A Better Life In Easy Steps

Written by Steve Gillman


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2. Close your eyes and breath deeply through your nose, whenever you feel stressed. Stress is one ofrepparttar biggest impediments to a better life. Simple stress-manangemnet techniques like this can help a lot, if you make them a habit.

3. Listrepparttar 141864 good things you've got. This may seem trite,but a good mood makes life better. Ever buy a van and start seeing vans everywhere? The same thing happens when you buy an idea. Imagine how it will affect your frame of mind to start seeing good things everywhere.

I could go on, but I don't know what your goals and needs are. The point here is to get you thinking, and then taking whatever actions you can. If you thought aboutrepparttar 141865 whole process, you might never build a house, but it's easy to nail one board in place, right? (And then one more, and one more...)

Steve Gillman writes on many self help topics including boosting brainpower, losing weight, meditation, habits of mind, creative problem solving, learning gratitude, generating luck and anything related to self improvement. You'll find more at http://www.SelfImprovementNow.com


Lucid Dreaming: Discover a Whole New Universe

Written by Chris Olsen


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2) As you are falling asleep, stay focused on remembering that you are about to enter into a dream.

3) While awake, visualize yourself being in a dream, becoming aware that you are dreaming.

4) Wake up an hour earlier than you usually do. Stay awake for an hour, then go back to sleep. As you are falling asleep, stay focused on your intention to have a lucid dream. This technique is particularly effective, because we have more dreams atrepparttar end of our night’s sleep cycle.

5) Believe that you can learn to lucid dream!

Chris Olsen is a doctoral student at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, in Palo Alto. To learn more about Chris Olsen and lucid dreams, visit http://mindfulpassions.typepad.com/lucid_dreaming


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