Tan Danny

The story of a man who bounce back from despair and near bankruptcy, through his newfound self confidence, and with a little help from "John D. Rockefeller"

This is a story of how wife and husband put aside their emotions, to resolve an un-intended misunderstanding. Though hurt, sad, concerned and confused, they were willing and anxious to find the truth.

This is the final article for the series "The Endless Pursuit of Self Esteem". It relooks at the factors that can affect our self esteem. As our self esteem fluctuates over time, it can fall either in the overly high, low or healthy category. Having a healthy self esteem means you have a balanced accurate view of yourself.

This article shows that we can improve our self esteem naturally, by accepting and believing in ourselves. This self belief not only affects the external part of our lives, but how we feel internally as well. It is a skill that is never too late to be acquired, and once we have it, it is for life.

We are constantly pursuing higher self esteem. This article shows how our self esteem is implicitly affected by our interaction with people and society. Our self esteem is often shaped by what others perceive of us and expect of us, and how we are able to react to these expectations. We can choose to continue in this race for greater value or we can choose to believe in ourselves, follow our hearts and be just who we are.

Anger is a completely natural human emotion. But it is the destructive expression of anger that often leads to someone or something getting hurt. This article presents the common reactions that follow the trigger of anger.

This article explores some common myths of self-help books. It creates an awareness of the need to critically examine information offered.