The FIRST Essential Ingredient for Business Success You had 24 hours yesterday. So what did you do with them? Did you fritter them away in mindless and pointless activities? Did you vegetate in front of the TV? Did you go out for dinner with your lover? Did you work for 8 hours making someone else rich? Did you work on your business so that it grows and achieves for you the dreams you dream of? ...

Anxiety Disorders - Distinguishing the Types of disorders People suffer from a variety of anxiety disorders, each with their own set of symptoms and recommended treatments. These disorders are clustered on a spectrum of overall anxiety, with some that affect the overall quality of life and others that are very specific. At one end of the spectrum is Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). Individuals...

Great Resources For Publishing Your Works! Are you the next great budding novelist among us? What story have you written that you can't wait to tell? Are you passionate about a hobby and want to share your knowledge with fellow enthusiasts? As a writer, you share one thing in common among each other: the pursuit of a means to get your written works out to the general public. When large publishing...

Storytelling tips for Teachers Helping Children Choose Stories *Preselect a pool of stories for younger children and students who have never told a story. *Tell or read examples of different kinds of stories. *Each student should consider their audience before choosing a story. *Each student should also read at least five stories before choosing his/her story to tell. *Every students should t...

Storytelling can be a valuable teaching aid AORN Journal, Sept, 2000 by Carolyn A. Ramsey Storytelling is not a new concept for teaching others. Narratives in the Bible and Native American folklore are prime examples. For generations, we have relied on stories from our ancestors to teach us values and expectations. Storytelling can be used to teach any topic to any group of individuals. Most peo...

Telling a great story - storytelling Camping Magazine, July-August, 1998 by Sandy Cameron Mention storytelling to campers and they may think of an overexaggeration or lie they told their friends. Storytelling, the art of bringing a story to life through the inflection in one's voice, rhythm, facial expressions, and hand movements, is becoming popular today. In a society where television and comp...

The lost art of storytelling - parents telling stories to children - includes storytelling tips Better Homes & Gardens, August, 1995 by Bob Baldwin Ever since humans first learned to speak, parents have told stories to their children. Storytelling has the power not only to entertain, but to teach, to heal, and to transmit traditions and family lore from one generation to the next. Yet in th...

Should You Write a Book? One morning, you open your inbox and find several e-mails that will boost your business. There is an invitation to speak at a local group comprised of your best prospects. Several emails have arrived from people who've "heard of you" and inquire about your services. There is a message from a potential joint venture partner who has invited you to be a guest on a teleconfe...

Human Rights Through the Art of Compassionate Rebel Storytelling It has been said that whoever tells the stories, defines the culture. Perhaps that’s why people are looking for new stories, stories where the response is not violence, retaliation, and war, stories where basic human rights are not violated. Everyone wants to believe that human beings can make better choices than the ancient paths o...