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by Hugheski, Mar 5, 2008

There are times when you have a choice between doing something and not doing something, and you really don’t know which is best.

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What is Your Body Language Saying?

by Hugheski, Mar 5, 2008

You might be unaware of this but your body language may be causing people to see you as lazy, boring, unapproachable and sad or even depressed. I rattle off some Dos and Dont's from my head.

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Six Quick Ways to Boost Your Confidence

by Hugheski, Jan 17, 2008

Six surefire ways to make your self-esteem climb to new heights.

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Failure is Bad?

by Hugheski, Jan 15, 2008

Change your perspective on the F-Word.

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7 Reasons Why You Should Talk to Strangers

by Hugheski, Dec 13, 2007

Why it is more beneficial to speak to new people than to not speak to them. "Strangers" has negative associations, yet you are a stranger to someone else.

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The Magic Pill

by Hugheski, Nov 29, 2007

The Magic Pill will get you the results you want.

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Two Ways You Can Communicate More Powerfully

by Hugheski, Nov 26, 2007

Why one person is much more liked, powerful and influential than another and how you can do it in an easy way.

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55 Ways You Make People Dislike You

by Hugheski, Nov 21, 2007

Some nasty habits yourself and others do all the time without realizing it.

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