Copyright (c) 2010 Willie Horton We would all like to be more effective - to get the really important stuff done effortlessly, to simply do the things that we don't like doing or want to do without any distraction, to get much more done to the very best of our ability in far less time and have plenty more time to do all the things that we keep promising ourselves that we will do - spend much more time doing the things that we really and truly enjoy.

Not all resumes are built the same. An individual who works in the computer industry will need to present their resume in a manner that is quite different from an individual who is applying for a job in the agriculture industry.

I sat down to write this article today and I experienced a bit of a block - which ironically caused me some stress. And as I struggled with how to formulate the topic, I began to think about the process of writing itself, and how it might feel to actually 'be a writer' - to derive great natural enjoyment from being immersed in the process; easily getting into a state of 'flow'.

Copyright (c) 2010 Willie Horton Most people will always find something to stress them out - their job, their boss, their financial situation, their husband, their wife, their boyfriend or girlfriend, their teenage children, their health, their golf, their holidays!

Copyright (c) 2010 Paul Buzan Your ego will make you miserable if you let it. You will constantly push people away and if not controlled could find yourself surrounded by lovely things but missing important people.

"Life is a process of becoming, a combination of states we have to go through. Where people fail is that they wish to elect a state and remain in it. This is a kind of death.

Copyright (c) 2010 Dorothy Tannahill Moran Sometimes terminology gets tossed around and we all nod our heads like we understand what's being said, when we don't. I thought I would take a few steps back and take a simplistic look at what personal change is, to ensure we're all nodding our heads in understanding.

Copyright (c) 2010 Katherine Bouglai Let me clarify exactly what I mean about staying in your power. I am talking about the program I'm developing which is called 7 Steps to Personal Empowerment.

People associate meditation with calm, peace and tranquillity. What we don't, however, associate it with is pain. The spiritual wisdom gained through meditation is, nevertheless, all about pain - deep emotional pain.

Individuals and societies expect organisations and their officers to behave ethically, because the way they behave can harm people both as individuals and/or as societies. But what are the principles underlying ethical behaviours?