it was only last 17th February at Berkeley during Global Oneness Project event i had the honored chance to see him for the first time face to face.

Two things about change are well known: As a rule, people hate change, and Change is inevitable

How much of being a hero is personal choice, and how much is externally controlled by the world we live in? I bring this up after reading this article and Gordon stating that he did not think of himself as a hero, only as doing what he had to do.

Along with that, how much of heroism is the perception of other people? Can I be a hero even if I don’t believe that I am?

A mentor of his told him to think in terms of “10, 10, and 10″ when making decisions in life:

Have you ever wondered why so many people are overweight when there are hundreds of diets and thousands of books on how to be healthy?

Do you claim health is important to you–then skip the gym for 6 weeks? Do you believe being productive is important, but work only on the night before a deadline?

How to be happy, may sound pretty much common sense, but it is not as easy as it sounds. If it is, there will be not so many desperate cases out there.

n the December 2007 issue of Ode magazine, there is a short article riffing off the twelve days of Christmas tradition that suggests twelve daily topics of reflection.

It is hard to believe that a year has passed since the most nerve-wracking, yet exciting and wonderful, moment in my life.

Sometimes the answers to our problems are not nearly as complex or elusive as many of us seem to believe they are. Or as difficult as some of us make them.

I love working with children. Unlike adults, their dreams have no ceiling. It’s inspiring to listen to their goals and ideas.

Sometimes we go through periods in life when our body just doesn’t seem to be able to keep pace with all the things we want to squeeze out of life.

You can’t turn left or right these days without someone telling you how to improve your life.

I’m nearly 35 years old, and I’ve made my share of mistakes in my life. I’m not a big believer in regrets … and I have learned tremendously from every single mistake …

My husband died in 1998 and the following year found me incredibly depressed, desperately lonely and totally overwhelmed.

One of the biggest complaints I hear people say is that they can’t seem to turn off their thoughts especially when their self-talk is negative or punishing.

The single greatest challenge I’ve faced since learning how to turn my financial life around is patience. I want to be debt free now.

“What happens if we get sued?”, “What happens if I have a terminal illness?”, “What would people think of me if I do this?”

Why does this post seem like a confession? Maybe because it catalogs the major events of my life over the last 12 months in an effort to capture everything I learned during that time.What follows are some of the most important life lessons I’ve ever learned, and if you want to learn them too, all you have to do is keep reading.

Mikki is the master at standing out in a crowd. But it is not a tactic; it just comes naturally. Here is a brief excerpt from the book.

It seems that there is one constant in the lives of Human beings.  We all want to be happy. 

Personal leadership which is.. “the desire of an individual to take charge of his or her own life. Personal leaders realize that leadership is not a position or title, but an outlook on life and their role in the world

Offering his guests coffee, the professor went to the kitchen and returned with a large pot of coffee and an assortment of cups

We spend much time thinking about what was and what could have been. And we spend much time projecting into the future and wondering about what may happen.

In trying to improve our lives, attain greater success, and reach our goals, we try to find ways to improve ourselves. We try to become smarter, more efficient,

You can buy the best; you can buy some crappy imitation of the best; or you can buy nothing at all. People argue a lot about the parameters of the first two choices.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and it’s a day when many men and women will spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on gifts, activities, and other acts of lavishness in the name of love and affection.

“The road to happiness lies in two simple principles: find what it is that interests you and that you can do well,

The kindness story I am about to tell is a collaborative project, and it will hopefully involve you!  

It’s much easier to change our environments than it is to change our behavior. The first step to improving our environments is be aware of their existence and how they influence us.

As a child, Chun-Ning Chu saw herself becoming a saint, but insight into balance and applying Asian wisdom guided her instead to redefine entrepreneurship.

In a world that seems crazily hungering for things, possessions, and stuff, I thought I would list some of the best things in life… the things that are free!