I did find it a very unusual article and contemplated the idea but I still believe that it is only through an idea that holds a deep emotional attachment that will give us the desire to make the changes in out lives that will lead us to success.

I only have 1 and it teaching me a lot of things already, patience is number 1 I’ve learned not to mention unconditional love.

I can only imagine with 8 kids, you must have learned a whole lot about life.

I think, I can change some habits that somewhat, a contrary to what is much effective.

Like that “practice makes perfect”. I didn’t think of that someone will disagree with that traditional saying. It was heard all over some major events and conferences.

I am looking forward for more of your words Andrew.

Seriously speaking, I am learning here!

When you do comments like those, I doubt anyone would complain about the length -wisdom is not something you find easily-.

I have spent a great deal of time learning about personal development and self improvement though. I was learning about it years before it became popular.

For me it was out of necessity. I actually used to be a very negative, cynical and closed minded person. Then I was lucky enough to meet some people who gave me some ideas and I ran with it.

I’m very happy that what I’ve said has inspired you to look at your own situation and look for opportunities for improvement.