You can be a very much disliked person in case your have social bad habits. You may not even realize how others react to your social slip-ups. In case you are behaving in unacceptable ways in a social situation then people are bound to notice.

The story of Chicken Little is meant to show what happens when you pass along information that isn’t true. It leaves you vulnerable to attack because no one is paying attention to what’s really happening. Lately, the mass hysteria that the media and the internet have contributed to is reminding me of that story. No, we’re not all running around squawking that the sky is falling, exactly. But we might as well be, the bailout backlash and everything else that’s going on.

That fear you feel before doing something new or different can seem overwhelming at times, in fact it stops some people dead in their tracks. However it affects you, experiencing emotional distress from fear is painful and actually physically damaging.

Growing up one of the beliefs that kids and teens have is that all advice from outside sources (parents and teachers) does NOT apply to them. As you grow older this belief grows strong, as human being, you tell yourself a “story” about your life. You have a clear and rational reason WHY You Are WHERE You Are!

The second area that is important to develop in ones life is health. If ones health is out of balance, it will effect the other areas of finances and relationships. A wealthy life is about maintaining a balance among health, finances, and relationships. A weakness in one area or another immediately effects the other two. Be sure to maintain a proper diet and exercise. This is the easiest way to keep oneself in good health.

The third area of the triangle of wealth that is important to develop a proper balance and understanding of is relationships. Relationships could be with family such as a spouse, parents or children. Relationships are not limited to these alone. Relationships are also friends and the people we surround ourselves with. This also includes co-workers as well as people we associate with because of our occupation.