Our life is accompanied by many different feelings that make us sad and feel bad; the other emotions are intoxicating us with joy and let us be happy. One of the most important of these emotions is gratitude.

Here are a few lines

that I wrote in April 2010

Albert Einstein was not only one of the greatest scientists of all time, but also a very spiritual man. Even as a young boy he was a genius and had an incredible grasp.

The following video is a true story from the childhood of Albert Einstein. Look what he says as a young boy about the existence of God. A triple WOW from me! SIMPLY BRILLIANT!

You sometimes look at human stars and what you think is: "Wow, I would like to be as confident as he or she is!"

You know what's funny? Many of these stars are actually very insecure people inside. They are so focused on the perception that others have about them that they put a mask over their faces and play a role. In many cases, their confidence is a big smokescreen. But they rely on the external projection of their self-confidence and play the role as part of their fame.

There are only two types of motivation that prompt any human being to act: we associate every action with either pain or pleasure.

Whoever understands this pain/pleasure principle and applies it will be able to greatly improve his self-motivation. If you lack motivation, you will most probably associate whatever you have to do with pain and not with joy.