Hindustan Times
To be a sceptic is better than not to be. If you are not, you stand the risk of being called “gullible”, idiot and whatever one can add to this effect. Sceptical Essays by Bertrand Russell has interesting things to say on this issue. Read more
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Loading ...Posted by P P Wangchuk on Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 9:02 pm
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If you don’t believe in God and, therefore, is called an atheist, can there be a different kind of religion for you that goes well with your philosophy of life? Read more
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In order to remain happy and to realise one’s ultimate goal, one has to have a set of ‘powers’. These ‘powers’ are qualities that help you carry out your day-to-day work systematically and successfully, leading to your gain all the time. Read more
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When one talks of good habits, it is invariably Stephen R. Covey who comes to one’s mind. Covey, who died recently, and author of the bestseller, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, has left behind powerful lessons in personal management and change. Read more
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Filed under Spirituality · Tagged commit, George Bernard Shaw, good habits, hindustan times, learn, N Eldon Tanner, news, PP wangchuk, self-improvement, Self-renewal, Stephen R. Covey, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
