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People seem to have an obsession to want to predict the end of time. Some would say that the human obsession to predict the end of time is a psychologically built in need of a human being.

Assignments are prepared best when they are given much time and attention, but sometimes time deficit and busy student life require a skill of writing papers very fast.

In Alcoholics Anonymous we learn to take life one day at a time.

Taking life one day at a time is often easier said than done. After all, with all of the daily pressures, sometimes it becomes too much, to focus on setting goals.

If you haven't heard about it, then you've missed it. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity to ball your head off at the greatest pity party of all time!

Procrastination, is the time killer. We all procrastinate; it's part of the human condition.

Horror Story... the protector of fear laughs and says, "Everyone gets punishment. But in different ways. You are lucky that you getting knew why you are getting punished for. Everyone gets punishment. No one can escape from his Karma. If someone gets late then someone gets it early but, they get it at the right time. And that time is determined by the creator of the time. Puneet, there is nothing to get by running, you are going to die on this night of fear

Nathan Muncaster's book, The Spirit of Cinco de Mayo is set in the 1860s, a time when a battered Mexico fought for survival against a French invasion.

Fear of change is something that we all experience in life. Change happens all the time and we have to go with whatever it brings our way.

Want to win a bar bet? Ask your friends if they can name the bestselling writers of all times. Can you?

The joy to be found in self-pity isn't too rewarding. There comes a time when it's good to find out how to turn self-pity into self-confidence.

Alcohol is a product that our society associates with having fun and good times. We're programmed to think that alcohol can solve all our problems. Commercials on television give us the impression that things will get better if we just have a few drinks of alcohol and relax.

We live in a society where we're conditioned to always be striving for more; for bigger and better things.When do we ever arrive at a happy place? Do we arrive there today, tomorrow, next week, next month, next year? Hopefully, by reading this lens; you'll start to recognize the things in your life that you do have and are able to enjoy. I think, it's important to take the time to acknowledge the things in our lives that bring us joy.Also, there is a saying that whatever you think about expands. My theory is that by focusing on the things that we are grateful for on a regular basis; is that we attract more things to be grateful for.I've found that by having an attitude of gratitude, I can enjoy the abundance that surrounds me.The more that I'm grateful for what I have, the more I can appreciate life in the present moment. The more I live in the present moment, the greater I can build the stepping stones for a great future. I've also found that by having an attitude of gratitude; that I'm more focused on the solutions, than the problems. So, it's important to remember the power of gratitude.

Happen everyday, all the time. Sometimes, acts of kindness are spontaneous and sometimes not. Whenever and wherever acts of kindness happen, they leave a small impression of the goodness on humanity. We aren't all raging beasts trying to rule the world. Some of us just want some peace of mind. It's too bad that our media doesn't feature more acts of kindness in the daily news. An act of kindness, is an act of ♥. The more acts of kindness we have, the better world we have. Let's all live and grow together through kindness.

It's so easy to quit when times are tough. This is why we need to remember certain quotes and sayings. That is where I come in. I'm here to the rescue! Let me just put on my super hero cape. Ok, now I'm ready. Are you?

My journey with Alcohol started when I turned 21. I sort of knew that I was an alcoholic before I ever took that first drink of alcohol. I wouldn't know until years, that my premonition about alcoholism was true. I had to learn the hard way; that drinking alcohol, wasn't for me. Unfortunately, I wasn't born with a manual that said," do not drink alcohol." I learned as a child that alcohol was fun. People drank alcohol to relax and have a good time. <!-- wysiwyg -->

Drinking alcohol in excess can cause a person to blackout. A blackout is a period of time when you are still conscious and are an active participant of life; you may act differently in this period than you normally do because you're under the influence of alcohol.