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Great medium for effective living

Posted by: author | December 03, 2009

Six months ago, I did my Landmark Forum on the recommendation of my brother. I truly had an amazing time because I got aware of various aspects of my life that were hidden. Though they were present, I couldn ...

The best team player

Posted by: author | November 25, 2009

I was a one man army kind of a guy but my company had undergone corporate restructuring and my department got a huge team. I started feeling like there was a disaster in the waiting as I simply wasn ...

How to Get Into a Top College or University

Posted by: author | November 21, 2009

You've got a blistering GPA, your SAT scores are off the charts, you're captain of your sports team and you still find time to volunteer. But is it enough to grant you admittance to your dream school? While there's no sure-fire recipe to getting into the country's coveted universities, there are things you can do to make yourself an attractive candidate in the eyes of admissions directors. ...

How to Get A Job As A Police Officer

Posted by: author | November 12, 2009

There are steps you need to follow in order to become a police officer. Becoming a police officer is not an easy task, it is a long process, and there is usually a lot of competition for a small number of jobs. This article will outline the steps on how to get a job as a police officer. Instructions Step 1 The first ...

How to Organize Your College Applications

Posted by: author | August 22, 2009

One day you're a high-school junior, happily juggling schoolwork, social life and other activities. Then suddenly you're a senior applying to college, and the balls come tumbling down. The best way to handle all the details and deadlines is to organize everything to a T, beginning the summer before your senior year. Instructions Step 1 Make a college countdown calendar with important dates such as application deadlines, campus visits ...

How to Prepare for Surgery

Posted by: author | May 21, 2009

Given the stress of surgery, you may neglect to plan for it properly. There's a lot you can do to make sure your operation and recovery go as smoothly as possible. Much of this information can be applied to preparations for chemotherapy treatments as well. Preoperative measures Step 1 Learn as much as possible about your surgical procedure. Have your doctor explain exactly what the surgical process is ...

How to Become a Brain Surgeon

Posted by: author | March 21, 2009

The brain, with all its millions of neural connections, weighs just 3 pounds. Cutting one open requires nerves of steel, guts and intellect. If you think you've got the right stuff--and the patience to train for 14 to 20 years--read on. Instructions Step 1 Ask yourself whether you have what it takes to do the job before you commit to decades of training. Brain surgeons not only need ...

How to Learn a Foreign Language

Posted by: author | March 19, 2009

1) Spend the time! By far the most important factor is how much time you are immersed in the language. The more time you spend with the language, the faster you will learn. This means listening, reading, writing, speaking, and studying words and phrases. This does not mean sitting in class looking out the window, nor listening to other students who do not ...

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