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Discover An Infection That Can Make You Happier

By John W. Furst on Monday, February 18. 2008 | 4 Replies

Aaron Potts

It is the norm to think a virus or an infection is something very bad. This is true for most cases, but my ‘blogger-friend’ Aaron Potts writes on his Blog today, that you actually should seek to get infected by a very special kind of virus.

I was drawn into his article right away and thought that you could benefit from that great post, too.

Here it is.

How To Infect Yourself with the Personal Development Virus (↑) by Aaron Potts
at www.todayisthatday.com/blog/ (↑)

In case you get an “500 Internal Server Error”, just hit the reload/refresh button. It's a kinky technical issue that should not stop you from accessing Aaron's valuable content.

Enjoy reading.

Yours
John W. Furst

Defined tags for this entry: coaching

, personal development

, success

Posted by John W. Furst in Coaching, Miscellaneous on 2008-02-18 15:14 | Trackbacks (0) | Comments (4)

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John,

Thank you so much for the link love! That post came out great, and I'm happy to have it being shared and viewed by so many people!

Also, I did contact my webhost, and the Internal Server Errors should be a thing of the past now. Still planning to rebuild the entire site at a new host in the future, but for now I've cleaned things up with my present provider to keep things flowing smoothly.

Thanks again, John!

#1 Aaron - Today is that Day from www.todayisthatday.com on 2008-02-18 16:02 (Reply)

Those with hay fever might want to get infected with a parasite.

" Parasitic worms reduce hay fever symptoms: Researchers are seeking to use the ability of the hookworm, Necator americanus, to suppress immune system responses that occur in conditions including Crohn’s disease, multiple sclerosis, asthma and other allergies. ...

Scientists have suggested a lack of such intestinal parasites has left those in the developed world more vulnerable to diseases caused an overactive immune system." (http://tinyurl.com/2n6p9q)
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Health is a very complicated thing. Yes I know in the case you linked to it isn't actually a real virus. --johnhunter.com

#2 John Hunter on 2008-02-18 22:34 (Reply)

It fits the subject.
An 'ever running nose' could really stop all of your personal development.

#2.1 Jennifer M. [fcon21.biz] from www.fcon21.biz on 2008-02-19 00:10 (Reply)

Hehe, personal development virus is the one virus that i think we all need.

#3 Home networking articles guides and news on 2008-03-03 11:51 (Reply)

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