I'm not into the the whole 'self-help' thing a lot... but these statements actually make some sense...
I feel pretty good about myself these days and think I can make most of these statements (not sure about 6, 10, 17 & 24) :)

Quoted: Dumb Little Man shares ideas to make the everyday person more productive in life. Expect to read tips on finance, saving money, business, and some DIY for the house.

economics meets inter-stellar physics... it was written in the 70's

what an experience !!

Quoted: One of the most fascinating talks at the TED conference so far was given by Jill Bolte Taylor, a neuroanatomist, who gave a riveting account of a stroke she experienced

deep !

cool !

Quoted: Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers

really cool concept !
only... is it possible to turn this thing "off" before the cycle is done ??

fun catalog !
such a fry cry from the static lists we see otherwise...

pretty nifty...

learning to pronounce the word describing the surgeon (otorhinolaryngologist ) would actually take longer than recovering from the surgery itself !!!

Quoted: otorhinolaryngologist

another reason to stay happy ;)

Quoted: How you are feeling has an impact on your routine economic transactions, whether you're aware of this effect or not. In a new study that links contemporary science with the classic philosophy of William James, a research team finds that people feeling sad and self-focused spend more money to acquire the same commodities than those in a neutral emotional state. Why might a combination of sadness and self-focus lead people to spend more money? First, sadness and self-focus cause one to devalue both one’s sense of self and one’s current possessions. Second, this devaluation increases a person’s willingness to pay more for new material goods, presumably to enhance sense of self.