whirled_queen asked:


I want to do a slide presentation on motivation and goal setting, and I want to include the “Wheel of Life” goal setting exercise. Google it; its all over the web. The only problem is, I am a serious student, and serious students ALWAYS cite their sources. However, I can’t determine who first created/introduced the wheel of life in the context of a goal/priority setting exercise. Can anybody help with this?

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Is it worth going for a psychology degree at 30 yrs old?

August 27, 2010

azman5998 asked: It will be good for personal development but what about career prospects.

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Has anyone effectively used the concept of “Life Planning” to provide a framework for goal setting?

August 22, 2010

shall89 asked: Life planning is a concept sometimes used to provide a framework for goal setting. I’m wondering if it is effective or not. Has anyone actually used it successfully? Are there any resources you can recommend? Stephen Hall, PMP http://www.linkedin.com/in/shall

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The Action Machine

August 18, 2010

This system will allow you to easily re-capture more hours in your day, more days in your week, and even more weeks in your year. It's the perfect solution for you if you regularly find yourself looking back at at your life wondering what in the world happened to all your time, and why you [...]

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Does any one know of any good courage quotes?

August 11, 2010

mickomoo asked: I’m writing a speech for a graduation and I need a quote that basically shows courage is a catalyst for personal development and achieving dreams. Right now all I can think of is “courage is the magic that turns dreams into reality,” which is repeated constantly by the fictional characters Richter Abend and [...]

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