Steven Schlozman on discovering "Consumerism consumes us all"

By Aditi | January 25, 2012 12:38 am |
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Nature

Consumerism

Steven Schlozman, a veteran writer with a writing skill that can pull anybody to the world of the story unfolded in the book from the real world, is this time bringing out another great book, namely, “Consumerism consumes us all”. A story about his childhood days, about those days when he used to go for summer camping and meet various friends and about the differences in thoughts and feelings between him and his friends; this would be a worth-reading book that again can carry you away to the days of his summer camps. The book says how the author found the name of this book and what the first impacts that were being created by these words.

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Talk to strangers for more fun and care!

By Aditi | January 18, 2012 12:06 am |
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Influence

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Walking up to strangers and striking up conversation is much more fun than talking to same old boring friends. It’s fun, interesting, and risky. And it will bring more spice to your life. You’ll meet new people every day and you’ll experience firsthand the joy of living dangerously. If you make the effort despite your fears about talking to strangers, you might fortuitously have the time of your life.

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Why can’t we remember people’s names?

By Aditi | January 11, 2012 3:10 am |
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Nature

Business executives handshaking after striking a business deal

There are a number of instances when we just say ‘hi’ to people but then think who that was? There are many of us who just remember the face of the person but cannot recall the name. Don’t worry, it is not a disorder. Researchers say that there is something atypical about a name that makes it fiddly to evoke.

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How to tell someone that they are beautiful?

By Aditi | January 7, 2012 12:56 am |
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Communication

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There are many of us who want to convey feelings to someone they love and tell them how beautiful you think they are. But it is always easy to appreciate others from distance but it is very difficult to tell that person face to face. And also you don’t want to sound insincere or have the other person not believe you. So, here are some ways that can make it easy for you to tell someone that they are beautiful.

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Does making excuses annoy you?

By Aditi | December 30, 2011 12:31 pm |
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Self-actualization


The habit of constantly making excuses can have manifold impacts, varying from laughingly being commented to as fly-by-night to being considered overly suspicious and obsessed. You may be brave, up-front and well-respected in each aspect of your professional, personal and family life, but if you’re always covering up your inadequacy with excuses, your negative reputation is bound to develop. Excuses develop in defense of covering up some kind of weakness. Continue reading Does making excuses annoy you?

How does obsession and control mar your relationship?

By Aditi | December 29, 2011 1:26 pm |
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Relationships

Self behavior is the root of any relationship. It depends on your behavior whether the relationship will work or not. And obsession and control over your loved one are the two fatal factors which when crossed a certain limit will mar your relationship. An obsessive or dangerous love addiction can take a toll on your relationships with others. Being in this kind of relationship can make it difficult to distinguish the sign of obsessions because you might outlook your behavior as normal. Any relationship that consistently makes you question your self-worth means you are in a potentially dangerous relationship. Continue reading How does obsession and control mar your relationship?

Top 5 negative impacts of suppression

By Aditi | December 28, 2011 1:28 am |
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Positive thinking


Life’s not always good. There are numerous instances when we experience a trauma and our minds protect ourselves by shutting off our emotions. Suppressing your emotions deliberately in times when there is no trauma for e.g. death of a family member or loss of a job can lead to damaging effects on your mind and body. So here are the top 5 negative impacts of suppression. Continue reading Top 5 negative impacts of suppression

Language of the eyes is very mysterious

By Aditi | December 23, 2011 6:47 am |
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Communication

Language is just not verbal. There are certain nonverbal gestures which are effective than verbal communication. And one such source of nonverbal communication is an eye. The pupil of an eye discloses the human nature and many more things. Here are many things that your eyes reveal. Continue reading Language of the eyes is very mysterious

Exploring Compassion in Human Beings

By Aditi | November 30, 2011 7:03 am |
Categories:
Nature

Compassion is one of the most vital emotional factors in human beings yet not all of us are aware of it in the right way. It is very important to explore our compassionate side to be a better human being.

Compassion is one thing that can be observed in a person through his or her body language. In other words, you need not necessarily speak or use words to express your compassion for a thing, you can express it using your gestures and body language. A more open body language, strong eye contact, smiling and head nods are all gestures that suggest compassion in a speaker or listener.

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Mending Communication Gap between Husband and Wife

By Aditi | November 29, 2011 6:58 am |
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Relationships

common-relationship-problems For a healthy married life, it is important to mend the communication gap between husband and wife. It has been observed that men and women tend to live a problematic life due to communication gap in their marriage. Read on to learn how to mend the communication gap between the caveman (husband) and the butterfly (wife).

Gender when takes the shape of ego can create havocs in a marriage. In other words, when unbiased with gender roles, husband and wife should come closer sharing all their conversations in order to live a happy married life.

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