Ebooks
James Allen is best known for his book As a Man Thinketh. This week, Bradley Woods introduced me to another of his works – The Way of Peace.
Another great collection of ebooks is on Personal Development Books.
I’ve added each of these to my list of free ebooks.
No More Complaining
Get Your Complaint Free Bracelets from A Complaint Free World:
Your thoughts create your world and your words indicate your thoughts. When you eliminate complaining from your life will you enjoy happier relationships, better health and greater prosperity. This simple program helps you set a trap for your own negativity and redirect your mind towards a more positive and rewarding life.
I’ve requested mine… now we’ll see if I’ve got the courage to wear a purple bracelet. 
Being an Introvert in an Extroverted World
8 Reasons Why Introvert is OK! – If you’re an introvert, this article will help you understand that you’re, well, OK. If you aren’t, it may help you understand those of us who are.
Do It Now!
7 Tricks You Need to Fight Procrastination – I know that I can always use all of the tricks that I can get!
Gratitude
Vickie from Contemplate This shared a beautiful video from Gratefulness.org, which describes itself as “a non-profit organization dedicated to gratefulness, a universal principle that serves as the core inspiration for personal healing, cross-cultural understanding, interfaith dialogue, intergenerational respect, and ecological sustainability.”
Have fun making it a great week!
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Hi Lyman, thanks for pointing to my article!
Really appreciate it!
You’re welcome, Robert… it’s a keeper.
Thanks for pointing to my site as well
My husband and I have unofficially had a no-complaining rule for years. That’s one of the simplest ways to improve the quality of our lives.
My recipe for happiness is to ask myself every day, “What’s good about my life? What needs to be done? How can I get this done and enjoy the process?” What’s your recipe?
Jarle – You’re very welcome… you’ve got a great resource going there.
Jean – I am supposed to be getting *two* of the “no complaining” bracelets… I haven’t sprung it on my better half yet, though.
Happy to learn that being an introvert is not all that bad
Yes putting a STOP!! Sign in front of the complaining Box could really help… I read somewhere the other day…
Mark your “Thoughtsâ€
They become your “wordsâ€
Mark your “wordsâ€
They become your “Actionâ€
Mark your “Actionâ€
They become your “characterâ€
So thought’s are the core… thinking positive and keeping the negative stuff out can, not only help us be HAPPY…. But it may certainly help us go a long way…. Nice post
Cheers!!
Good Luck!!
I’m glad you enjoyed the introvert article, WebDrops. And thanks for sharing that piece of writing… very true and powerful.
Thanks for the resources Lyman. My favourite was the introvert one, I used to struggle with my “intro-ness”, and took me a while to get comfortable with it.
Cheers,
Albert | UrbanMonk.Net
Modern personal development, entwined with ancient spirituality.
I’m glad you liked it, Albert… it really struck a chord with me as well. Living in such an extrovert oriented world doesn’t have to be as hard as we make it.
Thanks for the mention, Lyman. I’m glad you liked my article on overcoming procrastination.
This is great list of resources you’ve put together, and I’m quite pleased to be included in such illustrious company.
You’re welcome, Samir… and thank you for your compliments.