Can ONE person make REAL change?

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Posted by Raz Chorev On January - 4 - 2009

Dorothy Tannahill Moran wrote a thought provoking guest post over at Tickled by Life asking this question?

Let me pause here to a make a comment.Â People that are facing behavioral issues like procrastination or anxiety follow the same process as anyone making any kind of change.Â I have noticed that people often time feel more resigned to these aspects in them, thinking that because it is something internal, they canâ€™t be helped.Â Let me tell you, itâ€™s all internal.Â It all requires work but the payoff can be worth the effort…read more

Dorothy makes some great points about;