Here's another example of how a cute saying can make a concrete difference.

It feels good to be generous! But it’s not always easy…

There’s a kind of hunger we all have felt, but it has nothing to do with food.

Two words we heard often at home were “behave yourself.” Now that we are grown, we realize how valuable they were.

"Truth or Consequences" was a game; but in life, consequences are real.

"That money talks / I'll not deny, / I heard it once: / It said, 'Goodbye.'"—Richard Armour

Ever "almost" have an accident because you "did not see the car"? These words may help.

The Greeks built temples to their pagan gods, but most of them are now in ruins.

Lions of Africa crouch low in the grass and try to be invisible until their prey is close enough for them to pounce.

Our world tends to isolate us, while we need others more than ever, as this man found out.

Langston Hughes wrote: "Never look for a worm in the apple of your eye."

There are a whole host of reasons that we could find ourselves in a situation where we would rather say "no," but cannot. A book titled How to Say No has some tips for these situations.

American humorist and social commentator Mark Twain said it well: "Kindness is a language the deaf can hear and the blind can see."

My coworker could not seem to open his mouth without using some profanity or taking God's name in vain. It got to the point where I hated to see him coming to my desk. He seemed to be talking louder...

More than half of resumes (56 percent) contain false information, mostly about work and educational experience, according to Background Information Services.

Sometimes we overlook the most incredible "technology" of all!

The U.S. tax code has about 7 million words. That's about nine times as many as in the Holy Bible (773,000 words) or about eight times as many as the collected plays of William Shakespeare with 884,647 words (April 21...

In computer programming it’s referred to as GIGO (garbage in, garbage out), but the principle was around long before computers!

This regular e-mail is called "This Is the Way" for a reason. It’s all about seeking spiritual direction for our lives.

The German playwright Carl Zuckmayer wrote: "One half of life is luck; the other half is discipline—and that's the important half, for without discipline you wouldn't know what to do with your luck."