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A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience at the School of Life in London, England, which taught her life lessons.

The article discusses how Rachel Guha, who lost her 18-year-old son Brian on May 31, 1999, in a tragic event, gave her life a new meaning by helping other children and forgiving the men who took life of Brian. She launched the Brian Muha Foundation and bought the house from where his son was abducted to provide shelter for low-income Franciscan University students. She also launched after-school program Run the Race Club to help children from poorest communities of Columbus.

The article discusses the common myths about achieving happiness. These include the idea that money cannot buy happiness, happy people live longer, and the pursuit of happiness brings true joy. It also discusses the myths of having more choices makes people happier and social media users with a large number of friends are happier than those who do not use social media.

The article discusses tips on the ways for people to have simple but proven healthy lifestyle choices for January after a dietless December.

The article focuses on the author's suggestion for taking charge of one's life after a debacle. She informs that one's true self is one's essential consciousness. She advices that as one drives along the road of life, there will be hardships. She offers some suggestions for taking control of one's life which include putting one's mind in the reverse and finding a smooth path.

The article discusses an artful approach to living that emphasizes self-reliance and traditional homemaking skills. It focuses on Harriet Fasenfest who devotes her attention to promote the role of the modern-day balabuta, Yiddish for a good housekeeper." Successful homemaking is linked by Fasenfest to growing and preserving food crops. The importance of home as the microcosm of the world is stressed by Harriet.

The article shares the friendship rules of actress Chloë Grace Moretz. Moretz discusses the importance of choosing people who will make her a better person, the benefits of creating friendship traditions, the possibility of having male friends, and the need to stand up to bullies. She explains her stance on deal breakers and cheaters, second chances and on keeping secrets.

The article offers information on four women including Carol Frazey, Chaundra Smith and Casandra Roache who made shift in their approach towards life challenges. Carol states that she turned down invitation from her friends to devote more time for her family. Chaundra Smith mentions that she tries new things every month to keep herself engaged. Casandra Roache states to improve relationship with family members.

The article presents information related to LMSWCourage.

An interview with singer and actress Jordin Sparks about her personal life and career is presented. She relates her audition for a role in her first film, "Sparkle." Sparks describes what it was like to work with the late singer Whitney Houston and what she learned from her. She reveals that she takes a deep breath and pray before performing on stage.

The article features several teenagers who have psyched themselves into trying out something adventurous and showing bravery by living their lives to the fullest. Waverly learned to fly a plane at 15 and before that, she had to spend all her free time working to pay for her 15,000 U.S. dollars tuition fee. Jodie who had a long hair all her life decided to finally cut her hair and at the same time was able to tell her family that she is a lesbian.

The article focuses on etiquettes for drinking alcohol. A man never encourages his friend to drink. Drinking in a group is better then in drinking along. One need to drink smartly with serenity and joy and discipline and restraint and self-command. A father can pass on the rules of drinking to his children.

The author focuses on turning points in her life as a country singer. She mentions the first time she asserted herself professionally during the filming of a Revlon commercial. She discusses advice from actress Shirley Jones regarding opportunities in life. She mentions when she forgave herself for her divorce.

The article explores infidelity in marriage and presents the experience of three couples who worked hard to save their marriage. One of the couples had to deal with the infidelity of the husband, which nearly broke their marriage. It was saved because the husband told all his secrets to his wife. Another couple narrated their martial conflict where the wife was caught having an affair.

The article presents stories about celebrities that are rude. A popular music celebrity was performing for a children's television special and appeared on stage in an outfit with no underwear and then proceeded to do a dance involving her showing the area between her legs. A female celebrity was involved in a photography shoot where she was supposed to wear sexy outfits on a catamaran, however, she forced the male photographers to ride in a dinghy beside the catamaran. INSETS: Where Were Their Publicists???;The Biggest A-Hole in HOLLYWOOD.

The article discusses ways to overcome getting stuck in a rut and remain energized during the whole day. Experts state that often a person get stuck in a rut without realizing it so it is important to have some free and satisfying moments which includes doing activities which one enjoys. They suggest to prioritize works and put personal activities on the top of the list. They state that the feeling of being isolated is a sign of being stuck especially which makes one feel uninspired.

The article presents a series of personal experiences describing various minor transgressions and acts committed that are considered just outside the law. These violations are rated for their acceptability for otherwise obedient citizens. Misdemeanors include "drunk scootering," running a red traffic light when no one is around, climbing the town water tower, and public urination.

The article focuses on the importance of forgiveness in human relations. A number of psychologists agree that forgiveness can help mend deep wounds and soothes shallower hurts. Scientists have shown that harboring negative emotions like blame, anger, and hostility can damage cardiovascular, nervous and immune systems. The studies also show that practicing forgiveness can improve physical health in significant ways.

The article lists steps which women can take to get what they want including waking up refreshed, getting an interest free loan and having a male friend view them as a potential girlfriend.

The article features actor Dave Annable. Though wisecracking comes naturally, it is Annable's ability to channel the darker emotions of his television (TV) character that has elevated him beyond his pretty-boy looks and radio-ready patois. When he is not tackling the human costs of addiction and warfare, Annable tries to do what he refers to as Live The Dream. One day that means joining in a pickup ice-hockey game, the next it means stopping into some of Italo Zucchelli's latest designs for Calvin Klein Collection to toast the brand's 40th anniversary.

The article offers information related to lies that women tell their doctors. According to the author, 52% of the women used to lie when they talk to their doctors like exaggerating of how much exercise they get, lowballing how much they smoke or drink, or even hiding sexual behavior. Most women in the survey did not really believe that lies were a big deal. However, lying to the one person who really needs to know the truth, particularly the doctors can be very crucial.

The article discusses ways in which women can deal with different life situations. Situations which are discussed include being fired, being dumped and having no money. Ways in which women can tell that these events may happen and how to prevent them from occurring are mentioned. Advice is given on how women should react to these situations.

This article offers tips for organizing cluttters at home and other areas of a person's life. According to author Pamela Peeke, it becomes a problem when a person feels that clutter controls his/her life. She added that a home should be considered an emotional and physical base. The first step in decluttering is to assign a time estimate for each activity.

This article describes several excuses used by women to justify their reluctance to ask for help. According to life coach M. Nora Klaver, reluctance to reach out is common in a culture where self-reliance is a revered, ingrained habit. In a recent survey of 100 former clients, Klaver found that seven out of 10 had wanted help at least once during the previous week but had not been able to bring themselves to make the request. Turning to others in times of need should not be a source of shame, rather, it is a sign of strength and smarts.

The article discusses strategies on how women can boost their mood, feel better everyday, stay centered, coping and living fully. It is important to stay away from an out-of-reach goal which can backfire to those who tend to blame themselves when they fall short. Do not try to buy happiness. A study found that those who avidly pursued possessions were less satisfied with their friendships, families, jobs even their health than participants who were less materialistic.

The author reports on actions resilient people take in order to overcome obstacles in their lives. According to the article, people are resilient when they take control of their lives, forge connections with other people and use their pain as a tool to grow. Various steps which people can take to become more resilient are mentioned. The personal story of Angela Madsen, a military police officer who became paralyzed after back surgery, is discussed.

This article discusses how happiness and an optimistic attitude contribute to an anti-aging regimen. Optimism has been shown to increase life span no matter what gender, health or economic status. The optimist's reaction to stress is more quickly contained or redirected. Qualities of gratitude, sociability, generosity and constructive reappraisal of situations are reviewed with examples.

The article comments on attaining a successful life. The author argues that being satisfied to what a person has achieved is important to attaining success. The author states that satisfaction is the missing ingredient why most people remain unfulfilled even if they have a constant stream of success.

The article offers advice on how to achieve one's desired life. A workbook on how to realize what one wants in life and how to achieve them is offered. According to life coach Laura Berman Fortgang, adulthood makes people feel that they're not allowed to pursue activities just for sheer pleasure. Tips on how to rekindle one's passions in life and how to go about making those passions a realization are provided.

This article focuses on tips from psychologists and etiquette experts on how to manage minor faux pas in everyday life. Advice is given on how to handle brush-offs from waitstaff, a work colleague taking credit for one's idea, public insults, bullies at work, sending of errant e-mails and bursting into tears unexpectedly.

The article reports on the rules of life reinvention suggested by celebrity Dwayne Johnson. Johnson emphasizes the importance of being on time and working overtime as well as the importance of building one's strengths. He suggests that one needs to find the right mentor like he did. Johnson discusses the need to become clear on one's intention. He also reminds people to savor their failures and to know when to say no. Information on how Johnson stays fit is provided.

The article deals with the personal life of Martha Stewart, founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and a television personality. She loves gorgeous fabric and expert tailoring, and, true to her passion for utility and a certain exquisite practicality, she especially loves gorgeous, well-made clothes that are very wearable. She has a boyfriend named Charles Simonyi. He is a software tycoon and lives in Seattle, Washington.

The article offers a seven lessons on how to make every moment of your life count.

The article offers tips on getting rid of bad personal habits. It details how a person overcame her craving for caffeine. Ways to address the habit of nail-biting are presented. It offers advice on getting rid of a swearing habit. Ways to address the smoking and procrastinating habits are provided.

The author relates her personal experiences in sharing friendship with writer Truman Capote.

The article presents an interview with Harry Connick Jr., a singer, actor and Broadway star on about his career. The actor is not afraid to start something new. He is starting rehearsals for his role in the Broadway revival of "The Pajama Game." He is also a supporter of a long-time Habitat for Humanity.

The article presents an interview with actress Salma Hayek about her passion for living. She lives with her pack of dogs. When she wears a dress they do not like, they start howling. They follow her dutifully on her lunch break, when she tops off a salad and Tabasco-doused french fries with a slice of apple pie. She does not work out and loves sleeping in. She walks the dogs and ride horses. For her, the trick with aging is being fine with it.

The article presents stories and photographs which convey the humanity of the marathon.

Provides information on the means for individuals to handle one's dream. Need to believe in oneself and dreams; Creation of short purpose statement that expresses preference to be someone; Use of passion to assess one's life.

Emphasizes the life significance of knowing when to quit. Indications of a need to stop trying; Psychological aspects of quitting; Ways to recognize the need to quit a friendship or any life-related activity.

Features the lives of women who have achieved their dreams and goals in life. Discussion of their lives with other women; Challenges encountered while on the road to achieving their dream; Advice on how to make one's childhood dream come true.

This article presents information about some secrets to happiness. To be happy, one needs a solid core group of friends. Friendship is one of life's main joys, says David Niven, PhD, author of The 100 Simple Secrets of Happy People. Spending time with people who really know the person affords him the freedom to be himself, which increases contentment. According to Brian Luke Seaward, PhD, author of Quiet Mind, Fearless Heart, people assume that doing the right thing leads to happiness, but actually taking risks does.

Shares experiences of women on how they realized their higher purpose. Call to service; Call to simplicity; Call on behalf of adoption.

Presents ways to make life easier. Setting up an errand planner; Creation of a master grocery list of items; Avoidance of return trips; Creation of a family menu; Planning last-minute meals; Being ready for anything.

Offers insights on dealing with life's problems. Suggestions for behaving in social functions; Advice on consoling a friend; Ways to end a conversation.

Details the experiences of four women from the United States who followed their dreams and managed the risks associated with them. Skydiving experience of 50-year-old Martha Lanier; Career change of then 37-year-old Rutledge Forney from management consultant to being a dermatologist; Efforts made by Cathie Morelli and her husband, Carl, before they were able to buy their dream house in Maui; Second-time romance between Linda Master-Parker and her husband, David. INSET: 10 Steps to Risk-Taking..

Presents tips on etiquettes and household tasks that mothers do not usually teach to their children. Procedures for window box planting; Suggested behavior for confronting loud cell phone talkers; Rules for brewing coffee in an automatic drip maker.

Presents ideas on how women can spend an enjoyable weekend. Music releases to listen to; Web sites and blogs to access; Books to read; Example of movies to watch.

Features Katie Kouric, star of the television show "Today." Information on her family; Relationship with Tom Werner, a television producer; Details of her good spirits and good cheer.

Presents a guide on the best time to do anything. Information on when to take a trip; Best time to buy stuff; Tips on saving money.