Motivation

Focus On Your Strengths, Not Your Weaknesses

James Saward-Anderson | Posted 29.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
James Saward-Anderson

Nobody is perfect, we are all flawed in one way or another. But we are all unique and all carry a host of skills and attributes which have the potential to become powerful tools in our arsenals...we just have to realise it!

Maximising Your Potential At University

James Saward-Anderson | Posted 23.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
James Saward-Anderson

The best way to start reversing your bad habits is to make a series of long term and short term goals which will serve as beacons for the directions of your new habits. For example the most common habit which faces most students is excessive procrastination, in my opinion, the easiest way to overcome procrastination is by setting goals.

Life, Death and the Greatest Regret

Steven Bartlett | Posted 16.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Steven Bartlett

It is all too easy to let your true ambitions, your dreams and consequently yourself, be consumed by the expectations of others, by life's pressures and by fear of failure. This however; is no excuse to surrender. I often say that mistakes are things I did and regrets are things I didn't do.

Let Your Banner Fly

Ana Tzarev | Posted 01.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Ana Tzarev

Shakespeare famously wrote, "To thine own self, be true." But when your words and actions are met with negativity, you may feel your spirit sinking down. How can we learn to withstand the withering blows of doubt, both from ourselves and from others?

Twenty Things I've Learned at 20

Chenice Clarke | Posted 14.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Chenice Clarke

As I'm approaching my 20th birthday on 20 March, I've taken the time to reflect on what I've learned so far in my life. I've travelled, I've volunteered, I've taken a gap year and I'm now finishing my first year at University studying English and American Literature and Sociology.

The Power of Context

Dominic Irvine | Posted 06.05.2013 | UK
Dominic Irvine

You need to know something really important. Context drives behaviour. The way people are behaving in your business is a function largely of the context you have created.

How to Lose the Treadmill and Alienate the Crunch Machine

Sam Feltham | Posted 23.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Sam Feltham

These days it seems we are all looking for the next best bit of fitness equipment to do our exercise for us, whether it be a treadmill, crunch machine, wobbly shoes, or a vibrating platform. I mean I don't know how often you do squats in a constant earthquake, but I don't see the point to be honest.

Getting in the Flow for 2013

Louise Presley-Turner | Posted 10.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Louise Presley-Turner

We tend to put a lot of pressure on ourselves at this time of year. We think we'll be happy when we've sorted everything out - the new job, the DIY, paperwork, the new kitchen and so on.

How to Break the Fitness and Fat Loss Motivation Rut

Charli Cohen | Posted 03.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Charli Cohen

Motivation is tricky to address, as it really is a case of different strokes for different folks. Case in point: the dreaded scales. An undesired number could fuel you to train and diet your socks off for the next month, or it could knock you flying off the wagon into a 'why do I bother' downward spiral.

Don't Bother With New Year's Resolutions!

Dominic Irvine | Posted 04.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Dominic Irvine

Ordinary people can do extraordinary things when properly motivated. New Year and New Year resolutions are not the place to start.

Balance Your Business Mind With Meditation

Oisin Browne | Posted 20.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Oisin Browne

In the same way that we exercise and watch our nutrition to keep in good shape you'll find that meditation is a key factor in running a healthy company.

Motivation and Love: the Recipe for a Successful Business Marriage

Dessislava Bell | Posted 20.01.2013 | UK Tech
Dessislava Bell

Motivation to work hard and keep working hard. The ability to motivate your team to believe in your vision and bring their own drive to the game. And ultimately, the ability to motivate customers to invest in your products, to use them and to spread the word for you.

How to Avoid the Next Great Resource Disaster

Tom Cornwall | Posted 17.01.2013 | UK Politics
Tom Cornwall

At the end of a week when BP were fined $4.5 billion for the Deepwater Horizon disaster, attention should turn to avoiding the continuation of another waste of natural resources; human potential. Because every day thousands more barrels are being wasted by the promotion of a pursuit of happiness through synthetic means. Plugging this leak is a task for us all.

Art Helps the Mind as well as the Soul

Dr K.L. Margrove | Posted 07.01.2013 | Home
Dr K.L. Margrove

Due to the need to improve the evidence base for participatory arts and health courses, people on the waiting list were invited to take part in an evaluation of Open Arts.

Ten Reasons to Give Up Your Job

Hannah Cox | Posted 15.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Hannah Cox

....and only do what you love. So, what qualifies me to do this? Well I took the plunge to be self employed when I had no money or idea what I was g...

Creativity in the Therapeutic Setting

Elena Barbiero | Posted 17.10.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Elena Barbiero

Why is it so important to keep creativity vibrant and alive? Creativity is not only about activities such as drawing, painting, graphics, writing etc.: it's also about creative solutions, intuition, understanding of others, empathy. These qualities bring out generosity, abundance, awareness of others, self-realisation.

Is This The Best Office In The World? (PICTURES)

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah O'Meara | Posted 20.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle

What would it take to raise your motivation and creativity levels? Perhaps a secret garden, 'Granny flat' interiors and an allotment. That's ce...

No (Wo)man is an Island

Emma Brooke | Posted 15.06.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Emma Brooke

Sometimes things don't come easy. Sometimes life's hard. In those times, inspiration people rally together and pick each other up. Tell their war stories and remind each other why they're doing what they do.

Inspiring Ways To Think Yourself Fit (PICTURES)

The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 10.07.2012 | UK Lifestyle

The days are getting longer and warmer, meaning it's time to pull yourself out from the comfort of your winter layers and revive your sluggish energy ...

Don't Flunk Your Resolutions by Accident

Mark Fletcher-Brown | Posted 09.03.2012 | UK
Mark Fletcher-Brown

New Year is the season for new commitments and new failures to see our commitments through. We begin well and mid-way through January we seek out those who abandoned their resolve early and use them as an excuse to do the same. It's too easy not to do what you say you really want to do.

The Da Vinci Secret to Success

Tony Wrighton | Posted 14.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Tony Wrighton

What is it that you'd really love to achieve? Lose weight? Make more money? Get a new job? Quit smoking? The other evening, there was only a small ...

Motivating Your Child In Lessons

Naomi Richards | Posted 29.11.2011 | UK
Naomi Richards

It is not uncommon for your child to hate at least one of their lessons or one of their teachers. Children generally hate the lesson because they feel...

Can Technology Engage and Improve Boys Literacy?

Rachel McClary | Posted 12.11.2011 | UK Universities & Education
Rachel McClary

Children are growing up in an increasingly technological world. Think back to how much has changed in the last 10 years and we can not possibly imagine what life will be like for our youngest children by the time they leave school.

Lifting Holiday Spirits!

Jayne M Cox | Posted 04.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle
Jayne M Cox

I've been prompted to write this as the slow return to Work, School, College and University begins and I keep hearing mention of the blues!

Climbing Everest

Sue Harper Todd | Posted 26.10.2011 | UK Lifestyle
Sue Harper Todd

Everyone has their own Everest in life and there are some women in this world who are overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges every day of their lives