‘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.

What is the most fun and boisterous Hindu Festival? Holi, also known as Phagwa or the Festival of Colours. This self development article gives an insight into this Harvest and Spring Festival that is associated with great joy as you throw brightly coloured powders and coloured water at each other.

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.

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?

Do you sleep on decisions that you have to make and then act on the dreams you have? When faced with problems or decisions to be made, it is often said that it is best to sleep on them. This is especially beneficial for complex decisions. This self development article discusses how this works.

Valentine’s Day is not usually a day you connect with celebrating on your own. However, there are many people who are alone on this day for all sorts of reasons. Whatever your reason is, this self development article gives you some ideas of how to celebrate it on your own.

POSITIVITY by Arti Halai is a personal journey of self development and self discovery, full of tips for your own personal growth. It covers successes, failures, stories and encounters. It makes you think about the way you currently live your life and how you can improve it in all sorts of ways.

“What do you do?” is one of the most common questions you get asked in your work and social life. This self or personal development article gives an insight into the REAL question that people are asking – what they REALLY want to know!

Self-worth is really the acceptance that you are okay as you are but many struggle with this. Your self-worth should not change just because disaster strikes. For your own self and personal development, figure out who YOU really are and relish a self-worth that does NOT depend on external factors.