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    benefit you. The article “How Changing Your Reading Habits Can Transform your Health” by Michael Grothaus was written to inform readers that reading a book can transform many people in having a better lifestyle. Grothaus main focus in writing this article is to give informational advice to people who are either in a bad state in life and trying to have a better life for themselves‚ or to even have a healthy life. He builds the credibility of the article by his own personal anecdote‚ research from other

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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR LIFE INTERESTING? You don’t like your life? Change it! Change your life for the better! There are many ways on how to make your life interesting. Some of the most worthwhile things in life aren’t easy. One of the things I dislike most about “power of positive thinking” style personal development philosophies (such as “The Secret”) is the implication that if you just have the right attitude and the right state of mind‚ the rest will just fall into place. I think it causes a lot of

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    VARK Learning Preference Tool Family Centered Health Promotion/NSR-429V April‚ 2013 The VARK learning preference tool was developed in 1987 by Fleming as an “inventory designed to help students learn more about their individual learning preferences” (psychology.about.com). This questionnaire was designed to help provide an individual insight on how they give and receive information. The quiz is 16 questions that break down one’s learning style into four categories. These four categories are

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    What Make You Happy

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    What make you happy? The answers to this is different from one to others. In my opinion‚ knowledge‚ positive thinking and self-confidence are primary factors bring me happiness. First of all‚ knowledge is increasing continuous together with fast developing life. Information is invaluable and tremendous and the more knowledge I attain‚ the more interesting I find in this world. When I do not grasp anything‚ I see how poor knowledge I have and I try to get as much as I can. I am interested in discovering

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    "word smart." If you have linguistic intelligence‚ you are probably very good when it comes to understanding and manipulating words‚ letters‚ and phrases. People who are word smart love to read‚ play word games‚ and write down notes and stories. They also like to discuss information actively with others. Study Tips: If you possess linguistic intelligence‚ try taking detailed notes when you are reading or working on the internet. Keep a personal journal of what you learn‚ describing

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    The Secret: Will it change your life? A guy is waiting for the light to turn green as he notices a Lamborghini pull up next to him‚ in his head he’s thinking wow this guys has a lot going for him. At the same time he notices on the other side of his car another guy pulls up driving a Kia. He laughs because based on his vehicle the overall assumption is that he’s struggling through life‚ just because he doesn’t have a nice car. In today’s society we base success on money and power‚ but the average

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    What Makes You Happy?

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    Materially‚ things can make me happy but it really can’t suffice my craving for the real happiness. As a person‚ some of us wake up each and every day that whatever they have is what make them happy. Lucky to those who are rich‚ for they have fame and wealth that they can use for their everyday living. Lucky some of those who are poor that some of them can still eat at least three times a day. Ironically‚ we humans sometimes seek and find happiness on material things. And more so‚ we forgot the real

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    Change from Innocence

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    Childhood is something people will hold on to for the rest of their lives. From the days on the playground to the times we were tucked into bed‚ our childhood is something highly cherished. In the novel‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ the author plots the change of childhood innocence to the journey of understanding reality. However it’s not always so that adulthood depicts a more wholesome view of the world. Mostly it’s purity that does the job better. Scout is a child who has been living across Arthur

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    even want anew‚ one‚ don’t have any idea how to do it. You have to think about your morals‚ values‚ anything that means a lot to you. Kishore exclaimed: “To change your personal identity or to create a new one‚ first decide who you are and what you want to be known for and then to make sure every step you take is consistent with that image.” (Kishore‚ 2012) Therefore you have to think about how you want others to see you and how you want to present yourself. Do you want to be known as a hard worker

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    What makes you happy.

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    What makes Us Happy "Endorphins are considered the best and most legal way of achieving a high" Nathan Altman said in his Endorphins Question and Answer article. Endorphins are polypeptides that are produced in the brain. They are able to bind to the neuro-receptors in the brain to give relief from pain. Endorphins can be accredited with the affect that exercise has on the brain. The so called runner’s high is a result of endorphins being produced in the brain. Discovered in 1975 endorphins are

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