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Latest Articles
How to Stop Biting Your Nails without Painting Them with Poison
Published 4 August, 2009 | Bad Habits
Uncontrolled nail biting - that horrible soreness and knowing it looks pretty awful - can be exasperating, but there are things you can do. First off, become aware of what triggers the nail biting. Is it boredom, stress, tiredness, anger, loneliness, hunger?
How to Increase Your Motivation at Work
Published 4 August, 2009 | Work Skills
There were once three lazy sons. While their father worked hard on the farm, they lounged, squabbled, ate, and drank. Eventually the father died and left them a will. They were greedily delighted when they saw what it read…
How to Stop Premature Ejaculation
Published 4 August, 2009 | Sexual Problems
Premature ejaculation plagues millions of men. It can leave both you and your partner dissatisfied, disappointed, embarrassed, and with feelings of guilt. But how does the pattern of premature ejaculation begin?
7 Weight Loss Motivation Tips That Work
Published 28 July, 2009 | Weight Loss Help
She came to see me. Sheila was her name: “It’s always the same. I get motivated for a few days, lose weight, then something happens and I pile it all on again and more! I’m getting married in three months! You’d think that would be motivation enough but my weight’s been even more all over the place lately!”
5 Sure-fire Ways to Overcome Fear and Anxiety Today
Published 28 July, 2009 | Social Anxiety
Nasrudin’s heart began to pound. His mouth became as dry as his palms became wet. He shook from head to toe and found himself breathing like an unfit man running to the finishing line of his first marathon.
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