Volume 4 (June 2001)

Contents

1. Conquer Debt
   Debt. Almost everybody has it, but nobody likes it. It

2. Temptation
   Men and women respond to temptation differently. Women tend to flee temptation, while men like to crawl away slowly and hope temptation will overtake them.
   

3. Reduce Your Stress
   If you have stress – and who doesn’t - here are some quick fixes that you can do to reduce the effects of stress in your life. You – and those around you – will both benefit.
   

4. Men Can Reverse Impotence
   Drugs, injections, and other devices are not the most effective ways to deal with impotence. Eighty to ninety percent of all chronic potency problems are caused by physical degeneration. The good news is that through dietary and lifestyle changes the body is able to regenerate.

5. Change Your Thoughts and You
   Some people walk around all day like a powder keg ready to explode. If you find yourself letting anger rule your actions and ruin your day – or other’s around you – you need to re-evaluate your thinking. What you think determines how you feel, not the other way around.

6. How To Build Good Habits
   In order to have a habit, you need to be able to perform the skills involved at each step. The first step in building some habits, therefore, is learning the component skills.

7. Use Mutual Funds to Grow Your Assets
   For most people, mutual funds are the best way to invest in the stock market.

8. Diabetes
   Diabetes is a silent killer. It is increasing in the United States because more and more Americans are obese.

9. Heal the Wounds of Marriage Break-Ups
   The breakup of a marriage is almost always traumatic. The ripple effect goes out in all directions as family members and friends stand on the sidelines in despair. At the center is the relationship between the former husband and wife. If they can resolve issues, then there is a strong inclination that others will be able to deal with the situation in a positive manner.