The body language of your nose is an interesting one. Research has shown that when people lie they are very likely to touch some part of their nose. This can take the form of tapping, scratching, rubbing, etc. This self development article sheds some light on the subject.

There are many advantages of asking people interesting questions, e.g., to break the ice with strangers, to find out more about their true self, to be remembered, etc. This self development article discusses questions that are a little different from the norm.

Have you ever thought about your unique or special talent? After all, your DNA is unique. Yet few people put aside self development time to think about their uniqueness and consider if it could make them happier, more famous or richer. Do you know what YOUR special talent is and what to do with it?

Defensive behaviour is your body’s way of warning and protecting you when in danger or in uncomfortable situations. Do you know what defensive behaviours you exhibit? From a self development point of view, do you know why it is important to be aware of these?

No one really knows why humans experience goose bumps, goose pimples or goose flesh. This self development article discusses various reasons for experiencing them. If you analyse what produces yours and when they occur, can you use this as another tool in your self development tool kit?

Umbrellas have been around for over 2,400 years and have many different uses, some of which are very unusual. There is much we can learn from this wonderful invention about our own self development, personal growth, self growth and personal development.

‘The Five People You Meet In Heaven’ is a self or personal development story that makes you consider the effect you have (unknowingly) on other people’s lives. Whether or not you believe in heaven, it is an interesting read, giving a new slant on the meaning of life and what happens after death.

Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, etc., all celebrate love. This self or personal development article is about the positive effects of love and being in love, from medical and scientific perspectives.

Your body is forever trying to protect you from danger with defensive behaviour but this can lead to breakdown of personal, business and other relationships. Here are some tips for spotting and dealing with it as a great way to build solid and meaningful relationships.

You have practiced your talk, read the self development material about giving polished performances and you feel prepared. Then the worst happens. Your heart races, your palms sweat, you have a mental block and cannot remember what to say next. Why does this happen and how you can prevent it?