You Don't Know Jack!

Written by Donald Schnell


Article Title: You Don’t Know Jack Author Name: Dr. Donald Schnell Contact Email Address: Donald@spiritualjava.com Word Count: 464 Category: Personal Development, Motivation, Self Help Copyright Date: 2003

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You Don’t Know Jack ©2003 Dr. Donald Schnell

Dear Success Colleague,

I found it hard to believe.

The man performed 1,000 full body chin-ups non-stop. Most men have trouble completing even one.

I found it hard to believe. The same man did these chin-ups in under 30 minutes.

I found it hard to believe. This man was in his 30's, not a young twenty something.

I found it hard to believe. This man completedrepparttar 115641 chin-ups and then jumped torepparttar 115642 ground and did 1,000 pushups!

I found it hard to believe. This man completedrepparttar 115643 pushups in twenty minutes.

His name?

Jack La Lanne. The famous sixties TV exercise icon.

What does Jack La Lanne have to do with success? Exercise benefits you in many ways. It is great form of stress relief and physical conditioning.

But I learned much more from Jack La Lanne then merely exercising my body. I learned to exercise my mind. How? Jack taught me that exercise creates discipline and persistence, and thatrepparttar 115644 more I strengthened by body,repparttar 115645 more my mind was exercised.

The Destructive Aspects of Anger

Written by Newton Hightower


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Anger cauuses a bodily reaction. Your sympathetic nervous system and muscles mobilize for physical attack. Your muscles tense and your blood pressure and heart rate skyrocket. Your digestive processes stop. Certain brain centers are triggered, which then change your brain chemistry. When you are angry, your bodily functions change forrepparttar 115644 worse.

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