basketball player. Something that seemed to bother everyone else much more than it did him.

But Tyrone never listened to what other people said anyway. He still went out for his high school basketball team and not only started all four years, but guided Dunbar High School to a state championship and through two straight undefeated seasons.