iamlica

You might want to create a schedule for your daily activities and try your hardest to stick to it no matter what. You may seek advices from the most powerful advisers but the drive to change must come from yourself. You might receive the world's best advices but if you dont find it in yourself to change, then nothing would happen. You have to look into yourself and try to figure out what you really want in life and what you want to happen. You need to tell you self or even scare yourself that your life wont be goin anywhere if you dont stop your habit of proscrastination. Sometimes, threatening yourself works. You might also want to map out your goals and how you'd be able to achieve them. This way, you can visualy see what you want and where you currently are, and maybe, somehow, you'd be encouraged to take little steps that take you closer to your goals.Goodluck!

The situations's kinda complicated because the story has two sides. In your aunt's side, it's more on her autonomy to make decisions for her health. It's her right to withhold information from her doctor because after all, it's her health that they're dealing with. I aslo understand your aunt's sentiments about not wanting to be left idle at home just becasue she wont be allowed to drive. ou have to understand that it's quite hard for somenoe living a busy life to just suddenly freeze her lifestyle just because she's unable to drive.But, on the other hand, what she's doing might also cause harm not only to herself but to others as well. It might be alright to tell her doctor about her current condition, because it might save her life and and the lives of others. Although this might seem to be an invasion of her privacy, i believe this is justifiable because what she's doing right now is an accident waiting to happen.

It's actually having the feeling of being in a place or a situation before even if you havent. Like when you go visit a museum, you feel like you've been there before even if it's your first time there. Or when you get into a situation, you feel like "hey, this has happened before", even if it hasnt.In psychology, it's quite normal to have these feelings once in a while.

iRiver was good before the Ipod craze started. But I personally prefer Ipods. You get the best out of everything. The music is good, video quality (for such a small screen) is good, it's user friendly, the memory capacity isnt bad either. With the memory space available, I even use it to back up my PC files. It also serves as a good storage for photos on the go. The only downside is that it's quite fragile and people usually freak out when their ipod starts to hang.

I guess these are for people who actually have an existing dot.tk account. Based on experience, when I signed up for an acount years ago, whenever i'd type my dot.tk url, the dot.tk url would appear on the address bar and not my original url.So i guess this one's for those who want a dot.tk url but still have their original urls displayed on the adress bar even if the visitor typed the dot.tk url, which i think is a nice idea.

Because the word FREE can attract millions of people to click their adds becasue honestly, who doesnt want free stuff, right? But sadly, none of them seems to be true nowadays. It used to be effective way back but then scammers started using it and thus, this strategy got ruined. I believ no legitimate company uses this strategy now, unless they want to be labeled as a nuisance.