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Zimbabwe -> History Zimbabwe Section: History Related: Zimbabwe Geography Early History to British Control There are a number of Iron Age sites in Zimbabwe, with artifacts dating from c.AD 180. These early cultures were supplanted by Bantu-speaking peoples, who migrated into the area after the 5th cent. The ruins at Zimbabwe date from the 12th to the 15th cent. In the early 16th cent., the Portuguese made contact with Shona-dominated states and developed a trade in gold and other items. During ... Author: encyclopedia CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Change Your Life in 21 Days Another New Year is upon us. You’ve probably got lots of grand plans for change. We all know that every year we start out with good intentions and within a few weeks the drive and motivation diminishes. If you are ready to make a lasting change that positively impacts your life, get the ball rolling with a well thought out plan for change. The first thing I recommend is look at what you want in your life right now. The second is to pick one habit that you could change or create within the next 2 ... Author: Diane Randall CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Deconstructing My Spiritual Practice The question I'm always asking myself is "How do I bring my Spirituality into other areas of my life?" The answer, I discovered, lay in my spiritual practice. Chances are if you’re reading this, you have a spiritual practice, too. It might be meditation or prayer or yoga or painting or walking. But, within that spiritual practice you’ll find clues to bring your spirituality into your workplace, family and/or community in a safe, empowering way. You’ll find these clues by deconstructing or ... Author: Carolyn Wilson-Elliott, DD, MSC CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Eight Mistakes to Avoid When Naming a New Business Naming a business is like laying the cornerstone of a building. Once it's in place, the entire foundation and structure is aligned to that original stone. If it's off, the rest of the building is off, and the misalignment becomes amplified. So if you have that gnawing sense that choosing a name for your new business is vitally important -- you're right. With 18 years in the naming and branding business, I've witnessed the good, the bad, and the really bad. Here's how you can avoid the worst of t ... Author: Phillip Davis CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Finding Your Home Business Niche When some folks begin to think about a business of their own, they know in that very moment what kind they are going to start. Then, there are the rest of us... Knowing that we want to have a business of our own is not enough. Many of us have struggled with the important question of what type of enterprise we would like to start. Franchises offer a simple pre-packaged money making idea, but the cost of a franchise often makes it a prohibitive option to most folks who contemplate going out ... Author: Stone Evans CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE House Cleaning - The Professional Business Most people get into house cleaning to earn some extra money. You may have family, friends and neighbors as your regular clients. Are you ready and motivated to take your part-time business to the next level? Growing any business takes time and patience. And if you have a loyal client base now, set aside a portion of your gross revenue for advertising, custom business forms and your own products and equipment. Expanding your business also takes planning. How can you start getting new clien ... Author: Gail Metcalf CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE How to KNOW if You'll Reach the Goal I've seen miraculous things happen when I set my goals in a certain way. For example, one afternoon I set a goal to find an editor in a time crunch. I needed the edit by the end of the week, and all the reputable editors I knew were either booked out several months, or wanted to charge an arm and a leg. However, by pausing long enough to set the goal properly, I was guided to a man who had no pressing jobs on his calendar since he had recently undergone knee surgery. I found him within the ho ... Author: Leslie Householder CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE On the Edge Dylan Campbell walked along the side of the Kampala road, his feet aching, and his camera bag slapping against his hip. Of all the times for his jeep to have engine trouble! With each step his boots ground into the road, his frustration evident. The last two intelligence gathering missions–or to be more politically correct, threat assessment directives--had been just like this, with one thing going wrong after another and he was tired of it. Tired of the whole business. It definitely wasn’t the ... Author: Julie Coulter Bellon CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Personal Alarms Offer More Than Ever! Over the course of many years, I have been dabbling in self defense. Self defense comes in many forms. A person could dedicate a couple of years to religious training at a decent karate school and equip themselves with some formidable skills. This is not for your average citizen who just doesn't have the time. Another might take a few classes of "hand to hand" combat in boot camp and honestly believe they can "take out" anybody with the "moves" they learned in classes. Sadly, I sat in the doj ... Author: Tom Fredrick CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Ten Ways to Develop a Free Agent Attitude Whether you are self employed or you work for someone else, it is useful to have a free agent attitude. The past few years have shown us that working for someone else is temporary at best. No one has a job for life. Free agents recognize that they are responsible for their career. They don't wait for others to help them plan their career. They manage it themselves. 1. Develop a vision of your ideal life. Include all parts of your life including your work/career, family, friends, lifest ... Author: Alvah Parker CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE Will Your Day Job Still Exist in 10 Years? If you have a full-time day job you depend on, it’s time to look into the future and ask yourself some hard questions. - Will that job still exists in five or ten years? - If you lose that job, will it be easy to find another one? - If you do lose your job, do you have money put aside? How long could you last before running out of cash? - If you are within ten years of retirement, and you lose your job soon, do you have enough retirement savings put aside? The bottom line is this: ... Author: Nick Usborne CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE