October 31st, 2008
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I wrote an article 2 months ago trying to rally some support for the research for Mental Health Disorders. My main theme was for people to donate to Non-Profit Organization, just $1.00. I mean a Freaking dollar to help people on low income that have a mental health disorder. Now I pointed out the fact that millions were given to the victims of hurricane Katrina.
For some odd reason two months later not ONE GOD DAM DOLLAR WAS DONATED I tried to rally the troops and still no one even could give a measly dollar. Do you realize the new surgeon general report says 1 in 5 Americans will come down with a mental illness in some point in there life and this used to be 1 in 20, I would say that was close to an epidemic, that’s millions more than the victims of the hurricane, yet the city still SLEEPS.
Now what I want you all to know is this, on every cancer patient and heart disease they spend on 1 patient $25 dollars of research, heart disease 1 patient $23 research and the list goes on and on. Now do you want to know the God’s truth? For every 1 Mentally Ill patient they spend, hold on to your hat 1 big huge dollar that’s it! Now I think you can see what is happening here, one lousy dollar for each patient for research.
Now what are we going to do about it? I will make a plea to all those that are reading this please donate $1 measly dollar to this non profit organization, let’s help people get medicine and also raise awareness that we need to be spending billions on a cure and medicine to improve the quality of lives of all the mentally ill. Please forward this to as many people as you possibly can, my goal is to raise $2,000,000 BY THE END OF 2006. Now here is my cell phone # 567-219-0994, any questions that you need answered please do not hesitate to call and I’ll share with you the details of the non profit organization Out of Darkness and what we are trying to do to make a difference in the mental health field.
So please skip the doughnut this Sunday and send $1 to our Pay Pal Account. outof_darkness@yahoo.com now if I weren’t serious why would I give my cell phone # to the whole world to see? Yes, call me I’ll take the time to let you know where we stand and the exciting things we are doing on the front lines to make solid changes for the better of Mental Health Disorders! So please put that extra cheeseburger down, send us a dollar, and know that you had an effect on someone with an emotional problem.
No different from cancer or heart disease and I must remind you of the fact that research is $20 to $25 per patient. Mental health disorders $1 per patients, that is sad, please pass this along to all those that you may know who can afford to donate a dollar and just know that the next person to get a mental health disorder, could be your son or daughter. Then you will be wondering were is that big huge dollar they are going to spend on my loved one going to come from and then at that point you will wish they would give $25 per patient for research, yet they hand you a dollar and say good luck! America Deserves better, get out your wallet NOW and give a dollar. If you don’t have a pay pal account send your dollar to Out of Darkness 43 Oakwood Ave. Suite 1012 Huron, Oh, 44839
I HAVE A BURING DESIRE TO HELP PEOPLE AND TODAY MY THRIST CAN’T BE QUENCHED! Art Buchanan
With Much Love, Arthur Buchanan
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Do you rail against the routine, dull parts of your work? Do you imagine a life in which there are no boring tasks? Well, dream on! There will always be filing. There will always be dust. Like it or not, there is a housekeeping component to any lifestyle or profession you can imagine. If you think there is a lifestyle or profession that doesn’t involve humble, repetitive tasks, you haven’t looked closely enough. Ask someone who lives that life. She’ll tell you about scheduling the interns, scanning vast numbers of emails, going to the dump, emptying the dishwasher, compiling the bibliography, and so forth.
The critical issue, when it comes to mundane maintenance tasks, is to get over your resistance to it. As humans, we only have resistance to things we think we “shouldn’t” have to deal with. Have you ever seen anyone have a tantrum about gravity? Of course not. No one in their right mind complains to friends and loved ones about what a burden gravity is for them. About how annoyed they are that when they let go of objects, the objects fall to the ground. How if it weren’t for gravity, shoveling snow would be a piece of cake. How much more fun their life would be if they could go up a flight of stairs in a single bound. We don’t complain about gravity because we know it to be an immutable fact of life on this planet.
“Filing” is also a non-negotiable fact of life. The creative challenge is to continually get our low-level tasks handled with the least amount of fuss and labor. Yes, the papers in your office have a life of their own, and when you go home in the evening, they rearrange themselves into unsightly and disorganized piles. The task at hand is twofold: get over your surprise, dismay, and your wish to have it be otherwise, and just deal with it.
Here are some suggestions to support you deal with it:
1. Save your mindless jobs for a time of day when you are not at your sharpest. I do my office cleanup, filing, bill-paying, routine phone calls (like making medical or dental appointments), and so forth at the end of my workday, which is when my mental energy is low. Other people do these jobs early in the morning, because it helps them ramp up their energy and focus for the day ahead.
2. Set a specific time period to work on these job and stick to it. If you set up a 2-hour block, honor it – start on time and stop after two hours.
3. Multi-task some of the housekeeping jobs. While you are on hold for customer service, examine some “probably junk” emails and straighten up your desk. I’m not a great fan of multi-tasking except when it comes to these kinds of tasks.
4. Another way to multi-task is to do these jobs while doing something pleasurable or distracting. Play some great music while you do the data entry for your taxes. Watch a video while you stuff envelopes.
5. Buy yourself a headset for your phone. It frees up your hands miraculously. And it saves untold wear and tear on your back, neck and shoulders.
6. Bunch these jobs. Carve out blocks of time when that’s all you do. You can do an amazing amount of work in concentrated blocks of un-ambiguously committed time. You might even begin to look forward to these blocks of time – they can be relatively stress-free, and it can be quite a boost to get several of them off your list at once.
7. Delegate the work. Find someone else to do the job for you – hire, barter, trade, beg, cajole, call in your favors, indenture your pre-teen children. Do not be stopped by failure of the imagination!
8. “Disguise it.” This is a suggestion from an audience member at a talk I gave recently. In particular, the person suggested hosting a task-party – a social event at which your guests will be doing some work for you, like putting your photos in albums. Meanwhile, there’s a lovely social event going on.
9. Ditch it. SOME of the low level jobs on your list don’t really have to get done. Ever. If you have had some items on your to do list for years – face it – it’s not going to happen. You seem to be surviving without it, so get it off your list and get on with your life. For many people, the photos-into-albums job fits into this category. Buy some nice looking storage boxes, put your envelopes of photos into the boxes and be done with it.
10. Share your progress with friends. Celebrate your successes. It may not be rocket science, but then again, that’s what’s hard about it!
If you’re considering hiring a coach to help you with challenges like these, contact me at sharon@stcoach.com for an initial consultation at no charge.
COPYRIGHT 2002, Sharon Teitelbaum. All rights reserved
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October 30th, 2008
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“Mommy, he’s doing it again.” I yelled as I came running into the kitchen where I knew I would find Mother. I was so angry—no MAD—that I was breathing like a wild animal. “Shawn is taking my toys apart, again. I hate him. I hate him.”
“Honey, don’t say that. You know you don’t hate him.”
“But he keeps tearing my stuff up,” I whined. “Stop him, Mommy, stop him.” I grabbed her hand and pulled her with me so that she would catch him in the act.
We found him sitting in the middle of the rug in his room with my toys half apart, half together.
“Boy, I have told you a million times–stop breaking your sisters toys.”
“But, Mom, I’m not breaking them,” he says proudly as he shows her what he was doing with my Close and Play. “I’m just trying to see how they put it together. I’ll fix it back,” he said with confidence.
“You better fix it back, Big Head,” I yelled with a frown.
“Stop it, Dawn. Shawn, you better fix it back just the way you found it” my mother said.
“Nah nah,” I whisper behind my mother’s back as she turned to leave. Of course, I had to stick my tongue out at him, too.
Shawn had a habit of taking everything apart in the house. I don’t care what it was; he was taking it apart to see if he could put it back together again. The funny thing is he was always able to fit it back exactly the way it was. He couldn’t have been more than 5 years old when this incident occurred. I was 7.
Not only did he take toys apart and put them back together, he would take apart appliances, furniture, electrical equipment, stereos, tape recorders, cars and anything else that came in or around the house—just to see if he could put it back together again.
While most boys his age were outside running and playing, he was inside with tools—fixing things.
For Christmas, every year, his request was always the same–he wanted tools.
He started with toy tools, but each year, his request became more sophisticated.
By the time he was 10 years old he had created and built his own lamps for his bedroom and a sturdy, seven level bookshelf for the Family Room that still stands till this day,
Whenever someone in our neighborhood broke something on their bike, he would whip out his tools which he wore, at all times, around his belt and fix it. It wasn’t long before he put the Bicycle Shop in our area out of business.
He never charged anyone for his “services.” He simply LOVED what he did.
When we decided to turn an empty, abandoned garage into a Club
House—Shawn turned this burned down shack into a lavish, but small, home. When someone finally bought the home that sat on this property, they turned the Club House that he built, into a guest house.
By the time he reached 13, because of his love and desire to fix things, especially electrical things, my father had a talk with one of his friends who were an Electrician by profession.
My father arranged that my brother would become an apprentice and work, at the age of 13, as an electrician.
Every Saturday morning, my Dad’s friend, would stop by the house and pick up my brother for work.
My brother LOVED it. Every Saturday night, he would rush in the house full of excitement, giving my brother and I full details of everything that he had discovered that day.
To be honest with you, neither me nor my brother were all that enthused or excited about his “adventures.” Fixing things simply didn’t thrill me. But he was so excited we couldn’t help but get drawn in.
Today, he is still an Electrician and runs his own business, Current Control. He also does construction and some carpentry work.
The other day I was talking with my brother on the phone and I asked him if there was ever anything else that he wanted to do with his life.
He said that if he couldn’t do what he was doing, he didn’t know what he would do. There was nothing else that excited him more than being able to bring light to somewhere, where there weren’t any light before he arrived.
His statement got me to thinking about DESIRE and how important it is in order for us to completely live our dreams.
I can’t even begin to tell you how many beatings and punishments my brother received from taking things apart in our house. (Yes, I said “beatings.” My parents are African-American and come from the old school where we got “whipped.) I thought my father was going to kill him when he came home from work to find the brand, new 50 inch screen television with its insides on the floor and my brother with a look of horror on his face to see that Daddy arrived home early from work. But no matter how many times he was punished, he never stopped doing it. He couldn’t help himself. He had a BURNING DESIRE to fix things.
If you punished him and sent him to his room, when you came to check on him, he would have the electrical sockets that are in the wall—out of the wall trying to put it back together again. If you took away his tools, he would use a butter knife—there was no stopping him.
If you ever study the life of successful people, they always have a BURNING DESIRE to live their dreams. When you have a burning desire, there is nothing that will stop you. No amount of set backs, outside influence, negativity, punishments or beatings will stand in your way. If you have a burning desire and you seek help from God and believe, without a shadow of a doubt that God will make a way for you—a way will be made.
If you want to quickly manifest your dreams and change your life, you must first, develop a BURNING DESIRE to do so.
Solomon had a burning desire to live a life that was pleasing to God. In 2 Chronicles 1:10, Solomon says to God, 10 give me wisdom and knowledge, that I may lead this people, for who is able to govern this great people of yours?”
11 God said to Solomon, “Since this is your heart’s desire and you have not asked for wealth, riches or honor, nor for the death of your enemies, and since you have not asked for a long life but for wisdom and knowledge to govern my people over whom I have made you king, 12 therefore wisdom and knowledge will be given you. And I will also give you wealth, riches and honor, such as no king who was before you ever had and none after you will have.”
ACTION POINT: Find your passions and develop a burning desire. Ask God for guidance and believe with all your heart that your dreams are now manifesting; listen to that quiet still voice that has all the answers you are seeking and DO –TAKE ACTION and in no time, all of your dreams and desires will be a reality.
Dawn Fields is a motivational speaker, life coach and author. She teaches how to discover your life’s purpose and incorporate it into a career, in a really, down-to-earth, no nonsense sort of approach. Visit the web site at http://www.dawnfields.com and sign up for Your Life’s Purpose newsletter by sending a blank email to mailto:dawn@dawnfields.com with SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Tune in each and every Thursday to Your Life’s Purpose Interactive Internet Radio with at 9 p.m. EST by going to http://www.dawnfields.com/radioshow.htm
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October 29th, 2008
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Public liability insurance is imperative for the reason that all businesses are at peril to some extent. Albeit nothing bad has ever gone on with your firms premises, will not mean that it won’t in the future. If somebody is injured, or their property missing, it’s your duty to appropriately compensate them. The cost can easily be enormously pricey, depending on each individual case. Check out Insured Risks for Public Liability Insurance.
Luckily, you do have numerous means to defend yourself for this happening. Procuring public liability cover permits you to breathe a touch easier. If a specific claim is expensive, the insurance company will be available to provide you with a safety net. It is their sense of duty to guarantee that you are protected from any claims & legal costs. This leaves you available to concentrate on actually doing business, rather than worrying about what may well happen. The following are good illustrations of times when public liability cover have in the past come in handy.
CEOs of plumbing companies regularly get the job finished quick and right. But, now and then something may perhaps go very wrong. For instance, should you break a customer’s pipes while on the job, destroying possessions like that of personal computers & carpeting, public liability indemnity will be there to pay the invoice.
Another case study is that of a promotions organisation. If a client were to break an ankle in your workplace, even if it is not your fault, you would be held legally answerable. Nevertheless, with public liability indemnity you would not have to pay the claim at all.
In a comparable example, physical injury caused to a passerby by an employee on a construction site is the duty of the firm’s proprietor. This kind of claim can get extremely costly in fact, unless you procure the suitable cover.
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October 29th, 2008
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Purchasing and carrying off trendy designer clothes is not vey easy. Still, thanks to good value ready made designer clothes and increased disposable salaries, the best part of us should afford to acquire a gorgeous item of incredible designer clothing every now and then. Still, there are also certain issues associated with designer clothes that are likewise not there with your conventional mass produced clothing, with the very most principal ones being the clothing design and the cost of such shorts. For Christian Louboutin hot off the catwalk visit Matches Fashion.
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To select the greatest kind of designer clothing for yourself, pay attention to a number of things. If fashionable people are not a regular high fashion clothing buyer, then chances are that low cost is a clincher with you. In such a case, it is even more prominent that you select brilliant high fashion shirts that will in fact give you back your money’s worth.
To do this, the first thing to do is to acquire good value designer clothing that looks nice with your body shape and size. If folk do not do this, then even the best designs might well end up making folk look a disgrace. Do try and follow the basic fashion rules of not wearing baggy fitting jeans that will make you look wide or small and not getting vertical patterns and astonishingly dark colours if you are awfully thin etcetera to buy shirts that match your body shape, colouring and features.
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October 29th, 2008
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Some people, after they reach their mid and upper adult years seem to go through their lives just existing. Oh! They work at their jobs as best as they can. Some may even pursue higher positions in their jobs but they still don’t seem to stay satisfied with whatever position they have. They are usually the ones just waiting until it comes time for their retirement.
For those of you in that ho-hum category let me say this. Quit pretending – you have to live what’s in you to succeed. If you think you are doing the best job you can. Think again. Whether you realize it or not you have within you more talents than you would ever believe.
Why not discover your newfound talents and use them to enhance your life and those close to you for everyone’s benefit. In today’s world you can never be sure of the security of your career or your health. All of us know that today we are not sure if we’ll be victims of downsizing or experience a major health problem.
In my case when I retired I was not only looking for a second income but also a way I could become beneficial to others. I never realized I had some writing talents until someone who thought I had that ability encouraged me. He even believes everyone has the ability to be an author and he helps them develop that talent.
I never really enjoyed the subject of English when I was in school. And I surely didn’t enjoy writing compositions either. But I did enjoy writing my ebook “Absolutely Senior.” I think the reason I enjoyed writing it was because I wanted to share my stories how I changed careers, how I overcame difficulties and how I became successful as a sales rep and sales trainer. .
Now the purpose of my ebook was not to brag about my successes. No, it was written for the purpose of giving other people encouragement to strive for a more purposeful life. It reveals how I was able to become a more vibrant and successful person and how everyone else can do the same.
Why not give some serious thought about your own life right now. Could you discover some talents in your life that have become dormant over the years? Do you believe if you could restore some of them and make them active again you could create and stimulate more excitement in your own life and the lives of others too? I believe you could. Why not try it?
Not sure how to go about it? Well here’s some ideas I used to help myself and my sales staff to accomplish more successes in our lives. These ideas helped me and them to discover hidden talents that we hadn’t even thought about for a long long time. Here’s a step-by-step method that I used and taught to accomplish this.
(1) Find a time and a quiet place where you can relax and think (my lounge chair was always the ideal spot for me) The important thing to remember is to get as relaxed as you can and in as quiet a place as you can find. Also keep a note pad, pen and/or pencil nearby.
(2)Close your eyes and start reminiscing about the past. Hopefully you will think about pleasant things. If unpleasant things appear don’t dwell on them for too long. (However some of them might be beneficial if they taught you’re a valuable lesson)
(3)Now start zeroing in on the thoughts and moments in your life that could be beneficial in developing a “New You” (WOW! A “New You”) How would you like that? Let me tell you that you won’t know how great that feels until it happens to you.
(4)OK When you start getting some ideas that you feel are beneficial or could inspire your life more write them down on your note pad. Don’t be too critical at this time about the ideas that come to you, just write down whatever ideas come to you first. Spent as much time doing this step for as long as it keeps you interested.
(5)This is sorting out time now. So look at all the ideas you’ve written down. Start checking off the ones that seem to get you excited or inspired the most. (I suggest you narrow it down to no more than six ideas).
(6)Alright now do this: Look at each of those six ideas (or whatever number you came up with) and dwell on each one to get the most vivid picture you can imagine. Also think of ways to apply them. Now pick only one idea you want and start working on it immediately while it’s still fresh in your mind. Put every effort into it to make it a reality. Then don’t ever let anyone or anything destroy your dream to succeed.
By applying this simple 6-step formula you’ll be able to see if you really are interested in creating a “New “You.” Why not start now and quit pretending that you are doing your best job of living a fulfilling lifestyle. You need to remember, “You have to live what’s in you to succeed.
And you want to know something else? Whatever is in you may want to desperately get out in the open and start working!
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October 29th, 2008
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We all experience pride in ourselves when we earn a good grade on an exam or reach a personal goal. In fact, the ability to take pleasure in our achievements is a big reason why we continue to pursue our dreams and take risks. This pride and pleasure we experience is called self-esteem and it is very important to reaching our career goals.
The definition of self-esteem is basically when you have confidence and satisfaction in your own skills and abilities, and it is usually achieved through experiences of personal success. Self-esteem helps you to cope with difficult challenges when they arise and gives you the faith to overcome them.
Self-esteem is critical to your career success. You need lots of it at all stages of your career – whether it’s for a job search, as a new employee, working with others, or dealing with stress and deadlines. If you’re like most people, you may wonder if you’ve got enough self-esteem to reach your career goals. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to build and strengthen your self-worth.
To begin with, create a plan where you can get daily exercise and eat a balanced diet of healthy foods. Maintaining care and respect for your body also has benefits for your mind and promotes healthy thoughts about your self-worth.
Remember to engage in activities that are fun and meaningful to you. Participate regularly in a hobby that you enjoy or perhaps volunteer at an animal shelter if you’re fond of furry creatures. Nurturing your interests is a great way to remind yourself of what’s important to you.
Reward yourself for your achievements by celebrating with friends, getting a massage, or offering a kind word of praise to yourself. Every time you recognize a success, you are building a stronger trust and support system within yourself.
Create a list of successes that you can refer to in times of self-doubt. This is a wonderful way to stay in touch with your inner strength and reinforce your ability to overcome obstacles.
Lastly, forgive yourself when things don’t quite turn out like you expected; being critical of your efforts only serves to chip away at self-esteem. Release any feelings of guilt or shame to make room for poise and confidence.
Using these steps to build and strengthen your self-esteem takes practice and dedication, but the results are well worth your efforts. Your self-esteem is your most valuable asset in reaching your goal of a rewarding career in the dental field – so fixodent and forget it!
“Changing Lives…One Career at a Time.”
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October 27th, 2008
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We all have 24 hours each day.
No one have more, no one have less. What is then the difference for it is evident that others accomplish more than the rest?
Respect of time
We must realize that time is a limited commodity. Our time on earth is limited, our years are numbered. So we must be wise then to redeem our time.
The desire to grow
You can use all your time digging dirt or you could use some of your time to polish your brain to work in it its higher caliber. The question is, do you have the guts to do it? Are you motivated enough to make a change for good?
Growing is one of the most painful of all experiences. Suffering makes one grow. We didn’t plan to suffer but when we refuse to grow or mature, we suffer nonetheless. In that situation, being wise enought, we then make the decision to grow.
Imagination
We can use our imagination to work for us or against us. You can imagine that there is a lion waiting at the streets to eat you up, thus you are afraid to venture in the open in fear of being eaten up by a lion! So what is your lion? Isn’t it just a figment of your imagination that you created so that you can have an excuse to pamper yourself in bed all day?
Your imagination can do you unspeakable good. Take a good look at the city, tell me is there a single building that was built without an architect who designed it first conceptually on paper. Yes all creation starts at the mind. Be careful though that it will not die in there. Let your dreams grow strengthening it continually by feeding your mind with positive thoughts.
Direction
Where am I to go? That is one of the most difficult questions I have to answer recently. I have two job offers that compete each other in offered benefits. But that doesn’t give me the reason not to decide. As painful as it can be we must make decisions that either break us or make us.
So where do we get our directions? The apostle Paul preached the good news from place to place. Like fire that burns everything in its way so is the apostle preaching the good news of salvation in every place he goes. But not always… at times the Holy Spirit hindered him to enter a certain village to direct him to another one.
So we must be sensitive enough for the leading of the Holy Spirit. The bible also says that the Children of God are led by the Spirit of God.
Rest
As important it is to use our time wisely, it is also important to rest. When we rest, we enable our bodies and imagination to recharge itself. Only by resting that we can accomplish more and properly maintain the most important asset in achiving our goals — our physical bodies.
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Don’t get me wrong. New Year’s Resolutions can be a great idea. A new year, a new you. Thinner, fitter, less smokey… It’s all deeply compelling. I’ve only got one question. Why don’t they work?
The problem with New Year’s Resolutions is we focus on making the resolution not on keeping it. You get the satisfaction from making the resolution. You’ve succeeded!
Not only that, but we tell family, friends and work colleagues. ‘No thank you, I’ve given up…’ and even more rewards come our way as they admire our willpower and determination. Is it any wonder that our brain decides that making the resolution is enough? Keeping your plan going seems so much less important after a while. All that gratification, just for making a resolution!
Don’t fall into Tony’s trap
My friend ‘Tony’ does this all the time. He concocts a scheme, usually something big. A script for a new sitcom, a sponsored solo trip skateboarding around the globe, a new business that is certain to ‘go viral’. And people are happy to reward him with attention and appreciation – even admiration. And all before he has set pen to paper, bought a skateboard or written a business plan. Tony forgets that most people are polite.
He waxes lyrical in the bar, at the party, in the coffee shop and it sounds completely compelling. He draws you in and infects you with his enthusiasm. He glories in achievements unachieved, in adventures not experienced and projects not started.
Then a few weeks later you ask Tony how it’s going and…well you know the rest. There were good reasons not to go ahead. Other people let him down, the weather was against him, someone else got there first.
So how do you avoid the Tony trap when at New Year resolutions are firing off like crackers at a Chinese festival?
Reward before effort leaks motivation
Motivation is a fuel that will drive you towards completion of your goal. But recognition, attention and admiration before achievement tear holes in your motivation tank causing leakage. Happily, there is an easy way to prevent leakage and develop a powerful drive to accomplish your goals.
The power of secrets to generate motivation force Showing off your ideas before accomplishing them leaks energy like air escaping from a balloon. But keeping them secret multiplies the pressure, firing your motivation engine to higher and higher speeds. If you treat positive attention from others as a by-product, a happy addition after completing your aims, you will be astounded at what you can accomplish.
How to make New Year’s resolutions that work
I’m going to make a small suggestion. Actually, it’s two suggestions. Firstly, don’t tell anybody what you are planning to do. Keep it secret until it has gained momentum and even then, only tell those you have to. And secondly, why wait for January 1? Start, or stop doing whatever it is you plan to do right now. Or failing that, start your resolution on January 2, or 3, or 10.
Make a secret New Year’s resolution and see how long it is before people notice. Notice how good you feel with your secret inside as it slowly dawns on people what you’ve done. Go on. Show them what you are capable of.
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October 24th, 2008
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