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Category: Inspirational

Inspirational, spiritual, and self-help infographics.

  • E. Jean Carroll’s The Nine Rules for Reinventing Yourself

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    E Jean Carroll on Reinventing Yourself

    1. Don’t let your assumptions determine who you are.

    2. Don’t waste time yearning for flawless bosses. Every day tell yourself that you will meet a dingbat, a jerkweed, a weakling, a chump, and a scoundrel. Be ready for them.

    3. Don’t pay for a course from a so-called online university. Take free online classes offered by Harvard, Brown, Duke, Stanford, and others on Coursera.org & EDx.org.

    4. Don’t crash industry cocktail parties. Meet a smarter bunch of people by crashing $5,000-a-plate lunches.

    5. Run through museums. You’ll get great ideas faster.

    6. Don’t jump out of an airplane unless you tape your ankles first.

    7. Listen to your fantasies, not your dreams.

    8. Don’t take up a new hobby unless it frightens you.

    9. Don’t take a pole-dancing class. Just stare into the eyes of men on a subway for the same effect.

    E. Jean Carroll, columnist, Ask E. Jean for Elle Magazine: http://www.elle.com/life-love/ask-e-jean/ask-e-jean-reinvent-yourself

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    Mulu is the world’s largest network of users and publishers who curate and share shoppable content for a cause.When someone buys a posted item, the nonprofit you select gets a percentage of the sale. Check out this ecommerce-charity site here: http://www.mulu.me.


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  • D. L. Hart’s Gratitude Rules Bookographic

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    Gratitude Rules

    D. L. Hart’s Gratitude Rules

    Gratitude is powerful. It can transform your life. It only requires a single step.

    You must focus your attention on all the things that are good and right in your life.

    Make the conscious choice to focus on the good instead of on the bad or shortcomings.

    Focus on gratitude and you won’t think about anything that is hurtful, negative, or painful.

    Live a grateful life. Your giving then becomes receiving. By raising another, you raise yourself.

    Find your gratitude in everyday things.

    Do something nice for someone who can’t pay you back.

    Stop worrying, and stop keeping score.

    Be grateful for things that did not go wrong.

    Be grateful for mistakes where you learn a lesson.

    Claim your power and happiness by choosing gratitude.

    Contributed by D. L. Hart, author of What Is the Secret of Gratitude?

    Charity Showcase

    The American Cancer Society works to find cures and treatments for cancer patients of all kinds. They also work to help people quit smoking, a leading cause of cancer. To donate, visit http://www.cancer.org or call 800-227-2345.


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  • Brian Bartes: Life Lessons and Rules Bookographic

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    Life Lessons and Rules

    Life Lessons and Rules

    Dream big dreams.

    Always believe in yourself.

    Strive to do your best.

    Surround yourself with success.

    Never stop learning.

    Realize that the best things in life aren’t things.

    Make each day your masterpiece.

    Courtesy of Life Lessons: A Guide to Creating and Living Your Best Life by Brian E. Bartes.

    More details: http://www.lifelessonsthebook.com.

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    The Wounded Warrior Project works to raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of America’s injured service members. They also work to help injured service members to aid each other. Donate via http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org.


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  • Monica Strobel: How to Give Meaningful Compliments

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    Monica Strobel on Giving Meaningful Compliments

    5 Tips for Giving the Most Meaningful Compliments

    Put on your compliment glasses. Focus in on what’s working, the sweet spots not the weak spots, to see the positives to comment on.

    Seed your compliments with truth. Always deliver your praise in an authentic way. Avoid empty flattery.

    Tune your praise to your audience. Customize your recognition to the person, instead of using common platitudes.

    Spread positive gossip. Compliment behind someone’s back. When it gets back to them, it’s doubly uplifting.

    Say it now, not later. Don’t wait too long to compliment. Say it immediately upon the positive happening. And give praise along the way through a project, not just at the end.

    From The Compliment Quotient: Boost Your Spirits, Spark Your Relationships and Uplift the World by Monica Strobel

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    Charity Showcase

    The National Parks Conservation Association works to protect our national parks in the United States in order to preserve the nation’s natural, historical, and cultural heritage for generations to come. To support their efforts, contribute via http://www.npca.org.


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  • Jan Hagelein on Throwing Grapes and Moving Mountains

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    Throwing Grapes and Moving Mountains

    God loves you.

    God desires to reveal more of Himself to you.

    God’s Word, the Bible, has relevance for today.

    An honest look at yourself and at God’s Word will change your life.

    Reach out to God. He will reach down and find you.

    Only God can give peace, joy and and eternal purpose for your life.

    God is not mad at you. He loves you!

    From: Throwing Grapes and Moving Mountains: A Devotional Journey for the Hungry Heart by Jan Hegelein

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    Goodwill accepts used household items and clothing which they then resell to fund job-training programs. Check the Yellow Pages for a location near you. Or donate money via http://www.goodwill.org.


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  • Jew in Jail Rules for Survival

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    Jew in Jail Rules of Survival

    Here are ten rules of survival while spending time in jail, but these same rules are spot-on as rules for success in daily life as well . . .

    Never be afraid to ask for help.

    Use the mistakes you made in the past to learn and grow as a person.

    Your past does not have to define who you are.

    Always remember that you were born with greatness and have unlimited potential.

    You have the power to make a difference in other people’s lives by using your experiences as a guide on how to overcome adversity.

    Maintain your determination, dedication and perseverance to reach your desired goals in life.

    When others say you can’t do something, show them by your actions that you can.

    Stay motivated every single day and you can accomplish anything.

    The harder you work, the more you can achieve.

    You will become proof that it is never too late to change.

    — excerpted from Jew in Jail by Gary Goldstein

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    Charity Showcase

    GlobalGiving Foundation connects benefactors with people who are seeking to make significant improvements in their communities or around the world. It provides an online marketplace for small groups to solicit funds for their causes. Check it out at http://www.globalgiving.org.


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  • Infographic: The 7 Rules of Life

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    The 7 Rules of Life

    Here are the seven rules of life (according to Whisper of the Heart):

    1. Make peace with your past (so it won’t screw up your present).

    2. What others think of you is none of your business. Their opinion really doesn’t matter in the larger scheme of things.

    3. Time heals almost everything. Give it time.

    4. Don’t compare your life to others. Don’t judge them. You have no idea what their journey is all about.

    5. Stop thinking too much. It’s all right not to know the answers. They will come to you when you least expect it.

    6. No one is in charge of your happiness, except you.

    7. Smile. You don’t own all the problems in the world.

    Another 7 Rules of Life: http://infographicaday.com/john-kremer-the-7-rules-of-life

    The Seven Rules of Life by John Kremer

    7 Rules of Life

    The Seven Rules of Life by John Kremer

    Charity Showcase

    The Salvation Army is famous for it’s bell-ringing Santa Clauses around Christmas time and the holidays (the Red Kettle Campaign). Their activities include homeless services, youth camps, disaster relief, elderly services, veteran services, prisoner rehabilitation, combating human trafficking, etc. They accept gifts of money, airline miles, stocks and bonds, planned giving, car donations, volunteer time, clothing and household goods, and more. Donate via http://www.salvationarmy.org or by calling at 800-725-2769.

    Curator: John Kremer


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  • Thanksgiving Infographic: Things to Be Thankful For

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    Things to Be Thankful For

    Things to Be Thankful For

    Family and True Friends

    Puppy Dogs and Kittens

    Sunsets and Sunrises

    Cool Breezes and Hot Times

    Turkey and Pumpkin Pie

    Great Reads and Wild Dances

    Rain Showers and Rainbows

    Snow Covered Mountains

    Peanut Butter and Jelly

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    CharityWatch is one of a number of charity watchdog organizations to ensure your donations do what you want them to do: Go to real people, not all fundraising expenses. See: http://www.charitywatch.org.

    Curator: John Kremer

    John Kremer on Google+


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