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10 Poorest Countries in the World

Sub-Saharan Africa is home to the poorest countries in the world according to a new measure developed by Oxford University with support from the United Nations (UN). For 13 years

10 Richest Countries in the World

According to the 2011 Credit Suisse Global Wealth report published in October, Australia has a median wealth of US$222,000 (AU$217,559), the highest

Secrets of a Poker Star: Video Interview with Joe Hachem, WSOP 2005 Winner

Liz Hurley can keep Shane Warne with his perma-tan, gleaming teeth and dodgy sexual history. I’m

Halloween, Holidays and Happiness

When I was a kid we didn’t go out trick or treating because my dad banned it saying Halloween was an evil American invention. He didn’t

My $10,000 Writing, Travelling and Dreaming Bonus

Ultimate proof that it pays to dream and it pays to keep working towards your dream. This story will inspire writers, travellers and dreamers to keep doing what

How to Accelerate Your Learning Curve

A fast learning curve is something you can develop. Following these four principles, you can accelerate your learning curve and maximize your results.

How to Discover Your Passion

Want to know how to discover your passion? So many people do and the solution is at hand. It’s time to take the bull by the horns, overcome your deepest fears and tap into your inner passions and now there’s a new way to do it.

How to Waste Time Productively

Here’s a cool trick for being productive, even when wasting time. I’m not sure why it works. Probably something to do with displacing or dissipating destructive

10 Ways to Think Positively No Matter What

Guest post by Susan White If there’s one thing that’s universal, it’s that every single person in the world is beset by some problem or the other. Just when you think that your issues are unbearable and you can take it no more, you hear stories from

Simplicity, Happiness and Parkinson’s Law

A dude named Parkinson came up with the following law: Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. Parkinson’s Law can also be put in the context

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