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Integrity in a job interview? Absolutely!

Landing a job based on falsities always backfires; stick to old-fashioned honesty, even if that means it takes you longer to find one, says Marty Nemko
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How I Healed My Brain Tumor

Anna Parkinson tells us how, with the help of the Body Mirror System of Healing, she was able to heal the tumor in her brain without surgery or pharmaceutical intervention
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Lessons from a traveller: 1400 Bananas, 76 Towns & 1 Million People By Samir Nazareth

An account of Samir Nazareth's exploratory journey across the coastal region of India.
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How to Find and Align With Your True Values as per John Demartini

When you take on goals that are not aligned with your highest values, your goals have little chance of being realised and you end up struggling and being unhappy. Understanding your values and then using them to achieve your most meaningful goals is the key to transforming a quiet life of desperation into an amazing life of inspiration, says John Demartini
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Perks of being a motivational speaker

Akash Gautam shares the lessons that he learnt from being a motivational coach
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“I have realised that judgements are mere illusions” — don Jose Ruiz

don Jose Ruiz, son of internationally respected spiritual master don Miguel Ruiz, is now an author and a spiritual teacher himself. But if you believe that because of his illustrious father, his path would have been a bed of roses, you are mistaken, and how!
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The great Indian advertising clichés

In a lighter vein, comedian Sapan Verma reflects on clichéd ideas in advertising that refuse to change
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Gratitude: the key to happiness

It is not happy people who are thankful, but thankful people who are happy
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Dealing with colleagues who can send your stress levels soaring

There are ways to deal with those annoying colleagues who add to your work stress
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How to Stop Being Busy and Start Being Productive

In the chaos of this technologically advanced, highly networked age, we frantically try to find ways to manage time so that we may use it more effectively—only to feel overwhelmed and unhappy in the bargain. But what if, instead of managing time, we chose to focus on managing our energy?