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How to Write an Effective Self-Help Book?
How to Write an Effective Self-Help Book? The Pursuit of the Personal Renaissance Experience is considered a great self-help book that aims to guide readers in achieving happiness through the pursuit of their personal renaissance experience. It was authored by Dr....
The Signs of Inner Emptiness
The Signs of Inner Emptiness Inner emptiness is gradually becoming common nowadays. Many people feel empty inside for a number of reasons such as lack of love, lack of purpose, and lack of spiritual connections. The society then tries to fill up inner emptiness...
President’s Day
Today we, the citizens of the United States, celebrate the birthdays of our first president George Washington and our 16th, Abraham Lincoln, the president who guided our nation through the trauma of the Civil War. Honoring these individuals should remind us of...
It’s January 2nd
Okay, it’s sometime in early January and you step on the scale. And you can’t believe the number staring you straight in the face. You are ashamed and you are going to do something about it. You make what is the most common New Year’s resolution: weight loss. (By the...
Dealing with Change
Dealing with change is not an optional activity, it is a necessity. This is not only true for us human beings, but it is also true for every form of life. Why? Because the environment in which all living entities exist is in constant change. For example, alterations...
“What Do Political Conflicts Teach Us about the Pursuit of Personal Happiness?”
In Chapter 8 of my book, “The Pursuit of the Personal Renaissance Experience”, I highlight the similarities of biologic evolution to the evolution of social groups. I emphasize that individuals come together into groups to accomplish goals that they, as individuals,...
Living with “Intentionality”
I was watching a football game recently on television and was struck by a statement made by one of the commentators after a defensive player made a particularly hard tackle on an opponent ball-carrier. The observation was that that individual “play(s) with...
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