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Highest Faculties
http://highestfaculties.wordpress.com
This blog is dedicated to applying the philosophical process to the enrichment and fulfillment of human life. HighestFaculties deals with personal development, growth, fulfillment, and inquiry.
- Added on: Apr 21st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Daniel Faggella
- Listed in: Philosophy Development and Growth
- Tags: personal development philosophy Virtue self-actualization life enrichment dan faggella
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THIS SITE IS MOVING
Attention! This site has move to: www.lifeexp.wordpress.com I have recently started another blog where I will be transferring all of this blog information to. Thats right, everything on “HighestFaculties” must go! Its all goin...
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How to Create a Life Experiment (Design Your Life)
"Do not be too timid ot squeemish about your actions. Life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better." -Ralph Waldo Emerson A life experiment is a project that we come up with to explore new horizons in our capacities and our exper...
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WordPress, WordPress, WordPress!
Wordpress itself is so massive that they have hundreds (if not thousands) of sites dedicated to Wordpress apps, tools, themes, and advice. Some of these are more helpful than others, but here's some cool ones I think and "Wordpresser" (I hope I coine...
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Champion Momentum
When you're in this state, you're floundering - your physical and mental faculties are clouded and poorly used. You have access to the resourses of... well... floundering! You're wondering if you should really be doing this, you're thinking ab...
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JUICE: “Mind Power” - Zilbergeld, Lazarus
At my local town recycling dump, there's a little shack full of used books which I frequented about two years ago. Always interested in philosophy and psychology, I found this book and figured I would take it home. With a lot of reading on my ...
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1000 Words per Minute! (update 1)
I want to be able to read 1000 words per minute by July 1st, 2009. That means doubling my current reading speed and keeping my comprehension in tow months. I had this written down as one of my "by 2010" goals, but seriously, I think I can do i...
