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Install LOVE in the folder of your heart Try to install love in the folder of your heart...it's really not that difficult! Tech Support: Yes, how can I help you? Customer: Well, after much consideration, I've decided to install Love. Can you guide me through the process? Tech Support : Yes. I can help you. Are you ready to proceed? Customer : Well, I'm not very technical, but I think I'm ready, as long as you walk me through the steps. Tell me now, what do I do first? Tech Support : The first step is to open your Heart. Have you located your Heart? Customer : Yes, but there are several other programmes running now. Is it okay to install Love while they are running? Tech Support : Er... what programmes are running, can you list them for me? Customer : Let's see, I have Past Hurt, Low Self-esteem, Grudge and Resentment running right now. Tech Support : No problem, you can go right ahead. Love will gradually erase Past Hurt from your current operating system. It may re

All About Success Success can be measured from two standpoints: External and the internal. Externally it is the measure of a job well done and recognition. Internally it is a feeling of achievement and wholeness derived from the completion of a task or the fulfilment of a desire. Is a true measure of success the outer accolades or the inner joy and peace that is experienced when we know we have performed well? Our goals are based on our desires and aspirations. When we fulfil a desire or achieve a goal we feel happy and successful. But shortly another desire arises and we feel incomplete and begin to strive again. Occasionally, when we reach a goal we feel a void in our lives and do not know what to do next. Success can also be measured by the feeling of comfort we have with ourselves. This happens when we live according to our intrinsic nature. If we attain what we want and still find something lacking then we know that either our desire was not desirable or the means adopted were not

Handshake Actually A smart attire and a charming smile may be essential but a firm handshake actually holds the key to bagging a job, a new study has suggested. An international team has carried out the study and found that job applicants with firm handshakes do stand a far better chance of being hired by employers as compared to candidates with a limp grip. And a good, sturdy grip while holding eye contact can be even more beneficial for women, it found. According to researchers, those with good shakes are perceived as sociable, friendly and dominant, whereas those with a weak grip are seen as introvert, shy and neurotic, the 'Daily Mail' reported. "We found that the first impression begins with a handshake that sets the tone for the rest of the interview," lead researcher George Stewart said. In fact, the researchers at Iowa University have based their findings on an analysis of mock interviews of around 100 students with a recruitment specialist. Before and after e