Rejection Degrades Thinking and Performance
July 22, 2008
Clear thinking is crucial for carrying on a conversation, making decisions, and practically everything we do. Thinking can be clouded by a host of conditions including stress, dehydration, and poor nutrition. Now, studies reveal that rejection and criticism have a significant influence on how well a person thinks.
In a series of experiments at Case Western […]
15 Minutes Of Fame For A Lifetime Of Shame
July 5, 2008
A celebrity is the term used to describe someone who is famous and attracts attention from the general public and the world’s media. Traditionally, a celebrity would gain the title by his or her work or achievements in a particular field of expertise. Actors, musicians, politicians and inventors have all become celebrities in the past. […]
It’s Fantastic to be Single
December 4, 2007
Generally, society make us think that being single is being doomed or, an unwanted situation for a low self esteem nerd, or judge you with “you-must-have-a-problem″ label if you are not in a relationship. We imagine that we are automatically miserable if we hop into single hood.
Think again!
Here is a refresher on the advantages […]
The Power of Open Communication
December 3, 2007
A relationship without open communication will inevitably give way to deception. There is no grey area. It is better to hurt another with open communication than to betray with deception. You will find that even the act of open communication prevents deeds that would normally be performed under the veil of dishonesty.
A relationship is […]
Deciphering the Meaning of Chinese Numbers
December 3, 2007
Many Chinese customs are centered around the belief in the power of certain numbers, and the superstitions surrounding digits in Chinese culture only takes second fiddle to the role of specific foods. The pronunciation of these numbers also reflects the Chinese’s affinity with homonyms, where many digits are considered lucky or unlucky based on words […]


