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It's April 23rd. Happy Birthday William Shakespeare? Shakespeare Oxford Society Says: Toast But Verify. Issues top ten reasons to doubt the traditional Strafordian theory and the top ten reasons to consider the Earl of Oxford as the true Bard

Matthew Cossolotto, author of HabitForce! and creator of “Make A Promise Day” (May 4th), announces “Your HabitForce Checkup From the Neck Up” programs to help you break free from FAILURE Traps and get on the SUCCESS Track

Matthew Cossolotto – Creator of “Make A Promise Day” and author of "A Promise A Day: 30 Days to a Promising Future" -- says we should use those two magic words on Father's Day: "I Promise." Follow "Tony's Promise" example, Cossolotto says.

Partisan redistricting – which by definition disenfranchises tens of millions of voters -- is the real scandal of American politics. We can slay the gerrymander and abolish “designer districts” without amending the Constitution.

Matthew Cossolotto – Creator of “Make A Promise Day” and author of A Promise A Day – says we should use those two magic words on Mother's Day: I Promise. He urges young people to make a Mother's Day promise against drunk driving.

Matthew Cossolotto, creator of Make A Promise Day and author of HabitForce!, celebrated the second annual Make A Promise Day by releasing his heartwarming What’s Your Promise? interview with best-selling author John Assaraf.

Sample “Make A Promise Day” resolution also posted on the InspireMeToday.com website. Members of the “Inspire Me Today” community provided with a complimentary copy of Cossolotto’s “Top 10 Promises for a SUCCESSFUL Life.”

Matthew Cossolotto, creator of Make A Promise Day and author of the forthcoming book The Power of Make a Promise (with a foreword by Jack Canfield), conducts What's Your Promise? interview with attorney Kim Wright about her "impossible" promise.

Countdown to Make A Promise Day (May 4th) … Matthew Cossolotto talks about the power of making a promise and describes the audacious promise Oral Lee Brown made to send 23 first graders to college. She wrote about her promise in The Promise.

McColl, 19, was killed on April 16, 2011, by a drunk driver. Turning this tragedy into a positive campaign to honor Tony and save lives, Tony’s friends created a moving “I Promise” video and launched "Tony's Promise" on Facebook