6 Stress-Reducing Rituals Successful People Live By

by Angel Chernoff | Feb 24, 2016 | Mind Games

Take a deep breath.  Nothing is as hectic as it seems.  Nothing is worth weakening your health.  Nothing is worth poisoning yourself into stress, anxiety and despair. The mind can go either direction under stress – toward the positive or toward the negative: on or...

8 Things About Sagittarians You Should Know Before Dating One

by Steven Aitchison | Feb 24, 2016 | Mind Games

Anyone who is fascinated with astrology knows that each sign has its own stand out traits. Some stellar ones (pardon the pun) and some not so stellar. A Libra is a very indecisive person but they are also peace lovers. Good and bad, right? Signs that sit on a cusp of...

6 Golden Rules You Need to Know About Unhealthy Symptoms

by Ion Doaga | Feb 23, 2016 | Mind Games

You know that moment when you don’t feel? Pain… You visit a doctor who might ease your pain. You tell him your problem and he prescribes you medicine. In your opinion the list is too long for your coughing or sneezing. However, the doctor convinces you that the list...

15 Signs That Prove You Are A Natural Healer

by Steven Aitchison | Feb 23, 2016 | Mind Games

Being a natural healer is to be extremely gifted and blessed. It could mean to be able to heal people’s physical illnesses naturally or help them spiritually.  Whichever way you heal, you are envied, without a doubt. While many of us reach for our latest bottle of...

One Thing You Should Remember About Doing One Thing at a Time

by Marc Chernoff | Feb 22, 2016 | Mind Games

Why is it that over 50% of our new course students tell us they feel completely overwhelmed and exhausted in their personal and professional lives? The answer may surprise you: It’s not the number of minutes they spend awake and working hard each day that’s the issue...

One Big Reason Your Life Is Harder (And Busier) Than It Has To Be

by Marc Chernoff | Feb 18, 2016 | Mind Games

Busyness… is an illness. On a chilly January morning just inside the entryway to a Washington DC subway station, a young man took his violin out of its case and brought it up to his shoulder.  He was dressed in regular clothes – just jeans and a t-shirt.  And although...