Monthly Archives: December 2011

4 Simple Ways to Increase Focus and Get Things Done

Not too long ago, I set up a reminder for an event that my boss would be attending. When the day of the event came we received the reminder about three hours before the start time. I was shocked – I am usually much better at reminding him than this. We got everything taken care of and in the aftermath I started to evaluate what went wrong. Where had my focus been hiding the day before? Continue reading

Why You Should Take More Time for Yourself

We all need time to rest and recharge. If life feels so busy that you’re convinced you can’t manage to have a few hours for yourself, then it’s especially crucial that you carve out some “me time”. Here’s why: Continue reading

How To Overcome Your Inferiority Complex

This comparison is the main cause of inferiority complex. We compare ourselves with our neighbours, colleagues, batch mates, celebrities, siblings and with strangers too! Continue reading

Back To The Summit by Senator Omer Rains

I recently returned from a very moving trip to Asia in connection with the discharge of my responsibilities as Board Chair of READ Global. What I experienced on this remarkable trip enriched me greatly as is always the case when I am engaged in humanitarian work. This is an item I emphasize in Back to the Summit because by helping others we help ourselves. Continue reading

Letter From a Child: Don’t Be Realistic!

Imagine you received this letter from a child:

“Hello,

I will become a president.

I know … I know.

You’re thinking I’m a naive kid. Continue reading

How To Make Exercise a Great Part of Your Life

Are you exercising enough?

For most people, the answer to that question is “no” – especially at this time of year, during the holidays. Exercise might not feel like your top priority right now. But keeping active is crucial for good physical and mental health. Continue reading