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Spam Continues to Try To Pollute The Universe
I occasionally hear things from people about how “spam is on the decline.” This always entertains me because immediately after receiving an email like this, I get a 200 message comment spam attack on my blog and three IM windows pop up in Trillian with random people I don’t know saying “Hi” with a link to what I’m sure is something truly evil.

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The Young Adult and the Ostrich
There are two strikes against young men approaching midlife: denial and arrogance. Both can lead to unfortunate consequences. Neither is necessary.
The Denial Lens Is Not Good For Small Business
Are you engaged in growing your small business? Did you ever think that you may unintentionally be wearing the Denial Lens? If so, how is that affecting your business results?

How Powerful Is Your Denial
The defense mechanisms of denial and blame help to protect the fragile male ego. They also block him from creating a healthy self-image.
Elder Caregiving: How to Help Family Members with Denial
Family members get so frustrated that their aging parents or their siblings are in denial. "How can they not see it?" Some people think those in denial don't see the situation clearly because they don't want to. I don't think that's it.
Koch Industries Destroys the Environment and Funds Climate Denial
Koch Industries is the second largest privately held company in America and as revealed by Greenpeace they are guilty of crimes against the environment as well as being a leading supporter of climate denial groups. Their diversified holdings are a virtual top ten list of the most environmentally destructive sectors of the economy they are also pouring almost $50 million dollars per year into climate denial misinformation.

"The Truth About Coming Out of Denial"
Denial is a word that most of use choose to ignore or want to choose to ignore. Ironically thought, facing our denial can be one of the most empowering experiences. However, when we are in the middle of denial we don't always see what is going on. We miss the signs that when we look back appear so obvious. Read on to see if there are any signs that you are missing.

Denial Is More Than Just A River In Egypt
An incredibly high percentage of people are in denial. Something like 90% of alcoholics do not recognize that they have the problem and most will become incensed if someone suggests they do. Denial is the hallmark of alcoholism. Denying a problem never solves that problem. To paraphrase someone else, no snow flake blames itself for the blizzard, nor does a raindrop blame itself for the flood, and yet each plays a part in the problems.
What Will It Take For You To Make The Changes You Know You Need To?
Do you live with any level of denial of what you need to do to have a better quality of life? Whether it be to do with your health, your finances, emotional or spiritual well-being, your business or job, or any area that is not where you desire it to be – is there an immanent change you need to make?
Leaders Get Paid for What Their People Do
When you get your next paycheck, take a close look at it. The money that was deposited in your bank account was a direct result of the work your people did. You were rewarded for their performance or nonperformance-not yours. To tell yourself anything different is an outright denial of the facts.

How Public Acknowledgement of Poor Quality Can Increase Sales
Have you ever considered public acknowledgement of poor quality can increase sales and improve customer loyalty? Sometimes being honest is much better than living in denial.

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