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Dr. Ross Reck – A professional golfer once told me that the biggest reason most golfers’ scores don’t improve much is that they tend to play with other golfers whose skill levels are roughly the same as theirs.

Ross Reck – Study after study has shown that successful people possess high levels of self-confidence—a rock-solid belief in their abilities.

Sociologist Shanna B. Tiayon posted an excellent article titled, “How Memories of Kindness Can Make You Happy,” in Greater Good Magazine. In the article, Ms. Tiayon points out that research has shown for quite some time that performing kind acts makes us happy.

Ross Reck – The above is a quote from the spiritual teacher, Osho. What he’s telling us is that if we aren’t careful, fear can hold us back and keep us from enjoying life to the fullest.

Often when we greet people that we encounter during our daily activities, we say something like, “Hi, how are things going?” They may respond with something like, “Fine.” “Great!” or “Not bad.” And that’s the end of it. Now, if you want to get the most out of your greetings, when the other person tells…