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HOW often do you hold back from doing something positive, perhaps making a change that has the potential to make you happier or more successful, all because you've [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HOW often do you hold back from doing something positive, perhaps making a change that has the potential to make you happier or more successful, all because you've convinced yoursel f another [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HOW often do you hold back from doing something positive, perhaps making a change that has the potential to make you happier or more successful, all because you've convinced yoursel f another element of your life needs to be perfect first? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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IT'S been said that time flies when you're having fun. If that's the case, then this past month must have felt like a lifetime for Steven Naismith. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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IT'S PERHAPS a little over the top to suggest Hearts are a team in crisis given that we haven't even made it to September. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Falkirk 2Hearts 0 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Motherwell Bair 21 (pen), 68, Nicholson 45+2, Casey 74 41 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

AMID a sea of green, white and red on display at Hampden yesterday afternoon, it was perhaps unsurprising that it was a man draped in a yellow jersey who stood out from the rest. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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THE events of the past few years have, unsurprisingly, conditioned many of us into letting our minds go straight to worse-case scenarios when going about our daily lives. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE events of the past few years have, unsurprisingly, conditioned many of us into letting our minds go straight to worse-case scenarios when going about our daily lives. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE events of the past few years have, unsurprisingly, conditioned many of us into letting our minds go straight to worse-case scenarios when going about our daily lives. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE term deja vu — first coined by French philosopher Emile Boirac in 1876 — describes the rather bizarre sensation of recalling an event or moment in the present, when logic dictates it simply can't be possible. According to the general consensus among experts, around two thirds of us will experience the phenomenon at some point in our lives. For anyone associated with Hibernian Football Club, however, that figure probably seems a little low. After all, deja vu seems like a weekly occurrence for fans of the Easter Road club these days. During a wide-ranging interview with Sky Sports in midweek, executive director Ian Gordon admitted that he and the club had made several errors in recent years, from manager sackings to transfer disasters. The 34-year-old certainly talked a good game, and he deserves a fair amount of credit for refusing to assign blame elsewhere and for shouldering the sizeable burden of responsibility. Yet while his refreshing selfreflection should be commended, his promises regarding a better future had an air of familiarity about them. In other words, it's all been said before. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ST MIRREN boss Stephen Robinson has worked wonders since replacing Jim Goodwin in 2022. Back-to-back top-six finishes and European qualification for the first time since 1987 will attest to that. This weekend's visit of Kilmarnock provides another opportunity for the Northern Irishman to create more history. While it may not seem all that important in the grand scheme of things given how much he has achieved in his time at the SMiSA Stadium, it's interesting to note that a victory over the Rugby Park side has so far eluded him. In seven top-flight battles between the sides since Robinson first sat in the Paisley dugout, Killie have come away with the points on four occasion. Three draws complete the set. With Killie having gleaned just one point — and one goal — in the league this season, now looks as good a time as any for Robinson to finally get one over on his bogey team. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

VERY few things in life are certain, but given Dundee's free-scoring start to the 2024-25 campaign, a goal fest at Easter Road was as close to a cast-iron certainty as you're likely to get. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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WHAT a fortnight it has been in the wonderful world of Scottish football, with the return of league action providing a welcome tonic following a summer of post- Euros discontent. And yet, just as things are getting started, we're taking a break — of sorts — as the Premier Sports Cup takes centre stage. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Daily Mail, Paul McKenna revealed how you can think yourself more successful with easy techniques to re-programme your brain. Today, in the second part of our brilliant series based on his new book Success For Life: The Secret To Achieving Your True Potential he will help you reconnect with the happy, joyful person you were born to be while showing you how to remove the energy vampires that drain happiness out of your life. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Daily Mail, Paul McKenna revealed how you can think yourself more successful with easy techniques to re-programme your brain. Today, in the second part of our brilliant series based on his new book Success For Life: The Secret To Achieving Your True Potential he will help you reconnect with the happy, joyful person you were born to be while showing you how to remove the energy vampires that drain happiness out of your life. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

PEOPLE talk about finding happiness as though it is some mystical state of being that we need to seek out and capture. In fact, happiness belongs to us already. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Daily Mail, Paul McKenna showed how, using the latest - and simple - psychological [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Daily Mail, Paul McKenna showed how, using the latest - and simple - psychological [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Daily Mail, Paul McKenna showed how, using the latest - and simple - psychological [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN YESTERDAY'S Irish Daily Mail, Paul McKenna showed how, using the latest - and simple - psychological techniques, you can retrain your brain to get instant relief from anxiety. Here, in part two of our major New Year series based on exclusive extracts from his new book, he gives more tips on how to give yourself a stress reset. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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Bair 21 (pen), 68, Nicholson 45+2, Casey 74 MOTHERWELL LIVINGSTON Nouble 77 41 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ABERDEEN Gartenmann 60 1 MOTHERWELL 0 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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ABERDEEN 4-2-3-1 0 4 KELLE ROOS 6 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ABERDEEN caretaker manager Peter Leven reckons incoming boss Jimmy Thelin will now know for sure that he is inheriting a squad with the spirit and ability to help him bring back better days at the Dons. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A POTENTIAL date with Lionel Messi at this summer's Copa America would be enough to distract most players currently plying their trade in Scotland. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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MY FIRST experience of ocean life was as a DJ for pirate station Radio Caroline, aboard the Ross Revenge, an Icelandic trawler and veteran of the Cod Wars, anchored in the North Sea. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DANNY MCELHINNEY INTERVIEW [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DUNDEE UNITED hold a one-point advantage over title rivals Raith Rovers ahead of Saturday's meeting between the top two after coming from behind to draw 1-1 against Inverness Caledonian Thistle at Tannadice. Wallace Duffy capitalised on some poor defending from United to give the visitors the lead on 13 minutes. United manager Jim Goodwin brought on Louis Moult at half-time, and the former Motherwell man netted the equaliser in stunning fashion, his speculative effort from long range finding the net to earn his side a share of the spoils. Partick Thistle remain firmly on track for a play-off spot after claiming a narrow 1-0 victory at Arbroath. Aidan Fitzpatrick's early strike ? his fourth in as many games this season against the hosts ? proved to be the difference between the teams at Gayfield. Dunfermline followed up their impressive victory over Dundee United last weekend with a hardfought 1-0 win at Morton. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

CALLUMN MORRISON scored four goals for Falkirk in a 4-1 hammering of Edinburgh City, but the Bairns' title party was put on hold for at least another week after Hamilton won 3-1 at Cove. Kieran Offord scored in stoppage time as Stirling Albion beat Montrose. Alloa's play-off hopes were dented as they went down 2-0 to Queen of the South, while Annan edged a five-goal thriller against Kelty Hearts. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DICK Campbell remains unbeaten as East Fife manager after a 2-1 comeback win over Stranraer. Third-placed Dumbarton won 2-0 against Bonnyrigg Rose, who yesterday parted company with boss Robbie Horn. Forfar drew 1-1 at Elgin City, while leaders Stenhousemuir were held to a goalless draw by Peterhead, with Clyde and Spartans also finishing 0-0. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SPFL TRUST TROPHY FINAL THE NEW SAINTS 1 AIRDRIEONIANS 2 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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Kilmarnock Vassell 61, 73, Armstrong 65 (pen), Watkins 68, Watson 79 52 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A TRANSGENDER golfer is facing testosterone testing to verify her eligibility and will also be the subject of a player poll after winning a women's event in Florida. Hailey Davidson, who was born in Ayrshire but now lives in the United States, has been the target of criticism and received death threats online after her victory in the NXXT Women's Classic. Davidson believes being born male no longer gives her any physiological advantages, but the response to her win prompted NXXT Golf chief executive Stuart McKinnon to seek the opinion of the circuit's players and request that Davidson undergoes further testing. 'The recent discussions surrounding Hailey Davidson's participation and success on our tour have highlighted a range of viewpoints,' McKinnon said in a statement on the Tour's website. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SITUATED on the outskirts of the city of Reggio Emilia sits the Mapei Stadium. Normally home to Serie A side Sassuolo, the 21,000-seater arena is unlikely to feature too high on any football fans' bucket list of grounds they'd like to see. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]