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- Norman Vincent Peale Norman Vincent Peale was a Protestant preacher and author. His best known book is 'The Power of Positive Thinking'. The books of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale are now also available as doenloadable MP3 audio books online: Dr. Norman Vincent Peale -...
- Norman Vincent Peale Millions of people around the world, me included have read the book, The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale, and have change their life with the knowledge gained. Dr Norman Vincent Peale is not with us anymore, but you can still liste...
- 10 Killer Phone Sales Tips for the Indomitable Dialer When was the last time you brushed up on the fundamentals? Here's a quick refresher that anyone can use to start making better sales calls, right now.
- Personal Development or Self-Development - Books, CDs and DVDs We all die but how many of us actually live? Personal development is finding out about ourselves, our strengths, weaknesses, beliefs etc and determing to live the best life that is available to us. It is refusing to accept our lot in life. ...
- The Pawling Local I think my hometown of Pawling, New York is the perfect American small town. This lens is deciated to its history and community. Enjoy!
- New Art of Living This book is, for want of a better description, the sequel to the very famous,and popular Positive Thinking book, first written in the 1930's. May I suggest you not be taken aback by the date, or think the information is out of date- quite...
- The Benefits of Having a Resume Master Mind for Career Success Andre Milteer, Chief Resume Writer for eResumes4Vips writes about how he uses real and imagined trusted experts to help further his professional and career goals. (Photo of Dr. N.V. Peale courtesy of Wikipedia.org)
- Why having an Attitude of Gratitude is Critical to Career Success My Attitude affects My Altitude! Are you searching for a new career? Perhaps you've been laid off as a result of this Down Economy. Sure, it's easy to say, "Look on the Bright Side!" Or perhaps this, "I'm more fortunate than most..."
