The Golden Key is a short essay, just 976 words. The essay is considered a classic of the American New Thought movement. It was written in 1931 by Emmet Fox who was Irish. The Golden Key is an example of the practical use of the 180 principle. The principle is:…
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read moreWhen taking the journey toward recovery and sobriety, it’s important to be kind and patient with yourself. Not only does this help you to focus on your goals rather than your past mistakes, but it also helps you to build confidence in yourself and your choices in the future. For…
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read moreNeuroscientists have found that those who dedicate themselves to more quiet time develop a much greater capacity for empathy and deep thought. This is because these skills require a slower variety of thought processes in order to develop. Therefore, by focusing on making time to be alone with your thoughts…
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