Posts Tagged“education”

During my time in university in Hartford, New Haven, CT I was blessed to have a very good friend with whom I debated a huge number of issues. Myself and Andrew Curran were both members of the debate team and whether it was a mock lawsuit or a team effort against the professor, we always tried our very best too win the debate. I was talking with my friend via email last week and we both agreed that debating is something which is so important to people in education, and how sad it is that this is dying out. I…

It’s a field which is sometimes regarded as a little cloak and dagger, but delve into the truths of private investigating myths and it’s maybe not quite as appealing as the movies depict. This is something that we are keen to look into. Trustify have claimed that there are an increasing number of misconceptions about the private investigation industry, and through today’s post we will scrutinize some of the best one in complete detail. Myth #1 – All private investigators drive fast cars If one were to review all of the cars that are driven by private investigators, you would…

Public housing in the USA is a high important area which helps hundreds of thousands of men and women to be able to afford a roof over their heads. Here in St. Louis Missouri we have a wonderful board of directors who look after the housing groups, headed up by the passionate Mr. Grefe, and with excellent team players as well such as the man we were lucky enough to speak to about this, manager and executive of the housing group Martin LaMar. Mr. LaMar does wonderful work in his job and we were lucky enough to catch up with…

My good friend Michelle Marquez has been a stock broker now for over 10 years and throughout that time she has worked her way up from the bottom. We often like to look at different careers here and today this is the career we are going to be focussing on, and seeing just what life is like in the world of a stock broker. Some days Michelle works on the compliance team at her firm, ensuring that all trades are done in accordance with the law, avoiding fraud and make sure that the SEC the Securities and Exchange Commission, are…

Staying on top of things can be extremely difficult for young students who are encountering the ins and outs of academia for the very first time. There are so many ways to trip up and fall behind in one’s studies, and the thought of this possible failure is overwhelming in itself. Even the most intelligent and competent individuals can fall short when handing in assignments or writing tests; too many times have people simply froze under the watchful eye of an exam invigilator. There are ways, however, to overcome the precarious feelings that school can bring about. 1. Create A…

Self development is a sensitive topic that all yogis face at some point of their yoga journey. Since yoga is not only a type of physical training, but a full system of spiritual practice and improvement, it is obvious that this aspect is going to pop up. Some people, though, start doing yoga only to improve their health and physical form, and become surprised when certain mental, emotional or spiritual issues rise after some time of regular practice. However, this happens and these issues need to be addressed properly. Here is where additional literature comes to the rescue. Most yoga…