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Articles tagged "future":
6 articles found
How To Teach Children To Think Ahead
How to instill foresight into children, and to teach them to think ahead? Teaching your child is simple and interesting. Foresight will help them to achieve a lot in life, and our stories and workbooks will help you develop this quality in your child. Further information and descriptions of the books and workbooks which will teach your child foresight can be found in KindBook project.
When you are driving your vehicle, you can't get very far without running into something if you're constantly looking into the rearview mirror. I don't recommend trying this! And neither do I recommend doing it with life either.
Growing Beyond The Past Into A Better Present And Future
How to as business person to successfully look at your past to learn from it and have the future you want.
Multi Level Marketing?..... Does It Work?
This article will give you some insight as to whether or not multi level marketing companies actually work.
'Advice for parents'? Who needs it? But author Mike Scantlebury is reassuring when it comes to thinking about the lessons that wise elders are sharing with the young, like 'Study hard' and 'Work for tomorrow'. It may not be fashionable but the alternative 'philosophy' is based on a lie, says Mike, exposing the sham justifications that allow young people to pollute their bodies, crash their minds, and hock their future.
What's so good about the past? It seems so certain, so solid. It's there to tell us who we are and where we came from. Actually, it doesn't exist. It's there in our heads and we have to recreate the details in our minds. It's actually as flabby and full of fantasy as our dreams about the future. Let Mike Scantlebury demolish your obsessions and chip away at your bad memories. After all, they're holding you back.