Charbel M. Tadros

Author, Website Designer at Brandpluss, Personality Development Coach, CEO at Future Academy, Immediate Past President of the Sydney Autism Community Lions Club. Media Manager at Oz Arab Media. President of AIM Association. 

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Resilient Kids

These anti-bullying campaigns are getting way out of hand. Once the serious school work starts, many children stop loving going to school; however, this is more due to lack of parent support than of anything else. No matter what the school says about them working with the students and trying to finish everything in school, …

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What will 2018 be like for you?

Just like last year, I’m going to share with you my tarot readings for the year 2018. Keep in mind though that these are not meant to tell your future, but merely to warn you and draw your attention to things that are happening or may happen throughout your year. Moreover, even if they were …

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Last Goodbye

If death were to knock my door tomorrow Would I leave a trail of dreadful sorrow Filled with regret, confusion and pain And pursuits which were extremely vain? If I were to leave this mortal world Would I leave affairs twisted and curled Complicated, hard and mysterious And yet so very serious? If I were …

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Book Review: Retrospect by Timothy Harris

When you blend quirky humor, fast-paced action and an interesting plot, you get Retrospect by Timothy Harris. Set in the city of Brisbane, Australia in the not-so-far future, Retrospect takes us through the story of Noah and his friends who suddenly find themselves in an adult-less city under the mercy of a diabolical egomaniac called …

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Imaginary Memories

Some people crave to remember Their memories of a deceased member Some people pray to totally forget Memories of disastrous regret And yet there are others Who ignored the good advice Given by their brothers And it came at a terrible price However there are a few Who realized what was true And understood the …

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Book Review: The Queen of the Tearling Trilogy by Erika Johansen

If you are looking for a book series with a very strong female lead, The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen is the one for you. The story is set i a post-nuclear war world. Throughout the story, we follow the development of Kelsea, a timid yet strong-headed princess hidden away in the woods …

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Hinduism and a Hugging Saint

Sanatana Dharma: The Eternal Truth Since over eight thousand years ago, one of the first widely and officially recognized religions on Earth appeared. Its original name is “Sanatana Dharma” which, in the ancient Sanskrit language, means “The Eternal Truth” or “The Eternal Principle”. However, its official name is Hinduism. Unlike many other ancient religions which …

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Can’t Run for Revive? Here’s what you can do instead

A few months ago, I was stuck in limbo with me in Lebanon and my family in Australia. I had resigned from my job and almost finished everything I needed to do in Lebanon, so I basically had nothing to do except sit and wait…depressing, no? That’s when I had the great fortune to get …

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Offended?… Deal with it!

“It’s offensive!” is perhaps the word that summarises recent times most accurately. If you call someone by his nationality, you offend him; if you describe a person by her hair color, you offend her; if you refer to some people by their gender – guess what – you offend them. What’s even more ludicrous is …

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