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Latest Articles
How to Boost Self-Esteem
Published 18 December, 2009 | Confidence and Self Esteem
If you have low self-esteem then you are better than you think you are. This is the definition of low self-esteem. When your self-esteem improves, it’s because your self-knowledge has improved; just as the ugly duckling in Hans Christian Anderson’s famous tale had to learn its true nature before it could become fulfilled.
Overcome that Fear of Confrontation
Published 17 December, 2009 | Social Anxiety
She was intimidating - twenty years older than my 23 summers - but I had to confront her. I was her manager and her bullying of another female member of staff had to stop.
Achieving Alcohol Withdrawal
Published 8 December, 2009 | Addiction Help
Alcohol withdrawal needs to be approached in just the right way and if you have been drinking profusely, then I urge you to seek medical assistance. The tips in this article can be used as an adjunct to supervised medical alcohol withdrawal.
How to Cure Insomnia Naturally
Published 4 December, 2009 | Sleep Problems
“Sleep. That’s all I need, just some sleep. I’ve suffered insomnia for years and it’s got worse.” Natalie was in her fifties. She told me how she had driven around New Zealand recently and barely slept a wink the whole time. “I’ve always had trouble switching off, getting to sleep, and staying asleep. I was on sleeping pills but they didn’t help. I’ve tried hypnotherapy, exercising during the day, even faith healing! You’d think driving all day in New Zealand would have worn me out enough to sleep, but it didn’t.”
Put the spark, fun and excitement back into your relationship
Published 2 December, 2009 | Relationship Advice
There they sat, both about fifty. I guessed they’d been together since Paleo times, but even so, I was struck by the sheer boredom emanating from each of them toward one another. They didn’t speak; not an angry silence, but a “What possibly else can there ever be to talk about? We’ve said it all.” Maybe I’d caught them on an off day, but I’d seen them having lunch in this pub before and it was always the same.
