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Today, I would like to talk about “ confidence “ and “ genius ”. When talking about this topic, Franz Liszt is a good example to bring up because he was like the epitome of confidence, and he was a genius as well. Franz Liszt 's confidence was quite impressive besides his out of this world level of piano playing and  his compositions, and his stormy, yet sweet and very generous,  personality.  Amazingly enough, it seems that the only time Liszt really got nervous in his life was when he was a child, when his piano teacher took him to Beethoven to show his piano playing. Prior to this event, when Liszt was even a younger child, when he was asked what he wanted to be in the future,  he pointed his finger to a large painting of Beethoven and said,  “ I want to be that one !”  Beethoven was Liszt’s hero when he was a child, and his desire was really clear since such a young age. In general , Beethoven was not interested in seeing children pl

This is a different kind of apple cinnamon muffins and another of my husband’s favorites. Recently I’ve been repeating to cook these apple cinnamon muffins and blueberry muffins for my husband’s breakfast menu, because he said he always enjoys these two types of muffins. And sometimes banana muffins . Banana muffins are really delicious too but they are  the highest calories and also they are delicious only in the first day, and later they get not so as good as the first day. Cheesecake is still our top favorite desert though.  Chocolate muffins and coffee muffins are also yummy. Here is the recipe for the apple cinnamon muffins. A pple cinnamon muffins - Pancake Mix (  6 jumbo muffins ) Ingredients  (Syrup )    * Apple – 1   * Salt water – a little   * Pure Cane Golden Brown Sugar – 2 table spoons   * Lemon juice – ½ lemon   * Water – 80cc   * Cinnamon powder – About 2 or 3 tea spoons ( based on your taste )   * Raw

Pierre Franckh’s books “ Successful Wishing “ are another of my favorite books.     There are series, 1 to 6 , and are not published in English , but I did find them in a Japanese book store,  translated by a Japanese translator.   Pierre Franckh is a German actor ( Movies & TV) from 1959 – 2003, and is also a movie director and a writer.  Since 1996, he published many books and became a best selling author.  Franckh wrote based on his personal experiences from when he was a child . I love the way how he writes , it’s very easy to read and direct to the point, very clear how to do it with step by step instruction. Also importance of finding what you truly want.    Many people are actually not realizing what they really want and then when they get what they wanted,  still not feeling satisfied. Pierre said that before making your wishes and order to universe, it’s important to clear up what you really want and ask to yourself, why you w