Archive for the ‘Articles’ Category
How to Cure any Illness
This is the unofficial part 2 to my article “Why Do We Get Sick?” “How to Cure Any Illness” is a look at how disease and sickness is contracted and, keeping this in mind, one can see how drugs arenot enough to heal us completely. It takes a lifestyle change.
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How to Cure any Illness
November 10, 2009
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Why Do We Get Sick?
Slightly different from my recent posts, but very relevant. This new article takes a look at some of the reasons why some people get sick versus others. It can vary depending on your lifestyle, where you live, as well as many other factors.
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Why Do We Get Sick?
November 9, 2009
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The Twisted Game of Telephone
This article takes on a different shape than the others so far. It is written as a fairy-tale story, but has a very important message for you to ponder: just were do all the inexplicable traditions in our lives come from?
Many beliefs are formed for good reason; however, inevitably these beliefs become changed and twisted to the point where the original purpose is lost completely. Similar to a game of telephone. Hopefully, the story will get you thinking about what rituals you hold dear to this day and why they are so important to you.
January 26, 2009
Tags: Culture, Law, Philosophy/Psychology, Religion, Tradition Posted in: Articles No Comments
A Call for Educational Reform
In another post, I mentioned the state of education in the US and the world. I now have an article follow-up to that discussing the problems with just focusing on Math, Literature, Science, and History in schools. We cannot simply leave the burden of education on parents as we currently do unless parents are learning the best ways to raise children.
As I explain in the article, there is no right way to raise a child; however, I have seen far too many parents become clueless as to what values should be essential to their children’s development.
January 13, 2009
Tags: Children, Education, Innovation, Life Skills Posted in: Articles No Comments
Itentifying Addiction
Part two of my articles on addiction has just been published. This one focuses on methods to discovering if you have an addiction.
January 4, 2009
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Combating Addiction
Addiction is something that plagues many humans, yet it is difficult to understand. As a rational being, one would think that a person could simply stop engaging in a destructive behavior. Unfortunately, our minds can sometimes be seduced to the point where rationality becomes secondary.
This article is the first of two articles on addiction. The first is a description of addiction and how it can be overcome, and the second is a compilation of ways to determine if you truly have an addiction.
December 28, 2008
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Creativity Killed the Capitalist
I hate to give the impression that I am anti-capitalist, because that is not the case. I appreciate the capitalist system for its strengths, but it has many faults. Once again, a balance needs to be reached. Capitalism is too individualistic and Communism is too groupish. I believe there can be a middle ground, but its never easy to establish such fundamental changes to government systems. Read More…
December 22, 2008
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Inspirational Quotes
The last article was a little late, so I decided to send this one out a bit earlier. For this one, the title explains it all: 15 Quotes by Street Saint. There are 15 of my favorite origional quotes. Feel free to look them over and find ones you like. I ranked them from 15 to 1, but I still like them all and think they are all enlightening.
November 22, 2008
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Depression
Sorry for the delay in getting this published, but I think this article was worth the wait. It is an analysis of depression and how it effects the lives of those who are depressed as well as their friends and family. The article addresses the struggle in helping depressed people and suggests ways to do so without making their condition worse.
November 19, 2008
Tags: Depression, Health, Life, Mental Health Posted in: Articles No Comments
Talent vs. Skill
The difference between talent and skill is talent you are born with, skill you must develop. Talent helps to develop skill, but you don’t need talent to become an expert. The article goes into more depth about how skills are developed and it actually flows pretty nicely with my article on achieving goals.
October 27, 2008
Tags: Career, Nature, Nurture, Skill, Talent Posted in: Articles No Comments