Top 10 Inspirational Biographies

[Shira Linnea]

Taking that responsibility is what sets us free from 15 Minute Manifestation Review the culture of dependence, from drifting along accepting whatever life throws at us. Freedom is lawful, not lawless. The difference between a wild animal and a civilized human being is the rule of law. Human beings have our intellectual and spiritual perception, in addition to our instincts and animal passion.Religion is the only real Source of the rule of law. The secular state is a secondary form of the rule of law that arises as a result of human beings interacting with each other, and practicing the rule of law revealed in our religion.Justice is the absence of oppression. The golden rule, "do unto others, as you would have them do unto you," is a spiritual form of justice. Karma is justice. Be fair. Cause and effect are inherent attributes of both natural, and moral and spiritual reality.All human beings are created equal, free and responsible for our own thoughts, words and deeds. We're not identical. We all have a diverse assortment of talents and abilities. We are like flowers in a garden, and uniformity would be boring. Unity in diversity, not uniformity, is an inherent attribute of human nature.Self acceptance is an important aspect of personal recovery or self improvement. We need to have an accurate understanding of both, our social circumstances, and our inner talents and abilities.

Whenever we do anything in life, there are consequences; in other words, there are results. And, our interpretation of these results, to a large degree, determines the direction that our life takes. I think that all of us can agree that there are actually only a few results that happen in any given situation. This article will briefly look at these results, possible interpretations, and probable directions based upon the interpretations. My friend Fifi, is a huge MJ fan, almost died with envy the day I told her about me interviewing MJ. She is one of his biggest fan and couldn't believe her ears when I told about the day I interviewed The King of Pop. Well, I sort of interviewed him. Okay, okay it was only a dream. But I interviewed him in my dream.I have been thinking a lot about the infamous King of Pop. I think MJ is someone we can all learn from, especially about sales, marketing, branding and image. This guy knew how to sell. Forget about his slew of problems with the law etc. Let's face it, we should all be so good at what we do to have people talking (and writing articles) about us for 30+ years non-stop, and around the world. Despite his sudden unexplained death, the King of Pop does live on!

Be different! Stand Out! Make a Statement! Just, be different. First it was my clothes, then hair, then my glove, then my skin colour and then my nose...ok, I did go a bit overboard but you get the picture, be different! What do you think is the key to success?Well, it's like this Leslie. You have got to make being around you a really cool and bad experience, and by bad I mean good. I mean, you must make people talk about you and what you sell. If you think about it, I got so many fans because I knew how to make the customers ecstatic. You must give the customer something so special, you under promise and over deliver and they will tell all their friends. Do you want me to sing or dance yet? (No, MJ, let's just finish the interview first!)Well, I'd have to suggest that someone whom wants to be successful in the business world needs to communicate that "I'll be there" be dependable and available. Always , always "Look at the Man in the Mirror" cause it starts with you, you have to take responsibility. Know that things in this world are never just "Black & White" so learn to read people and situations, anticipate and stay ahead of the game. Get really good at what's important or your core competence. People forget I started performing when I was 5, so my solo albums, my moonwalk etc did not get done overnight. I practiced and practiced and practiced and OK , you get the point. There is no easy road to success .... you have to work at it. Just Beat It!

At times, all of us wonder why we react in certain ways. You might say "I don't know why I got so upset" or "I don't know why he makes me so uncomfortable." And the answer may lie in your past.New research is showing that when something upsetting happens to us (a trauma), we store that event emotionally and energetically in our bodies. Now, this is no surprise when you're talking about a natural disaster, crime, or auto accident. Of course those are traumatic! But we also store what I'll call 'little 't' traumas' - and these can be as minor as a 3rd grade teacher speaking to you harshly, or a parent's angry comment. We all have lots of 'little 't' traumas - it's normal.However, traumas are re-triggered when something in our lives today remind us of the previous trauma. And here's the problem: when we are re-triggered, we immediately have not only the experience of the previous trauma, but ONLY THE RESOURCES THAT WE HAD AT THE TIME OF THE ORIGINAL TRAUMA.

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