Here is a post about keeping up with your practice. It is in a guise of a little story that happened to me. It doesn’t only relate to bass guitar…

Here are the many social, physical and mental benefits that something as simple as a smile can do!

As we all know, there are people in life we enjoy being around, who make us feel good about ourselves, and often go out of their way for our benefit; and that we do not enjoy being around and who always seem to find a way to ‘bring us down.’ This article will discuss the four types of people involved in social interactions, as defined by some presentations I’ve attended, as well as how best to deal with those that do not have positive effects in your life.

Don’t let the flu keep you down for too long. Take advantage of your time while recuperating (without stressing yourself out).

When we have just survived a traumatic event, through seemingly no fault of our own, it can be a difficult to overcome the anger, bitterness and resentment in our hearts. To truly free ourselves we need to step back and view what has happened with compassion, love and forgiveness.

Life is not for the fainthearted – life is for the brave of heart. Do not sell your soul to foolish people, nor give of yourself to just anyone.

Do you feel swamped with self doubt? Is your life spiralling out of control because of negative thoughts and emotions? Do you feel that peace of mind and happiness is beyond your grasp? Instead of looking outside of yourself for answers, take a deep breath, and go within to conquer your inner demons.

Tired from work? School? On the verge of a burnout? Here are useful tips on how to unwind and relax in the midst of chaos.

The most unselfish act of all can reap the most rewards.

Is there anyone among your friends and family who tends to be negative most of the time? If so, is this person in good physical health?