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My Favourite Quotes, Part II
2007-04-05 03:03:00
I've just received proofs of the 20,000 cards that will be distributed to promote this blog and I wanted to share them with you... How cool do these look? :) And on the reverse... If you get one of these, make sure you tell me about it! Who knows how quickly these can spread around the world... Also... Marie-Louise Cook has been in touch from Personal Success magazine. Apparently
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Optimist or Pessimist?
2007-04-04 15:29:00
Is the cup half empty, or half full for you? "The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds. And the pessimist fears this is true." Those were the words of of American fiction author James Branch Cabell. What do you believe?


Friday Factoid: Video Codswallop!
2007-04-06 20:36:00
Codswallop means "nonsense." But where did the word come from? In today's Friday Factoid , I'm on location in at the Betws-y-Coed waterfalls, where I have all the answers! Simply click the play button to watch the video. If you're reading this by e-mail, visit the site at www.karlblog.com to view my first video blog entry! Happy Friday! :)


Happy Easter!
2007-04-08 15:53:00
The time of rebirth, fresh hopes, and new connections is here. Happy Easter ! "Do not abandon yourselves to despair. We are the Easter people and hallelujah is our song." -- Pope John Paul II
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My Happy Easter Competition!
2007-04-07 20:44:00
Well, you saw the video Friday Factoid yesterday, where I explained the meaning behind the word codswallop... Now WIN the Codd bottle itself! It's a cheesy competition, partly in celebration of the new course from Nick Daws - How to Win Contests - and it's EASY to win. Just complete the following tie-breaker: "I love reading Karl's Blog because..." Humorous entries and slick ditties please.
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RAK #14: You've Already Donated!
2007-04-09 04:29:00
Today's Random Act of Kindness has ALREADY been done for you! If you're reading this by e-mail, YOU have just contributed over 2.50 GBP (that's $5!) to help save the lives of starving, abused and homeless dogs and cats. Each day, my newsletter is syndicated in the Self-Development Newsletter, and many individuals visit directly. But my DIRECT subscribers really matter the most. They're the


Fred Alan Wolf Interview - LIVE!
2007-04-11 22:07:00
You've witnessed his teachings in the hit docu-movies, "The Secret" and "What the Bleep". You've seen him on the Discovery Channel. And if you've even a passing interest in science, you're sure to have read one of his dozen books on everything from time travel to parallel universes. It's "Dr Quantum" himself... Fred Alan Wolf. And now, on Self Dev Radio, Fred has taken time out of his busy


Codd Bottle Winner!
2007-04-10 14:52:00
We have a winner of the Codd bottle competition! It's Nancy Poh, who came up with: "I love reading Karl's Blog because nature cannot put that smile on my face as naturally as he does it!" Thanks to everyone for their fantastic entries -- most notably Debby, Pat from NZ, Ann Johnson, "Ziko", and Henry Cortes! Congratulations! :)


Friday Factoid: Paraskevidekatriaphobia!
2007-04-13 01:29:00
Welcome to yet another Friday Factoid ! And today, I'm asking... "Do YOU suffer from paraskevidekatriaphobia?" Yes, paraskevidekatriaphobia. It's incredibly common, you know. It's a condition that will cost businesses throughout the globe between $800-900 million today alone. What is it? It's the fear of TODAY... Friday the 13th! :) Honestly. And that fear is international. In the UK, a


Where Are You Heading?
2007-04-12 01:37:00
Father of Taoism, Lao Tzu said: "If you do not change direction, you may end up where you're heading." Where are you heading right now? What direction are your habits taking you in? And if you could change them -- if it was really easy and took absolutely no effort -- then how would you change what you're doing right now? And why not just DO IT? Here's a thought that might make it easier.
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Smile!
2007-04-14 20:25:00
Mother Teresa once said..."Everytime you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing."When did you last really smile from the heart?Give the gift of a smile today, and watch the world pay it forward!
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How to Cure Hiccups
2007-04-16 00:31:00
If you're like me, you'll find yourself randomly pondering questions such as... How do I open a bottle of champagne with a sword? How can you rip a phonebook in half? How do I keep my balance on a galloping horse? All of which, I'm sure you'll agree, are quite life's little mysteries. Well - not anymore. If you've not discovered wikiHow yet, then check it out at www.wikihow.com. You'll find


RAK #15: Be Nice to Someone Who Looks Low
2007-04-15 17:39:00
Have you ever walked down a street and seen someone crying? Or strolled through the park to see an old man sitting on a bench, looking like the most depressed thing in the world? Or paid for your newspaper, and realized just how miserable the girl behind the checkout looks? This week's Random Act of Kindness is to be nice to someone who looks low. One quote that has stuck with me, though I
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The Worst That Can Happen?
2007-04-18 21:17:00
They said the number one fear behind everything... ... Is the fear of DEATH. Does it scare you? Here's a little personal growth tip that might help some people. Before doing anything you're afraid of, tell yourself... The worst that can happen is... that I die. And if you can LET GO of that fear, you suddenly unleash a real inner sense of freedom that reminds you that ANYTHING is possible.


My Visit to Conwy
2007-04-17 21:03:00
A couple of weekends ago, I spent my time visiting Conwy in North Wales - and today, I'd like to share a few of my pictures. Conwy is a fantastic walled town in Caernarfonshire, in the upper parts of Wales. One of it's big attractions is Conwy Castle itself, built by Edward I back in the 1200's. But more interesting to me is the fact that Conwy is a walled town, meaning it's entirely enclosed


What's Your Filter? - One Man's Story
2007-04-19 17:19:00
I just received the below e-mail from Chris Seaton, about today's post "What's Your Filter ?" He "took the challenge" -- and I thought you might be interested in the results. Chris saw through his programming, and realized it was his labels that were tinting his experience of life. Drop the labels and look what happens! :) * * * Hi Karl, This really fascinated me, so I have decided to try
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What's Your Filter? - Audio Version!
2007-04-19 01:59:00
Want to listen to me describe my last post a little more? Click on the play button to listen to Karl to chat for seven minutes about "What's Your Filter ?" ... If you're reading this by e-mail, visit www.karlblog.com to listen.
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What's Your Filter?
2007-04-19 01:44:00
Last week, I headed out into a nearby city to have dinner with friends. During the evening, I bumped into an old associate. I won't give his name, but let's just say he's one of the "street cred" guys that I don't normally get along with too well. One of those people I view as a bit vain, a bit too much hard work, someone to whom image is everything. The guy came up to me during the evening
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Friday Factoid: Cinderella's Slippers
2007-06-20 04:20:00
Forget everything you thought you knew. The Friday Factoid is here! Today, I'm asking the question... "What were Cinderella 's slippers made from?" Well, if you're like 99.99% of the Western world, you answered GLASS. And you'd have been wrong. Cinderella's slippers were actually made from squirrel fur. Charles Perrault, who wrote the version of Cinderella we're all so familiar with,
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The Power of Labels
2007-04-22 04:04:00
Today, I'd like to share a little story that a friend of mine recently posted to their blog...While teaching a class on General Semantics, Dr. Alfred Korzybski once pulled a beautiful trick on his students.He said that he was hungry and couldn't wait any longer to eat, so he pulled out a box of biscuits from his desk.He started muching away -- and then offered the munchies out to his class.After
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Change the Attitude
2007-04-29 14:16:00
"Could we change our attitude, we should not only see life differently, but life itself would come to be different. Life would undergo a change of appearance because we ourselves had undergone a change of attitude." Katherine Mansfield, 1888-1923, Writer
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New Interview with Nick Daws!
2007-04-28 18:00:00
Everybody knows Nick Daws. He's the friendly, successful author of over 50 best-selling books -- and the official head honcho behind My Writers Circle, and "How to Write Any Book in 28 Days Or Less!" He was the first guy I ever interviewed online at Writers FM... ... And by popular demand, HE'S BACK! Yesterday, I spent my afternoon chatting with Nick, where I posed a whole bundle of questions


Friday Factoid: The Canary Islands
2007-04-27 03:28:00
Welcome to another exciting Friday Factoid ! And today, I'm asking... "What animal are the Canary Islands named after?" The answer is DOGS. Of course. The Canary Islands were originally named "Insula Canaria". That means the "Isle of Dogs" in Latin, after the large number of both domesticated and wild dogs that lived on the Spanish archipelago. ("Canis" means "dog" in Latin. Think canine.)


Today I Got An E-mail from Myself!
2007-04-26 02:59:00
This morning, I received an e-mail. From myself! I'm not kidding. Listen to today's audio post to learn more -- and listen to a few of my thoughts about appreciating your health and feeling great! If you're reading this post by e-mail, visit www.karlblog.com to listen!
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The Cookie Thief
2007-04-25 01:40:00
Today, I'd like to share a poem told to me by motivational speaker Shelby Collinge, who I interviewed for Self Dev Radio about a year ago...* * *The Cookie Thief By Valerie CoxA woman was waiting at an airport one night, With several long hours before her flight. She hunted for a book in the airport shops. Bought a bag of cookies and found a place to drop.She was engrossed in her book but


Download the Karl Blog.com Screensaver!
2007-05-02 02:53:00
I'm really excited about my news today! Finally, after much preparation, my official blog screensaver has been launched! That's right. If you enjoy receiving your daily dose of inspiration from this blog, then why not install the Karl Blog screensaver? The screensaver randomly displays my favourite inspirational quotes, from Albert Einstein to Winston Churchill -- all on the most beautiful
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A Place of Placidity
2007-05-01 18:11:00
The intention of this blog is to inspire - and bring a little peace and serenity into the lives of its readers. Which is why today I'd like to suggest... "If you're a super-fast driver, why not turn into a super-calm driver?" Yesterday evening, I was returning to my home from Durham City - when a "bigged-up" Ford Fiesta suddenly appeared right on my bumper. Within about six seconds, he'd
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What Would You Ask Syd Field?
2007-05-01 04:22:00
Quick update! I've managed to convince screenwriting legend Syd Field to come onto Writers FM and share a little of his expertise. If YOU had just FIVE MINUTES with Syd, what would you ask him? I need your suggestions. Mail your questions direct to me at karl@karlmoore.com -- and make sure you put the phrase "BPSF" in the subject line to ensure it reaches me. Alternatively, click here to


RAK #16: Be Someone's Biggest Fan!
2007-04-30 02:57:00
Today's Random Act of Kindness is simple. Become someone's biggest fan. Seriously. For today, give someone much more attention than you normally would. Highlight their positives. Appreciate their being. Be kind. Be their biggest fan today. See what a difference it makes to their day... AND yours.


Friday Factoid: What Was Atlas Carrying?
2007-05-04 03:41:00
Welcome to another weird and wacky Friday Factoid ! Today, I'm asking... "What did Atlas carry on his shoulders?" And by Atlas, of course, I'm referring to the Titan of Greek mythology. You've seen his statue, no doubt. Most people would answer the question simply. He's holding the earth, fool! But he's not. That famed image of Atlas actually depicts him holding not the earth... But the
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