Lessons from: My first 30 days as an entrepreneurBülent Duagi
Summary of the most important lessons from the first month since launching my new business: MobileAcademy.ro
Might be useful to other new entrepreneurs or freelancers. Enjoy!
The document discusses overcoming fears and excuses that prevent taking action towards career and goal development. It argues the best time to start is now, and that fears of failure, lack of time or preparation are common excuses to not begin. It recommends starting small, such as dedicating 30 minutes a week to research and planning, as a way to kickstart progress and allow further steps to naturally develop over time. The key message is to get started, however small, as action will conquer fear and the process, not just the destination, is what leads to happiness.
22 things you can do daily to improve your life (1)Madhu Lakkireddy
Some key things you can do daily to improve your life include being observant of your surroundings, taking notes of ideas, and learning from others. It also recommends allocating time each day to read, meditate, reflect on your day, exercise, read quotes, review finances and goals, learn a new skill, and be grateful. Regularly doing these small acts can positively impact your life.
Learning how to cure procrastination is a step everyone must take. Not only does it give your life a sense of order, it also reduces stress and increases the chance of success. This presentation reveals 3 powerful ways to stop procrastination.
This document provides 5 steps to develop more self-discipline: 1) Accept that you will make mistakes and learn from them, 2) Set attainable goals within your abilities to avoid burnout, 3) Reward yourself when you reach goals to stay motivated, 4) Use your time effectively with a schedule to stay on task, and 5) Schedule fun activities each day for mental health and to avoid burnout from stress. Following these steps can help anyone develop more self-discipline through a structured approach.
Persistence pays - learning to finish what you startDan Cheung
This document provides 10 strategies for helping to finish tasks or projects: 1) visualize the expected result, 2) be consistent, 3) notice progress made, 4) maintain a positive outlook, 5) have realistic expectations, 6) avoid underestimating time, 7) make a personal vow to finish, 8) recognize when goals need tweaking, 9) consider setting mini-goals, and 10) get in the habit of finishing small tasks. It encourages dividing large goals into incremental mini-goals to stay motivated and completing projects through consistency and an awareness of progress.
This document discusses lessons learned from 3 journals and favorite weeks. The key lessons were on accepting faults, metacognition in learning, and improved time management including preparing meals to save money. Favorite weeks involved goals, dreams, and time management. The author resolved to write goals and time management, own mistakes, and use time effectively toward goals.
Step by step guide that will help you finding out how you can use your strengths to find your passion, creating a list of ideas of what you want to do for the rest of your life and all the action steps you need to take to become a better person and live a successful life.
Here's the link to the video that goes with this tool
https://youtu.be/q99Ewsd3Q18
Another free tool available - How to transform your weaknesses into strengths
Lessons from: My first 30 days as an entrepreneurBülent Duagi
Summary of the most important lessons from the first month since launching my new business: MobileAcademy.ro
Might be useful to other new entrepreneurs or freelancers. Enjoy!
The document discusses overcoming fears and excuses that prevent taking action towards career and goal development. It argues the best time to start is now, and that fears of failure, lack of time or preparation are common excuses to not begin. It recommends starting small, such as dedicating 30 minutes a week to research and planning, as a way to kickstart progress and allow further steps to naturally develop over time. The key message is to get started, however small, as action will conquer fear and the process, not just the destination, is what leads to happiness.
22 things you can do daily to improve your life (1)Madhu Lakkireddy
Some key things you can do daily to improve your life include being observant of your surroundings, taking notes of ideas, and learning from others. It also recommends allocating time each day to read, meditate, reflect on your day, exercise, read quotes, review finances and goals, learn a new skill, and be grateful. Regularly doing these small acts can positively impact your life.
Learning how to cure procrastination is a step everyone must take. Not only does it give your life a sense of order, it also reduces stress and increases the chance of success. This presentation reveals 3 powerful ways to stop procrastination.
This document provides 5 steps to develop more self-discipline: 1) Accept that you will make mistakes and learn from them, 2) Set attainable goals within your abilities to avoid burnout, 3) Reward yourself when you reach goals to stay motivated, 4) Use your time effectively with a schedule to stay on task, and 5) Schedule fun activities each day for mental health and to avoid burnout from stress. Following these steps can help anyone develop more self-discipline through a structured approach.
Persistence pays - learning to finish what you startDan Cheung
This document provides 10 strategies for helping to finish tasks or projects: 1) visualize the expected result, 2) be consistent, 3) notice progress made, 4) maintain a positive outlook, 5) have realistic expectations, 6) avoid underestimating time, 7) make a personal vow to finish, 8) recognize when goals need tweaking, 9) consider setting mini-goals, and 10) get in the habit of finishing small tasks. It encourages dividing large goals into incremental mini-goals to stay motivated and completing projects through consistency and an awareness of progress.
This document discusses lessons learned from 3 journals and favorite weeks. The key lessons were on accepting faults, metacognition in learning, and improved time management including preparing meals to save money. Favorite weeks involved goals, dreams, and time management. The author resolved to write goals and time management, own mistakes, and use time effectively toward goals.
Step by step guide that will help you finding out how you can use your strengths to find your passion, creating a list of ideas of what you want to do for the rest of your life and all the action steps you need to take to become a better person and live a successful life.
Here's the link to the video that goes with this tool
https://youtu.be/q99Ewsd3Q18
Another free tool available - How to transform your weaknesses into strengths
1. The document provides 10 tips for new guides on an online platform. It advises practicing to gain experience and develop rhythm, working in set time increments to build momentum, and using peak times to get back-to-back questions.
2. Participating in forums is recommended for help, questions, and solutions from others. Reading handbooks can help increase performance metrics.
3. Low quality answers should not discourage as everyone has an off day; posting questions on forums can provide help. Specialist answers get recorded for future use.
The document provides tips and encouragement for learning through an online program called 23 Things. It suggests setting goals and organizing your time, focusing on your strengths, thinking positively, finding motivation, and creating blogs to remember what you've learned. Reminders and calendar tools are recommended to help with organization. Overall it aims to help the reader develop a learning routine and have a fun experience completing the 23 Things program.
To manage deadlines and avoid stress:
- Estimate task times based on past experiences and negotiate realistic deadlines
- Dedicate 15 minutes each morning to prioritize tasks and organize schedule
- Overcome procrastination through discipline and use rewards for following schedule
- Take regular breaks, eat healthy snacks, stay hydrated, and get sufficient sleep to maintain focus and energy levels
- Use inspirational quotes and pictures to boost optimism when facing stressful deadlines
The document provides tips for self-mastery and personal development. It recommends setting aside time each morning for activities like meditation, visualization, and reading to start the day well. It also suggests laughing for five minutes in the mirror daily, taking walks after dinner, fasting one day every two weeks, and reading biographies of leaders to learn from their habits. The overall message is that developing strong habits and disciplines can help one achieve higher levels of success and fulfillment.
This document provides tips for dealing with exam stress. It recommends preparing well in advance, getting a good night's sleep before the exam, eating an energy-boosting but not heavy meal, and relaxing in the hour before the exam through deep breathing or visualization. It also suggests organizing materials needed for the exam, making a plan to best use time during the exam, cross-checking answers, and forgetting about the exam once finished to avoid unnecessary worrying.
BEST WAYS TO MAKE GIVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK A POSITIVE EXPERIENCEGreenThumbs
One of the toughest things you have to do as a manager is to give employee feedback, especially the negative kind. In fact, so many managers avoid giving feedback altogether because it is such a stressful and emotionally fraught experience. When feedback is tied to someone’s livelihood, emotions are bound to run high.
Giving negative feedback, implies that you’re wading into an extremely sensitive territory. You don’t want to demotivate an employee or make them think you are out to get them. You don’t want the feedback to backfire.
Really, can criticism ever be constructive? Let’s admit it, no one likes to be told they are doing a less-than-perfect job. It’s not easy to hear about our shortcomings. Even the best of us have suffered the self-doubt, defensiveness and insecurity that often follows feedback.
Yet, feedback is the backbone of management. Honest, thoughtful feedback is an important and valuable tool for building not only a good team, but a good business.
Operating without feedback is like driving a car with no front/rear view or cooking without ever tasting your food. In fact, employees who don’t receive any feedback at all can feel neglected, unimportant and unnoticed.
Here's how to give constructive feedback without the unwanted and unpleasant repercussions.
The document provides strategies for overcoming common negative success indicators for students. For making excuses and blaming others, the strategies are to take responsibility for your own work and not blame others. For tardiness, the strategies are to arrive to class 15 minutes early and get enough sleep so you aren't tired. For avoiding responsibility, the strategies are to realize you need to do your own work to learn and split group assignments evenly. For partying over studying, the strategies are to finish homework before socializing and prioritize school over parties. For apathy, the strategies are to stop attending class if uninterested or set goals and be excited about your studies. For lack of focus or goals, the strategies
With BamBam! youll be a winner like Nick KyrgiosŁukasz Nowak
The document provides 5 tips for staying productive: 1) Define your top 3 priorities each day and complete them first before other tasks. 2) Minimize interruptions by limiting unnecessary meetings and time on social networks. 3) Limit meetings by only having them if necessary and keeping them focused. 4) Ask for help from others when tasks start piling up. 5) Set your own daily deadlines to improve efficiency even if not required.
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If you learn how to "go meta" you will be much more likely to make rational decisions that will serve you in the long run. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/belief/
Atomic Habits explains how small habits can have a tremendous impact on our lives over time. It argues we should focus on building good habits through a system of "tiny habits" rather than obsess over goals. The book provides tips for developing habits, including making new habits obvious with a specific plan, starting small and simple, performing the habit at the same time each day, and linking new habits to existing routines. By following these principles of habit formation, readers can change their habits and ultimately change their lives.
The document outlines the author's personal skills in areas like creativity, organization, technical abilities, and persistence. For creativity, the author likes researching ideas thoroughly to determine feasibility. For organization, planning is key to ensuring smooth execution of projects. Technically, the author has skills with software like Photoshop and cameras from photography experience. The author also works hard and puts effort into all work to achieve successful results.
(ISC)² IT security certification CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional is the industry's Gold Standard. These are the 5 Ways To Improve CISSP Exam Score Without Studying.
Food on the Table helps families save money on groceries by creating personalized meal plans and shopping lists based on sales and family preferences. The document discusses leveraging relationships to find early adopters and learn from their experiences. It emphasizes learning users' problems first before introducing solutions and iterating based on feedback. It recommends breaking problems into small steps, automating repetitive tasks, and only coding when it expedites learning.
This document provides tips and encouragement for learning through the iHCPL program. It suggests setting goals and organizing your time for learning. Positive thinking, motivation, giving yourself credit, and finding ways to remember what you learn are also encouraged. The document emphasizes moving forward with learning, writing about your experiences, and having fun in the process.
The document discusses key criteria for setting effective goals:
1) Goals should be specific and describe a desired outcome rather than avoiding an unwanted outcome.
2) Goals should be measurable with clear metrics to track progress.
3) Goals need to be achievable and within one's control, avoiding dependencies on others or unrealistic aspirations.
4) Goals must be realistic and can be broken into smaller, incremental steps if a larger goal.
5) Goals require a timed framework to avoid unrealistic expectations and allow sufficient time for recovery.
The document discusses focusing on systems instead of goals for long-term progress. It argues that goals can reduce happiness by delaying satisfaction until the goal is reached, lead to lack of motivation after the goal is achieved, and suggest an ability to control unpredictable outcomes. In contrast, systems involve committing to consistent daily or weekly processes that produce results even without specific goals. The author provides examples of writing a daily article and sticking to a workout schedule as systems that led to completing two books and physical improvements without setting those exact goals.
Fast ways to memorize easily provides 7 techniques for effective memorization:
1. Doing small movements or brain exercises to engage the body and mind.
2. Having conversations about the material to connect information in the brain.
3. Eating nutritious foods like milk, eggs, fish, and berries that are good for brain health and intelligence.
4. Getting adequate rest since fatigue hinders memorization and even geniuses need rest to regenerate ideas.
How to find time for you when you don't have time! Jen Mackinnon
As busy moms, we know it is vital to look after ourselves. One way to do this is by making time for us. How do you do that when life is so crazy? Grab this list of 20 ways to take care of you -when you don't have time.
7 Steps to Setting Life Goals that Really MatterSridhar laxman
How often do you wish you could stop the clock, slow things down, get more time for yourself, reorganize, restart your life? .Time flies, yes, time sure flies
For more Information
Visit : http://sridharlaxman.com
http://mindpersuasion.com/
If you can take a wide angle, objective view of you and your situation, you will have a significant advantage over everybody else. Here's how: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
How To Unlock The Mysteries of Your LifeGeorge Hutton
http://mindpersuasion.com/
If you all you know are your raw desires, you'll end up getting bounced around like a ping pong ball in a hurricane. But when you make them specific to your choices, you'll be on the right path. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/
1. The document provides 10 tips for new guides on an online platform. It advises practicing to gain experience and develop rhythm, working in set time increments to build momentum, and using peak times to get back-to-back questions.
2. Participating in forums is recommended for help, questions, and solutions from others. Reading handbooks can help increase performance metrics.
3. Low quality answers should not discourage as everyone has an off day; posting questions on forums can provide help. Specialist answers get recorded for future use.
The document provides tips and encouragement for learning through an online program called 23 Things. It suggests setting goals and organizing your time, focusing on your strengths, thinking positively, finding motivation, and creating blogs to remember what you've learned. Reminders and calendar tools are recommended to help with organization. Overall it aims to help the reader develop a learning routine and have a fun experience completing the 23 Things program.
To manage deadlines and avoid stress:
- Estimate task times based on past experiences and negotiate realistic deadlines
- Dedicate 15 minutes each morning to prioritize tasks and organize schedule
- Overcome procrastination through discipline and use rewards for following schedule
- Take regular breaks, eat healthy snacks, stay hydrated, and get sufficient sleep to maintain focus and energy levels
- Use inspirational quotes and pictures to boost optimism when facing stressful deadlines
The document provides tips for self-mastery and personal development. It recommends setting aside time each morning for activities like meditation, visualization, and reading to start the day well. It also suggests laughing for five minutes in the mirror daily, taking walks after dinner, fasting one day every two weeks, and reading biographies of leaders to learn from their habits. The overall message is that developing strong habits and disciplines can help one achieve higher levels of success and fulfillment.
This document provides tips for dealing with exam stress. It recommends preparing well in advance, getting a good night's sleep before the exam, eating an energy-boosting but not heavy meal, and relaxing in the hour before the exam through deep breathing or visualization. It also suggests organizing materials needed for the exam, making a plan to best use time during the exam, cross-checking answers, and forgetting about the exam once finished to avoid unnecessary worrying.
BEST WAYS TO MAKE GIVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK A POSITIVE EXPERIENCEGreenThumbs
One of the toughest things you have to do as a manager is to give employee feedback, especially the negative kind. In fact, so many managers avoid giving feedback altogether because it is such a stressful and emotionally fraught experience. When feedback is tied to someone’s livelihood, emotions are bound to run high.
Giving negative feedback, implies that you’re wading into an extremely sensitive territory. You don’t want to demotivate an employee or make them think you are out to get them. You don’t want the feedback to backfire.
Really, can criticism ever be constructive? Let’s admit it, no one likes to be told they are doing a less-than-perfect job. It’s not easy to hear about our shortcomings. Even the best of us have suffered the self-doubt, defensiveness and insecurity that often follows feedback.
Yet, feedback is the backbone of management. Honest, thoughtful feedback is an important and valuable tool for building not only a good team, but a good business.
Operating without feedback is like driving a car with no front/rear view or cooking without ever tasting your food. In fact, employees who don’t receive any feedback at all can feel neglected, unimportant and unnoticed.
Here's how to give constructive feedback without the unwanted and unpleasant repercussions.
The document provides strategies for overcoming common negative success indicators for students. For making excuses and blaming others, the strategies are to take responsibility for your own work and not blame others. For tardiness, the strategies are to arrive to class 15 minutes early and get enough sleep so you aren't tired. For avoiding responsibility, the strategies are to realize you need to do your own work to learn and split group assignments evenly. For partying over studying, the strategies are to finish homework before socializing and prioritize school over parties. For apathy, the strategies are to stop attending class if uninterested or set goals and be excited about your studies. For lack of focus or goals, the strategies
With BamBam! youll be a winner like Nick KyrgiosŁukasz Nowak
The document provides 5 tips for staying productive: 1) Define your top 3 priorities each day and complete them first before other tasks. 2) Minimize interruptions by limiting unnecessary meetings and time on social networks. 3) Limit meetings by only having them if necessary and keeping them focused. 4) Ask for help from others when tasks start piling up. 5) Set your own daily deadlines to improve efficiency even if not required.
http://mindpersuasion.com/
If you learn how to "go meta" you will be much more likely to make rational decisions that will serve you in the long run. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/belief/
Atomic Habits explains how small habits can have a tremendous impact on our lives over time. It argues we should focus on building good habits through a system of "tiny habits" rather than obsess over goals. The book provides tips for developing habits, including making new habits obvious with a specific plan, starting small and simple, performing the habit at the same time each day, and linking new habits to existing routines. By following these principles of habit formation, readers can change their habits and ultimately change their lives.
The document outlines the author's personal skills in areas like creativity, organization, technical abilities, and persistence. For creativity, the author likes researching ideas thoroughly to determine feasibility. For organization, planning is key to ensuring smooth execution of projects. Technically, the author has skills with software like Photoshop and cameras from photography experience. The author also works hard and puts effort into all work to achieve successful results.
(ISC)² IT security certification CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional is the industry's Gold Standard. These are the 5 Ways To Improve CISSP Exam Score Without Studying.
Food on the Table helps families save money on groceries by creating personalized meal plans and shopping lists based on sales and family preferences. The document discusses leveraging relationships to find early adopters and learn from their experiences. It emphasizes learning users' problems first before introducing solutions and iterating based on feedback. It recommends breaking problems into small steps, automating repetitive tasks, and only coding when it expedites learning.
This document provides tips and encouragement for learning through the iHCPL program. It suggests setting goals and organizing your time for learning. Positive thinking, motivation, giving yourself credit, and finding ways to remember what you learn are also encouraged. The document emphasizes moving forward with learning, writing about your experiences, and having fun in the process.
The document discusses key criteria for setting effective goals:
1) Goals should be specific and describe a desired outcome rather than avoiding an unwanted outcome.
2) Goals should be measurable with clear metrics to track progress.
3) Goals need to be achievable and within one's control, avoiding dependencies on others or unrealistic aspirations.
4) Goals must be realistic and can be broken into smaller, incremental steps if a larger goal.
5) Goals require a timed framework to avoid unrealistic expectations and allow sufficient time for recovery.
The document discusses focusing on systems instead of goals for long-term progress. It argues that goals can reduce happiness by delaying satisfaction until the goal is reached, lead to lack of motivation after the goal is achieved, and suggest an ability to control unpredictable outcomes. In contrast, systems involve committing to consistent daily or weekly processes that produce results even without specific goals. The author provides examples of writing a daily article and sticking to a workout schedule as systems that led to completing two books and physical improvements without setting those exact goals.
Fast ways to memorize easily provides 7 techniques for effective memorization:
1. Doing small movements or brain exercises to engage the body and mind.
2. Having conversations about the material to connect information in the brain.
3. Eating nutritious foods like milk, eggs, fish, and berries that are good for brain health and intelligence.
4. Getting adequate rest since fatigue hinders memorization and even geniuses need rest to regenerate ideas.
How to find time for you when you don't have time! Jen Mackinnon
As busy moms, we know it is vital to look after ourselves. One way to do this is by making time for us. How do you do that when life is so crazy? Grab this list of 20 ways to take care of you -when you don't have time.
7 Steps to Setting Life Goals that Really MatterSridhar laxman
How often do you wish you could stop the clock, slow things down, get more time for yourself, reorganize, restart your life? .Time flies, yes, time sure flies
For more Information
Visit : http://sridharlaxman.com
http://mindpersuasion.com/
If you can take a wide angle, objective view of you and your situation, you will have a significant advantage over everybody else. Here's how: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
How To Unlock The Mysteries of Your LifeGeorge Hutton
http://mindpersuasion.com/
If you all you know are your raw desires, you'll end up getting bounced around like a ping pong ball in a hurricane. But when you make them specific to your choices, you'll be on the right path. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/
Stop Talking Yourself Out Of Taking ActionGeorge Hutton
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If you are like most people, you've got a voice inside your head telling you how scary it is. Here' show to shut that dude up: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
How To Defeat Self Sabotage Once And For AllGeorge Hutton
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If you're like most humans, you know the experience of messing up a good thing. Here's how to end it: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
The document discusses strategies for haggling prices when shopping. It suggests asking sellers if they can "do any better" than the listed price, as there is often room for negotiation that customers don't explore. Being personable, such as asking about the seller's commission or sales, can make the request seem more acceptable. While not everywhere is suitable for haggling, changing expectations and participating in shaping interactions can make life more interesting and fun.
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We've all got emotional blind spots. Not only can you avoid them, but you can fix them. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
The author recounts running a marathon in high school despite a friend telling him he couldn't finish it. This motivated the author to prove his friend wrong. Though it was very difficult, the author persisted and finished the marathon purely out of pride. The author argues that people internalize limitations placed on them as children, but as adults they can reject those limitations and achieve more than they believed possible.
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If you can step up the plate in most situations, you'll rarely have problems you can't solve. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
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If you keep a daily journal, you can reprogram yourself for automatic success. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
How To Engineer The Perfect RelationshipGeorge Hutton
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When you understand why relationships fail, you can easily keep that from happening. Learn how: http://mindpersuasion.com/girlfriend-generator/
We often think of better responses to conversations after the fact. When speaking to important people, our chests constrict and vocal cords tighten due to an ancient "fight or flight" response that is trying to protect us from rejection, even though we are just having a normal conversation. However, with the right mental exercises and daily journaling, we can get rid of this anxiety and learn to speak as comfortably to anyone as we do with close friends.
The law of attraction for positive thingschirag patil
The document provides guidance on using the law of attraction to manifest positive things in life. It recommends creating a positive mindset by focusing on desires rather than lacks, visualizing goals, expressing gratitude, and replacing worries with positive thoughts. It also suggests taking action such as making a vision board, doing small daily tasks toward goals, using positive self-talk, and asking others for help. When facing setbacks, it advises not blaming oneself, focusing on changing one's response rather than avoiding problems, and looking for lessons learned when ready.
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Most of the skills you need in the "adult" world aren't taught to you at school unless you took some extra-curricular activities during your leisure or after school days. But no one tells you that. Well, I am not too sure if this decade has implemented these, but when I was in school my main focus was on the subject areas I was pursuing studies for, specifically those I was told would lead me to my "dream job".
But that dream job "idea" changed as the years went by and I found myself reteaching myself over and over in different areas. which by the way was an amazing thing. So I wanna share with you some skills you should try to grasp in your teens, 20's or now if you haven't started on those
Today’s busy life constantly comes with packages of stress, anxiety, and apprehension; all of which are not invited to a healthy happy life. To cope, people search for therapies and guidance on how to limit or eradicate these things from daily schedules. However, the answer may be much simpler than that. If anything, it is to calm down and take everything slowly; the definition of Zen.
Fitness and health
In the midst of a world that seems to be spiralling into madness, it can seem hard to stay active and healthy. We have become so busy with the day-to-day grind of work, school, social life and all other commitments that we forget just how important our health is to us. It feels so easy and doesn’t require much effort. So what are some tips to keeping fit and motivated? Here are five ideas, from my own experiences.
1. Don’t give up because you’re tired after an hour workout. There is no such thing as too much. I am not going to lie to you when I say sometimes your body can feel extremely sore on the second session but what really counts is thinking about tomorrow and the things at hand. If nothing else, then tomorrow will always be there for me. At least I hope that is. The first couple of minutes are actually quite relaxing; they’re nice to get back into a rhythm. Once the pain wears off you will begin to enjoy some form of movement again. This way you get more done in less time. Even if you think you don’t like your routine, give yourself permission to try different things. What if you want to start boxing? Maybe yoga with Adriana or maybe even just running down the street. When you get tired of doing what works for you, it might be time for you to look at what you may be missing out on while working out. Can you run around the block? No problem! Try swimming laps and taking short runs instead of long runs. Get moving, no matter where you are feeling stuck – in the car, looking at the clock in front of you or maybe, just laying on the couch, watching TV. Just being out there makes your mind feel fresh and invigorated. You’ll find it easier to go out and do something fun and make yourself happy. It has been said that “health is wealth” and sometimes that is true. We get better when we exercise. Workout helps keep our bodies in shape and energised. Not only does the stress drain away, it gives us a sense of accomplishment that we did what we could to accomplish this feat. Sometimes, having something to look forward to makes us more motivated to do whatever is needed to achieve whatever goal we’ve set. Life changes and that means change is necessary. As well as putting your daily goals on hold and giving yourself the chance to relax. Exercise for thirty seconds, then take a deep breath. A good old thirty seconds is all that will matter. Take in one minute worth of sleep and let them carry on until you fall asleep.
2. Never underestimate the power of motivation. You have got to get up every morning and look outwards looking at your surroundings and the people within it. Look across and see where they are going, where they are standing, even if they are only a few feet away from yours. Then return their gaze and see where you may be heading next. Do that for ten minutes (at most) then return to staring at a blank page. Whatever it takes do it. They are right here with you and waiting for you to finish. Whether in your bedroom, on
Today’s busy life constantly comes with packages of stress, anxiety,
and apprehension; all of which are not invited to a healthy happy
life. To cope, people search for therapies and guidance on how to
limit or eradicate these things from daily schedules. However, the
answer may be much simpler than that. If anything, it is to calm
down and take everything slowly; the definition of Zen.
Here’s a good starter for understanding the principles of acquiring a Zen life you can apply to your everyday routine. With practice and punctuality, you’ll soon find that adapting Zen habits can fill your life with peace and prosperity and is much easier to maintain than you may have thought previously.
Here’s a good starter for understanding the principles of acquiring a Zen life you can apply to your everyday routine. With practice and punctuality, you’ll soon find that adapting Zen habits can fill your life with peace and prosperity and is much easier to maintain than you may have thought previously.
Today’s busy life constantly comes with packages of stress, anxiety, and apprehension; all of which are not invited to a healthy happy life. To cope, people search for therapies and guidance on how to limit or eradicate these things from daily schedules. However, the answer may be much simpler than that. If anything, it is to calm down and take everything slowly; the definition of Zen.
This document provides tips for improving productivity by addressing common time wasters like emails, social media, and phone calls. It recommends scheduling specific times to check emails and social media instead of constantly checking notifications. It also suggests using a voicemail greeting instead of answering the phone at all times. The document emphasizes the importance of minimizing multitasking and focusing on one task at a time to be more productive. It provides organizational tips like using to-do lists, taking breaks every 60-90 minutes, and focusing on core priorities.
The PPT views the secret of life as the name suggests with life related quotes and secrets which you can use in your daily life to make your life wonderful !!!! :)
Original blog post http://bit.ly/Wlbucs Willpower is the foundation of most of your achievements. So I decided to put the two together and selected 12 habits I would like to have and are general enough for others to try. Here's how you build your willpower...
- Saying no effectively is an important skill that allows one to maintain productivity and quality of work. It involves deciding what matters most by considering the importance of the requestor's work versus one's own workload and priorities.
- When saying no, it is best to offer to help at a later time or redirect the requestor to another resource rather than simply saying no or claiming "that's not my job." This avoids damaging relationships and maintains one's reputation.
- How one communicates their no response is as important as the decision itself. The most effective approaches are to schedule future help or suggest alternative resources rather than giving indefinite or negative responses.
Transcending Procrastination Special ReportChris Edgar
This special report is about letting go of procrastination and regaining your motivation through the use of mindfulness practices such as meditation and yoga.
The document discusses how maintaining good vision can help improve memory. It recommends relaxing the eyes through positive thoughts in order to reduce strain and stress. A memory exercise is described where one holds the image of a letter in their mind as long as possible with each eye, and relaxing is said to improve the results. Focusing on positive memories and events before bed is suggested to relax the mind and eyes and improve sleep quality. In conclusion, reducing eye strain is said to not only improve vision but memory as well.
The document discusses dealing with the worry that you may not be doing the right task. It describes how as adults we have more freedom to choose tasks but without certainty that our choices are correct. This leads to a nagging worry that we should be doing something else. The author provides steps to address this worry, including shining awareness on the worry, accepting it as a constant companion, choosing a task and sticking with it for 5 minutes without distraction, to overcome the forces of worry and feel accomplished.
This document discusses various time management techniques for improving productivity. It begins by defining time as the period when things occur. It then provides tips for managing time such as setting priorities, avoiding distractions and procrastination, getting organized, saying no to unnecessary commitments, exercising, eating well, and relaxing. The document emphasizes simplifying tasks, working more efficiently, and making time for rest in order to feel less stressed. Overall it promotes focusing on completing the most important tasks and generating free time by streamlining one's work.
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The document discusses how trial and error is crucial for learning new skills. It notes that throughout history and in fields like apprenticeships, learning was achieved through copying others and making mistakes. While modeling experts can help accelerate learning, being willing to accept mistakes and feedback from attempts is necessary for real success. The document advocates for taking action rather than waiting for perfect instructions, as trying things and learning from results, even perceived failures, provides valuable experience and knowledge that learning what not to do is not so bad.
Delaying gratification is the key to success according to the document. It argues that humans evolved the ability to delay current pleasures for future gains, which allowed the development of societies and agriculture. Delaying gratification requires comparing present and future pleasures and choosing to build up greater future pleasure through delayed enjoyment now. Practicing this skill of delaying gratification can improve success by making it easier to build a huge future for oneself through compound growth and momentum over time.
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Covey says most people look for quick fixes. They see a big success and want to know how he did it, believing (and hoping) they can do the same following a quick bullet list.
But real change, the author says, comes not from the outside in, but from the inside out. And the most fundamental way of changing yourself is through a paradigm shift.
That paradigm shift is a new way of looking at the world. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People presents an approach to effectiveness based on character and principles.
The first three habits indeed deal with yourself because it all starts with you. The first three habits move you from dependence from the world to the independence of making your own world.
Habits 4, 5 and 6 are about people and relationships. The will move you from independence to interdependence. Such, cooperating to achieve more than you could have by yourself.
The last habit, habit number 7, focuses on continuous growth and improvement.
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2. One of the most powerful ways to
rapidly improve your game, whatever
that means to you, is daily journaling.
3. Now, this isn't a quick fix, and won't
instantly give you massive amounts of
confidence and number closing, but
you will consistently improve your
skills with this method.
19. See it from third person perspective
(you watching you do it) and the first
person perspective (you living through
it).
20. The more you do this, the more you'll
program your brain it actually do the
new behavior automatically and
spontaneously. You won't even have to
think about it.
30. In fact, this pretty much works in all
areas of life!
31. If you started today, and picked one
small behavior each and every day to
"rewrite" and program into your brain,
you would be a natural before long.