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[Manifesto] The Self-Confidence Manifesto

PE reader Lenin requested for a manifesto on self-confidence, and I thought – “Hey, why not? That’s a great idea!”

So here we have it – The Self-Confidence Manifesto. :D Great to remind us that at the end of the day, confidence really just begins on the inside:

The Self-Confidence Manifesto
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Source article: How To Be The Most Confident Person In The World

Of course, be sure to read the source article for the real thing. All the manifestos I’ve created so far are simply condensed versions of existing top articles on the site.

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[Manifesto] How To Say No

How To Say No, ManifestoThird up: How To Say No Manifesto. Saying no is definitely something many of us can get better at!


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Source article: How To Say No To Others: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need

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[Manifesto] The 8 Habits of Highly Productive People

This is a manifesto of The 8 Habits of Highly Productive People, an all time site classic written in 2010. I’ve extracted the 8 habits and produced them in a portrait layout. The tips are timeless and apply no matter when you’re reading it, of course!8 Habits of Highly Productive People, Manifesto

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Source article: The 8 Habits of Highly Productive People

So far I’ve shared it on my Facebook page, and it seems many people like it. Thanks for your kind comments, everyone! :) (If you’re not on my Facebook, you should – it’s where I connect with PE readers and let them into my personal life as much as possible.)

PS: The emotional eating series will continue shortly. Stay tuned!


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In Remembrance of Steve Jobs: 11 Life Lessons We Can Learn From Him

In Remembrance of Steve Jobs

Yesterday morning, I was busy writing the preparation post for upcoming 21-Day Meditation Challenge (Which is now up: 21DMC, Day 0 – Preparation. For those who don’t know about 21DMC, it’s a 21-day meditation challenge from Oct 8 to Oct 28. Read more: 21-Day Meditation Challenge).

As I took a quick glance at my Twitter timeline, I saw a message which said, “RIP Steve Jobs”.

When I first saw it, my first reaction was: “Is this a joke?”.

But things like that don’t get joked around. So I quickly did a search on Google for Steve Jobs, and was greeted with newly published articles (in the past few minutes) of Steve Job’s recent passing, along with other sites related to him.

I quickly scrolled down the searches, clicked into Steve’s Wikipedia (always a good objective information source) and saw that the page had been updated with the date of his death and a section on his passing. It appears that he passed away on Oct 5, 2011 at the age of 56, with his family issuing a statement saying he “died peacefully today“.

Now, I can’t claim to know much about Steve Jobs nor do I make a point to…


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