Buy Socks - Give Love - Be Happy 
I had the great pleasure of speaking with Tom Minter, Founder of Socks For Happy People. Having spent just over half an hour with Tom, it was evident that this is a business that has the potential to effect positive transformation on a global scale.
Their motto is "Buy Socks - Give Love - Be Happy". Read the interview below and discover for yourself how buying
Posted by: David Anttony in kids, education on
Aug 20, 2008
For 30 years Kip McGrath Education Centres have dominated the after-school tutoring market with nearly 200 centres worldwide. But now, thanks to Australian Life Member Ken Hawkins leading the way, they have a new purpose.
Now Ken’s centre in Newcastle, Australia, is able to say ‘every time your child attends a session, a child in the Geetanagar slum in Mumbai gets to go to school for a day’. Ken
Earlier today, I was having a discussion about words with my colleagues David and Masami.
Somehow or other the discussion got around to the development of new words. And when you think about it (or when you read people like William Sapphire in the International Herald Tribune), you realise that new words just appear because people use them!
So, I mentioned that this is already word: Killjoy.
While on a late night web research exploration last night, I came across a most fascinating video film trailer called "SEROTONIN RISING". The clip is a preview to an upcoming movie about creating happiness. It stars some big names like Deepak Chopra, His Holiness The Dalai Lama, David Lynch and Donovan.
The video shares the scientifically discovered fact that when we receive a gift from someone,
We are here in Sydney, Australia right now. We have had a wonderful weekend with a team of dedicated people from a company that shares the joy of wealth. B1G1 was sponsored to be here this weekend as a part of their event called ‘Aspire to Wealth Weekend’. What do they do?
So, here is one company that dedicates all their time and resources to educate individuals and business people to learn to
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