Articles in Home | Self Improvement | Happiness

Title|Newest|Oldest
  • What's the Cost of a Million Dollars?  By : nerak =]
    Few of us really think about the practical realities of millions. For example, how much would you have to make per hour to gross a million a year (assuming a 40 hour work week)? It's just shy of $481/hr. Hmm, that's interesting. Much less intimidating than $1,000,000.00/yr.
  • The Miracle Of Mental Joy  By : nerak =]
    Have you ever stopped to wonder why it takes so long sometimes to achieve a goal, and other times it happens so quickly? This was the subject of our first ‘Member Only Call’ last Friday, and I want to share the results with you. It was determined that: “The length of time it takes for us to achieve a goal, is simply the time it takes us to believe we can have it!”
  • The Magic of Friendship  By : nerak =]
    “Friendship is born at the moment when one person says to another, ‘What, you too? I thought I was the only one.’” – C. S. Lewis
  • Money Makes The World Go Around  By : nerak =]
    Money is something that takes more and more place with us; it motivates many of us to do. And alternatively – not do.
  • Secret Revealed - The Mastery Of Happiness  By : cheesE.
    Happiness seems to elude most people today. It’s the one thing that people truly want but can never seem to attain. You may feel the same way. You may feel that you are always searching to acquire happiness but it ends up being that there is no gold at the end of the rainbow.
  • Everybody Needs Somebody - A Lesson In Social Relations  By : nerak =]
    I've heard the phrase "Everybody needs somebody" all my life and never gave too much thought to it because everything was always handed to me but not in the way you might think because I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth.
  • The Importance of Finding Yourself  By : nerak =]
    Two vignettes from sometime in the 60's.
  • What Makes You Happy?  By : nerak =]
    When we ask that question of students 12 to 17 the answer is freedom and personal experiences with family, friends or alone.
  • Happiness Through Volunteering  By : heyy
    Last winter I went to volunteer at the old brewery mission in downtown Montreal.The old brewery mission is a homeless shelter that houses the homeless.I went with members of my church who organized the event. We contacted the mission to inform of what we wanted to do, and they graciously agreed. On the day we selected to volunteer we prepared large portions of lasagna, rice and salad to feed the men who go to the shelter. When we arrived at the shelter we were greeted by volunteers who govern th
  • Family Bonding - The Little Things in Life That Make All the Difference  By : heylo
    You always hear stories from people saying, I didn't feel liked I belonged in my family. I felt like an outcast. Everyone liked sports and I liked the opera! Or I was the middle child I always felt lost or like I had to prove a point.
  • Get Blessed-Not Stressed  By : qinqin
    In my last article I wrote about trusting God in troubled times. I feel this is an area that everyone needs to get stronger in. It doesn't matter how old you are, it doesn't matter how much money you have, it doesn't matter where you live, and it certainly doesn't matter whether you're a Christian or not, everyone has hard times. It's not about what's fair, but rather our ability to approach the LORD and ask Him to give us the strength to carry us through. For a non-believer this could be the tricky part, but it's not impossible. Everyone is capable of believing in God and often times He uses these trials in our lives in order for us to invite Him in through Christ.
Article Knowledge Newsletter
Email:
Name:
We will never sell or rent your email address.

Sign Up for a free account or learn more.
Home
Submit Articles
Member Login
Top Authors
Most Popular Articles
Submission Guidelines
Ezine Notifications
Article RSS Feeds
About Us
Link to Us
Contact Us
Blog
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service

Copyright @ 2007 Article-Knowledge.Com. All Rights Reserved.
This site is best viewed with a resolution of 1024x768 (or higher)

Powered by Article Dashboard