Watches and what they say about you is more important than you think! Many think that you show yourself to others through your shoes, briefcase, jewellery, handbag, suit, car, computer or phone. However, this self development article shows how your wrist watch says more about you than any of those.

‘The Power of Respect’ by Deborah Norville also says on the front cover ‘Benefit from the Most Forgotten Element of Success’. This is a self development book that reminds one of just how crucial respect is in all aspects of everyday life.

Do you struggle with saying the right words when giving and taking compliments? Compliments are closely associated with self esteem and self confidence. This self development article discusses how to give compliments in a sincere way and how to accept them so that both parties benefit.

As this self development article shows, the way you drive can be affected by several variables including music, personality, age, profession, vision, etc. Your sex is perhaps the most controversial of those and will probably remain so for as long as people are driving.

Do you know what your car colour says about you? Research has shown that your car colour can reveal secrets about your personality, moods, emotions, outlook on life, etc. If you were aware of these effects, from a self development point of view how would you use this information?

'The Joy of Plumbing' by Hattie Hasan can be used to take your life into new directions - whatever your age. It is a book of self discovery & self belief. This self development review gives insight into a book that will also make you look on water, plumbers and plumbing in a totally different way!

Silence has great power as this self development article shows. If you are aware of how to use silence effectively, this can significantly improve your work and social relationships. It is a very powerful self development tool.

‘The Swiss Cheese Theory of Life (How to Get Through Life’s Holes Without Getting Stuck in Them!)’ by Judith A. Belmont and Lora Shor is a self development book with a difference. As the name suggests, it covers various ways of getting through life, but with interesting analogies to Swiss Cheese.

Most women carry handbags yet one of the things that most people (men and women) wonder is “What is in YOURS?” This self development article gives insight into what you carry in handbags. Even more interesting is why your self esteem and self confidence is so connected with the content of your bags!

Rango is not just another animated film. As covered in this self development review, here is a chameleon who seeks purpose in life and goes from simply existing to becoming highly respected. With quirky dark humour, great animation and weird characters, this is definitely a film to see.