Never let career developments, health and relationship educations bring out the worst in you

     Most people glance at themselves in a mirror every morning before going to work, office and even in public. Why? Because they want to look their best. In teal, there is something much more important than having a good hair cut and clothes. The person we are on our inside can either add to or subtract from our outward appearance.       For example, when our heart urges us to do what is bad and we have a strong feeling to be dishonest, we do not have to be a slave to our heart's impulses. We have a choice in the matter. When we choose to reject a bad thought, we can remain honest despite the dishonest surrounding us.      To be honest, we need a strong moral code. Unfortunately, many people spend more time deciding on their outward appearance than they do on thinking about a personal moral code. As a result, they justify the amount of dishonesty that will suit their situation.  Rewards of honesty Peace of mind: in business, honest is often shoved aside for the sh

Slicing onions makes you cry because when you cut it, the onion produces a sulfur-based gas. Next time, try moving your face farther away from the onion so the gas disperses before reaching your eyes.       Nevertheless, onions probably originated in central Asia, in modern-day Iran and Pakistan. Onions may have been among the earliest cultivated crops! Onions encourage a healthy heart in many ways, including "lowering blood pressure and lowering heart attack risk." A 2002 study in the journal Thrombosis Research suggested that sulfur acts as a natural blood thinner and prevents blood platelets from aggregating.  Its benefits Immune system "The polyphenols in onions act as antioxidants, protecting the body against free radicals," said Anne Mauney, a dietitian based in Washington, D.C. Eliminating free radicals can help encourage a strong immune system.  Cancer The National Onion Association discussed a recent study from the Netherlands that showed

       Your marriage can get better. Here are the three steps you can begin doing today to put romance into your marriage. Step 1 give more appreciation       Every human needs to hear words such as, " I appreciate the way you work hard to care for our kids. And thanks for helping my mother." if we receive no appreciation, we feel hurt. My advice is, "give much appreciation to your partner, no matter how little you received. In private and public, look for an opportunities to praise him/her." People ask, instead of trying to say appreciative words, shouldn't I wait until I naturally feel like saying them? No, don't wait. Your selfish nature will always tell you," you don't receive much appreciation_so don't give much." God tells you, give appreciation; never let your selfish nature stop you.       To give appreciation is one way to show love, and love is not easy. We must work at love. We must not relax. If you show appreciation

    For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.( 1Tim. 6v10 ). Many relationship, friendship and the likes, has been separated while others has been broken as a result of the love of money first.    There are three basic ways that husbands and wives handle money. The first is what I termed Selfish-male way.    The second way is both-selfish.  The third way is what I also termed truly Christian marriage.    The first is what I termed Selfish-male way .     In this case, husband concluded that, all my money belongs to me as well as the one that my wife earned. He will also went further to hide how much he earns. In other way, he keeps it as a secret because he plans to spend most of it on himself and not much on his wife and children. It's little wonder that many women are tired of the selfish-male way. They say, instead of continue begging my hus