Author: David Beairsto
Becoming Healthy, Wealthy and Wise
Change is essential for anyone wanting to make a difference in this world. Knowing how to prosper, like knowing any process, starts by embracing change as a way of lfie.
Moving from one fixed point to a desired conclusion requires action. Action by definition is the opposite of being fixed or permanent. While our current state and our desired conclusion may be inactive reference points, the process of moving from the beginning to the end is fraught with activity.
You Can’t Win Unless You Finish The …

Traveling can be quite expensive. First, a large proportion is spent on getting to your destination, either via plane, car, train, or whichever method of transportation you use. Second, daily activities and food and beverages might eat up a large proportion of your budget. Last, you will need a place to stay. Most people choose for a hotel, a hostel, a campsite, or similar. Especially for the more open-minded people among us, there is a cheap alternative to the so expensive lodging: it is called couchsurfing (www.couchsurfing.com).
Couchsurfing is not as much focussed …

Social anxiety and shyness are more around us than we think. Social anxiety is anxiety, or a sense of extreme fear, about social situations, interactions with other people, and generally how we perceive social settings. Social anxiety is often formed during childhood, and usually remains unnoticed until adolecense or early adulthood. Social anxiety is usually a great burden to those individuals impacted, since it normally results in a small social circle, and the inability to engage in new relationships and friendship. However, at a business level, social anxiety also has a …

Every healthy person is seeking for personal development; this can be at work, working towards a healthier lifestyle, doing more sport, reducing stress, stop smoking, or taking on some hobbies you always wanted to do. Life is, and should be, dynamic and interesting, and indeed each and every person has the ability to pursue his or her own luck.
Often, the new year kicks off with a lot of good intentions. People promise themselves to quit smoking, to move to another place, to change their jobs, or to do sports three days a …

Yesterday I had written my review for 2009, in which I had identified quite some pros and cons for the year. Today, being the last day, I want to focus on 2010, and my commitments. As I had written in the article Good Intentions for 2010 – Personal Change Management not to focus on too many items simultaneously, I will keep my list short.
A start towards financial independence
My main goal for 2010 is to start working on being financially independent. I remember many conversations I had with friends about this …