Does sound affect the taste of food? This self development article discusses some of the research studies and the implications of the findings. Try playing about with different sound levels of noise and music, and see what effects this has on your food and dining experience!

Fingerprints have been studied for centuries and are believed to be an indication of your true character. This self development article shows how your fingerprints might tell you more about someone's character and personality than you think.

It is fascinating that there are certain smells that make you smile instantly. Research has shown that smells can affect your mind and behaviour more than you might think. This self development article discusses smells that make you smile. How might you use these to your advantage?

If you had just five minutes, what would you do with it? This self development article shows that you can be really effective in just a few minutes. If you spend small segments of time on things that are very focussed (at home or at work) you will find that much can be accomplished.

There are many reviews of Kung Fu Panda 2. This review concentrates on the self development lessons that the film offers. The part of the story that deals with a search for inner peace has many messages at a deeper level and its self development lessons are very applicable to the human world.

Constipation is one of the most common uncomfortable conditions and people are always looking for new remedies that do not involve drugs. This self development article covers some of the more unusual home remedies that have been found to be quite effective at relieving constipation.

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.

What do you feel about irritating and annoying mannerisms? This self development article touches on some common mannerisms that irritate or annoy you. They are often accepted as a person’s uniqueness but they can also have a detrimental effect on relationships. Do you know what mannerisms you have?

‘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.

At some point, everyone comes across jobs or tasks they hate and motivation goes out of the window. In this self development article are some tips for getting through those chores.