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Our Mar/Apr 2010 theme is The Power of Words. Kevin Hall, author of Aspire, shows how the words we use can help us discover and live our life purpose. Dr. Barbara Fredrickson has studied the impact of positive emotions for over 25 years and shares practical tools for increasing heartfelt positivity.
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Networking Times Highlights
LEADOFF
Ode to Words
- Josephine Gross, Ph.D.
Words form the bridges between our inner and outer worlds.
THE CLOSE
Reading with Purpose
- Bob Proctor
Read inspirational books and uplifting articles that you can truly learn from.
REVIEWS
Positivity
- By Barbara L. Fredrickson, Ph.D. reviewed by Josephine Gross, Ph.D.
DEPARTMENT SUMMARIES
Department Summaries
Overviews of articles in this issue.
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NT Interview:
The Emotional Golden Ratio
Dr. Barbara Fredrickson is a Kenan Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the Positive Emotions and Psychophysiology Laboratory at the University of North Carolina. She has studied the effects of positive emotions for over twenty years, and what she discovered and teaches has made her a luminary i...read more
Lead Story:
Aspire!
Kevin Hall has had a lifelong fascination with the deeper meaning of words and how they can help us discover our purpose. Kevin is cofounder of the "Statue of Responsibility" project envisioned by Dr. Viktor Frankl and has been credited with wordsmithing and trademarking the original slogan for the ...read more
Master Networker:
A Vision of Greatness
Dan McCormick is a dynamic leader, popular speaker and top earner in one of the largest network marketing companies in the world. He hosts a Saturday morning radio show that attracts thousands of listeners and has published and coauthored the book Lessons from Great Lives. Dan discovered early on that the road to riches is paved with principles and that to excel at anything in life, you have to train the mind. Today he delights in inspiring others to reach for their dreams and teaching them the principles of greatness.
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Learn How to Get Paid to Play
Garrett J. White
Have the daily activities in your business and life become work? Does it feel like making money in your business is a burden and just way too hard?
What If I told you it is possible to not only love what you do but that you can stop working and start playing -- and get paid for it? Everyone can relate to the typical situation of waking up, working hard, collapsing at the end of the day, going to sleep, waking up and doing it all over again. For most folks, life has become a function of working to live instead of living to play. That is right: I said living to play.
As children we had no issue with the idea of playing: everything we did was a game and we lived in constant...
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Winners Take Responsibility—Whiners Play the Victim
Keith Cameron Smith
Lets face it: life doesnt always go according to plan. In fact, life is what happens while youre making other plans.
To become a winner in the face of this unpredictability requires that you balance two seemingly contradictory ideas. The first is best expressed by the expression If its going to be, its up to me. The second is nearly the opposite: What will be, will be.
These two statements sound fine by themselves -- but when you put them side-by-side they contradict each other. And yet, taking either of these statements to the extreme produces negative results.
For example, lets look at the first statement: If its going to be, its up to me. Taking that philosophy to the extreme leads to...
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