How we can judge ourselves? Is there any measure or mirror that enables us to learn the real us? The author, an expert of cross-cultural exchange, shows you that Buddhism teaches how we can know ourselves. His points include the danger of trusting too much of your own judgment or other people’s view on you.

Although a beautiful new envelope or a neatly packaged letter tend to draw our attention, we may need to pay attention and be aware of the information the package contains. The author, an expert of cross-cultural exchange, gives you his own experience, telling you how important it is to look inside the box.

I have to admit that the world as we know it now is largely inhabited and powered by the youth. Youthfulness is prized and sometimes we, er, mature ones have to take a backseat and see young people in its prime do amazing things right before our very eyes.

Who wouldn’t increase mind power? Who wouldn’t like to have more awareness, more focus, more strength to achieve his goals? Who wouldn’t discover how to practice the most effective mind power techniques? Well, over the last few years I have been involved in an incredible journey toward the development of a successful mindset. I have learned a lot of amazing things on mind power techniques and now, if you want to discover how to increase mind power too, I want to reveal three easy steps that will help you to go more easily, quickly and intelligently toward your goals.

There have been much talk about being positive and what good it brings to people that stay positive. However, it has been too often related to something physical or intangible like success in life or achieving some goals. Yes high dose of positivity may often be seen in people that are already successful or going to be very successful but is that the essential ingredient to the success recipe? It is just likes the chicken and egg theory, which come first chicken or egg? All I can say is that they are evident in all success stories I heard so far. So what is positivity?