Marshall Sylver - The Millionaire Maker

If you say you haven’t lied before, you are lying. Whether it is a minor feint like, “Honey, you don’t look fat”, or something that could land you behind bars—all of us have lied somewhere, sometime in life. Let’s start off with some stone cold facts: ·  Infants start lying  as young as six months ·  More than half  of women lie about money to family ·  Over 60% of people  feel they could make their way out of lies without facing the consequences Even 13 percent of volunteers  in the research study referenced above said they lied to the researchers. This means one thing, as human beings, lying is an inherent part of us and at one point or another we might encounter this subconscious, nagging obligation to lie. This also means that it is imperative for you to be able to tell when someone is lying. It is easy to determine when kids lie; what about adults? What about spouses, coworkers, business partners, supervisors, crim...

At times, life can be overwhelming. It’s when you go on and on, doing the same thing every day. Eventually, it becomes redundant; it lacks purpose; it fails to connect. And what’s left behind is this sense of hopelessness—as if you’ve simply given in, and resigned to your fate. The sense of being unable to achieve what you wanted for so long can put you in a difficult state of mind. But there’s a lot you can do about it. This feeling stems from resignation. It’s when you decide to stop trying . Ultimately, it’s important to realize: it’s you . And you can   take back control . Have a friend who has given up? Be the shining light in their life. Don’t Forget—All That You Feel Is Thought Based As human beings, we constantly do one thing with our mind—we think. Here is how the process of thinking works: ·  One part of the mind is used to process rational thoughts using words ·  Another part is used to think in numbers and symbols and process compa...