The document provides tips and strategies for using lifestyle experimentation to make healthy changes. It recommends starting with small, simple habits and utilizing the habit loop of cue, routine, and reward. Key suggestions include keeping a journal to track progress, making adjustments based on feedback, finding an accountability partner, and continually experimenting to find what works best. The document shares examples of lifestyle experiments the author has found beneficial, such as creating a sleep routine and meditating daily.
This document provides 101 tips for improving time management and getting more done with less stress. Some key tips include identifying time-wasters, setting achievable goals, creating a daily plan and prioritizing tasks, delegating when possible, establishing routines, minimizing interruptions to focus on important work, and making sure to schedule personal downtime to recharge. The overall message is that better time management through small changes can help reduce stress and increase productivity.
17 things i wish they had taught me in schoolNigfree
The document outlines 17 things the author wishes they had been taught in school. Some of the key lessons include: applying the 80/20 rule to focus on the most important tasks; using Parkinson's Law to avoid overcomplicating problems; batching routine tasks to work more efficiently; giving value before expecting to receive value; viewing mistakes and failures as learning opportunities; and maintaining a positive attitude to change one's reality. The overall message is that many useful life lessons are not taught in school but can greatly improve one's productivity, focus, and happiness.
Twenty percent of your time will produce 80% of your productive output, so managing that 20% of time is important. Common time management problems include feeling short of time, not having control over your schedule, and being overloaded with work. The "Three Ps" of effective time management are planning, priorities, and preventing procrastination. Time wasters include attempting too much, failing to say no, dealing with incomplete information, and crisis management. The document provides many tips for better managing time through organizing tasks, prioritizing, avoiding interruptions, planning each day and week, and eliminating unnecessary tasks.
The information is intended to provide guidance and inspiration to you in your ongoing transition from an on-site worker to a remote worker. By no means is this information fully inclusive. As you are transitioning, you will discover unique strategies that work for you. Embrace those. I hope this collection of information helps you in your journey to a balanced, productive and healthy work-from-home environment.
The document provides strategies for avoiding and dealing with stress in 3 sections. Section 1 discusses planning ahead, prioritizing tasks, avoiding overcommitment, and taking breaks. Section 2 recommends finding a relaxing activity, focusing on small pleasures, breaking large tasks into smaller ones, adopting a healthier lifestyle, and accepting things that cannot be changed. Section 3 lists online articles and task management tools for dealing with stress.
Time To Have Fun Stay Away From Routine JobSelf Creation
This document provides tips for taking time away from routine jobs and stress to benefit mental, physical, and spiritual health. It recommends starting small by shutting off electronics for 30 minutes daily, taking a weekly yoga class, cooking with fresh ingredients, reading recreationally for 20 minutes per day, and doing crosswords on lunch breaks. The benefits are presented as increased focus, relaxation, health, interesting conversation, and being a role model. It emphasizes finding small, sustainable activities and getting feedback from others on their impact.
This document reflects on the author's experience trying to implement a time management plan for one week. While the author started off on track with the plan, unplanned distractions and priorities interfered as the week progressed. The author realized doing coursework first thing in the morning provides the most uninterrupted time. Going forward, the author plans to focus on education and parenting as top priorities by relinquishing other responsibilities when possible. The author concludes that while distractions and competing priorities will always exist, managing them effectively is key to pursuing goals.
This document provides 101 tips for improving time management and getting more done with less stress. Some key tips include identifying time-wasters, setting achievable goals, creating a daily plan and prioritizing tasks, delegating when possible, establishing routines, minimizing interruptions to focus on important work, and making sure to schedule personal downtime to recharge. The overall message is that better time management through small changes can help reduce stress and increase productivity.
17 things i wish they had taught me in schoolNigfree
The document outlines 17 things the author wishes they had been taught in school. Some of the key lessons include: applying the 80/20 rule to focus on the most important tasks; using Parkinson's Law to avoid overcomplicating problems; batching routine tasks to work more efficiently; giving value before expecting to receive value; viewing mistakes and failures as learning opportunities; and maintaining a positive attitude to change one's reality. The overall message is that many useful life lessons are not taught in school but can greatly improve one's productivity, focus, and happiness.
Twenty percent of your time will produce 80% of your productive output, so managing that 20% of time is important. Common time management problems include feeling short of time, not having control over your schedule, and being overloaded with work. The "Three Ps" of effective time management are planning, priorities, and preventing procrastination. Time wasters include attempting too much, failing to say no, dealing with incomplete information, and crisis management. The document provides many tips for better managing time through organizing tasks, prioritizing, avoiding interruptions, planning each day and week, and eliminating unnecessary tasks.
The information is intended to provide guidance and inspiration to you in your ongoing transition from an on-site worker to a remote worker. By no means is this information fully inclusive. As you are transitioning, you will discover unique strategies that work for you. Embrace those. I hope this collection of information helps you in your journey to a balanced, productive and healthy work-from-home environment.
The document provides strategies for avoiding and dealing with stress in 3 sections. Section 1 discusses planning ahead, prioritizing tasks, avoiding overcommitment, and taking breaks. Section 2 recommends finding a relaxing activity, focusing on small pleasures, breaking large tasks into smaller ones, adopting a healthier lifestyle, and accepting things that cannot be changed. Section 3 lists online articles and task management tools for dealing with stress.
Time To Have Fun Stay Away From Routine JobSelf Creation
This document provides tips for taking time away from routine jobs and stress to benefit mental, physical, and spiritual health. It recommends starting small by shutting off electronics for 30 minutes daily, taking a weekly yoga class, cooking with fresh ingredients, reading recreationally for 20 minutes per day, and doing crosswords on lunch breaks. The benefits are presented as increased focus, relaxation, health, interesting conversation, and being a role model. It emphasizes finding small, sustainable activities and getting feedback from others on their impact.
This document reflects on the author's experience trying to implement a time management plan for one week. While the author started off on track with the plan, unplanned distractions and priorities interfered as the week progressed. The author realized doing coursework first thing in the morning provides the most uninterrupted time. Going forward, the author plans to focus on education and parenting as top priorities by relinquishing other responsibilities when possible. The author concludes that while distractions and competing priorities will always exist, managing them effectively is key to pursuing goals.
Developing healthy habits can be easy when you have a game plan. The problem is, most people don't know where to start. That's why I made this list. It has 101 built in habits that you can easily incorporate into your busy life.
This slideshow has 101 Tips that will help you ingrain powerful, lifelong, healthy habits into your life.
This document provides tips for teachers on effective time management. It emphasizes prioritizing tasks, eliminating distractions, organizing work spaces and materials, accepting imperfections, creating daily planners and to-do lists, saying no when overwhelmed and asking for help, and making time for well-being outside of work. The overall message is that proper time management can help teachers stay focused and productive while also preventing stress.
This book provides 60 techniques for overcoming procrastination at work. It discusses adopting the right mindset such as approaching tasks differently and tackling procrastination head on. It also discusses setting yourself up to win by rethinking priorities and goals. Specific tips include producing a plan, teaming up with others, and making sure someone is expecting your work to increase accountability. The overall goal is to provide practical and actionable advice to help motivate oneself at work.
This document provides guidance on effective time management techniques. It discusses the importance of planning, prioritizing tasks, and avoiding procrastination. It identifies common time wasters like taking on too much work and not setting priorities. Tips are provided for making the best use of time through techniques like deciding not to please everyone, letting go of perfectionism, and outsourcing low-value tasks. The document also covers strategies for dealing with interruptions, overcoming procrastination, and getting the most out of the first two hours of the workday.
Achieving Work/Life Balance: Lessons from a Hypocrite
When it comes to today's technology, these days it's all about "more." More tools, more networks, more passwords -- and more "to-do's" than ever. But how can you keep up with important trends amidst your already-overloaded personal and professional responsibilities? Where can (and should) you draw the line? This keynote will focus on helping you use technology to simplify your life and work smarter. You'll hear practical tips from a self-proclaimed "hypocrite" who has learned valuable lessons in his quest to achieve work/life balance while indulging his inner geek.
This document summarizes 21 principles for overcoming procrastination and increasing productivity from Brian Tracy's book "Eat That Frog!". The key principles are: 1) Set clear goals and priorities by writing them down; 2) Plan each day in advance by making to-do lists; 3) Focus on the most important 20% of tasks that yield 80% of results; 4) Consider the long-term consequences of tasks; 5) Categorize tasks into A/B/C priorities and do A tasks first; 6) Identify your key areas of responsibility and weaknesses; 7) Accept that there is never enough time for everything and focus on the most important tasks; 8) Prepare thoroughly before starting tasks; 9
This document summarizes a book about overcoming fears in the corporate world and managing one's time effectively. The author provides 21 tips for stopping procrastination and getting more done faster, including eating the frog (doing the most important task first), setting clear priorities, focusing on key result areas, and practicing urgency. Developing the habit of immediately starting on one's most important task each day is the key to happiness, satisfaction, and success.
Productive people focus on a few key priorities rather than many tasks. They practice focusing on one task at a time for set periods without distractions, using a timer. They also take time to carefully consider new tasks before agreeing to them in order to avoid overcommitting their time. Prioritizing the most important tasks and saying no to some lower priority work helps people accomplish more.
The document provides information on effective time management. It discusses what time management is, the benefits of good time management like increased productivity and reduced stress, and steps to manage time like setting goals, priorities, and a schedule. Procrastination is identified as a common time waster, and strategies are suggested to prevent it like breaking large tasks into smaller parts and rewarding completed work. The importance of planning time using calendars and timetables is emphasized to make the most of the limited time available.
The document discusses achieving work-life balance and provides tips for doing so. It notes that the lines between work and personal life have blurred, making balance more difficult. It then gives 10 tips for restoring balance, such as negotiating schedule changes, finding a new career or job, learning to manage time better, and setting priorities. Finally, it emphasizes that balance is an ongoing process and not to stress over imperfections.
The document discusses achieving work-life balance and provides tips for doing so. It notes that the lines between work and personal life have blurred, making balance more difficult. It then gives 10 tips for restoring balance, such as negotiating schedule changes, finding a new career or job, learning to manage time better, and setting priorities. Finally, it emphasizes that balance is an ongoing process and not to stress over imperfections.
Effective Time Management Techniques to Teach Your EmployeesBizLibrary
It frequently feels like our work week manages us. The reality of effective time management isn’t to try and squeeze more and more productive minutes out of every day, but to find ways to focus energy and effort into those hours we allocate to work.
In today’s complex world, we have more and more distractions and demands on our time, so it’s extremely important to master techniques of time management to make the most of a resource that is not renewable, never repeats and is limited each day.
In this webinar we’ll provide effective time management techniques for yourself and your employees.
Eat That Frog! provides 21 time management strategies to help readers improve productivity and get more of their important tasks completed. The book teaches that by focusing on completing the most challenging "frog" tasks first each day, readers can avoid procrastination and feel a sense of accomplishment. Some key strategies include setting goals in writing, applying the 80/20 rule to identify the highest value tasks, preparing thoroughly before starting projects, and breaking large tasks into smaller pieces to make progress feel achievable. Readers who implement the book's simple approaches can transform their lives by gaining more free time and reducing stress.
Lose Weight in 3 Weeks: A Complete Study of 3 Week Diet Plan to Getting Smart – A Step By Step Guide on “How to Lose Weight” Only in 3 Weeks Through Diet
http://sanmarcosweightloss.com/lose-weight-in-3-weeks/
This document provides an introduction to a weight loss guide titled "Lose Weight Magic". It discusses establishing a calorie deficit through diet and exercise as the key to weight loss. It emphasizes changing one's mindset to be self-loving and accepting in order to have a successful journey. It also notes that visible results may take 3 months, so one must be committed for at least 90 days to see transformation. Tracking progress through measurements and photos is recommended over daily weigh-ins alone.
This document provides tips for effectively managing one's time. It suggests asking oneself questions about daily responsibilities and priorities. It then offers three tips: having a plan, taking care of time-wasters like social media and TV, and being punctual. Lastly, it emphasizes the importance of balancing work, thought, play, reading, love, service, and laughter.
The document provides tips for improving time management through setting goals, planning, prioritizing tasks, setting deadlines, keeping activity and interruption logs, minimizing distractions, taking mini-breaks, getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, and watching what you eat and drink. The overall recommendations are to plan your schedule in advance based on priorities, track how you spend your time to identify areas for improvement, limit distractions, and maintain your energy levels through breaks, sleep, water, and nutrition.
This powerpoint conveys useful tips for high school students. This powepoint has valuable information about time management, study tips, the importance of your GPA and college preparation.
1. How to reverse your bad habits and stick to good ones.
2. The science of how your brain processes habits.
3. The common mistakes most people make (and how to avoid them).
4. How to overcome a lack of motivation and willpower.
5. How to develop a stronger identity and believe in yourself.
6. How to make time for new habits (even when your life gets crazy).
7. How to design your environment to make success easier.
8. How to make big changes in your life without overwhelming yourself.
9. How to get back on track when you get off course with your goals.
10. And most importantly, how to put these ideas into practice in real life.
This document is the workbook for Jonny Bowden's Shape Up program, an 8-week diet and fitness plan. The workbook contains food lists, exercises, assignments, and journaling pages to help participants lose weight and get healthy. It provides instructions on how to use the journal to track food intake, exercise, goals, and reflections. The journal is designed to increase awareness and facilitate lifestyle changes around nutrition, exercise, and mindset. Completing the assignments as written following the start date chosen is guaranteed to help readers transform their body and health.
Developing healthy habits can be easy when you have a game plan. The problem is, most people don't know where to start. That's why I made this list. It has 101 built in habits that you can easily incorporate into your busy life.
This slideshow has 101 Tips that will help you ingrain powerful, lifelong, healthy habits into your life.
This document provides tips for teachers on effective time management. It emphasizes prioritizing tasks, eliminating distractions, organizing work spaces and materials, accepting imperfections, creating daily planners and to-do lists, saying no when overwhelmed and asking for help, and making time for well-being outside of work. The overall message is that proper time management can help teachers stay focused and productive while also preventing stress.
This book provides 60 techniques for overcoming procrastination at work. It discusses adopting the right mindset such as approaching tasks differently and tackling procrastination head on. It also discusses setting yourself up to win by rethinking priorities and goals. Specific tips include producing a plan, teaming up with others, and making sure someone is expecting your work to increase accountability. The overall goal is to provide practical and actionable advice to help motivate oneself at work.
This document provides guidance on effective time management techniques. It discusses the importance of planning, prioritizing tasks, and avoiding procrastination. It identifies common time wasters like taking on too much work and not setting priorities. Tips are provided for making the best use of time through techniques like deciding not to please everyone, letting go of perfectionism, and outsourcing low-value tasks. The document also covers strategies for dealing with interruptions, overcoming procrastination, and getting the most out of the first two hours of the workday.
Achieving Work/Life Balance: Lessons from a Hypocrite
When it comes to today's technology, these days it's all about "more." More tools, more networks, more passwords -- and more "to-do's" than ever. But how can you keep up with important trends amidst your already-overloaded personal and professional responsibilities? Where can (and should) you draw the line? This keynote will focus on helping you use technology to simplify your life and work smarter. You'll hear practical tips from a self-proclaimed "hypocrite" who has learned valuable lessons in his quest to achieve work/life balance while indulging his inner geek.
This document summarizes 21 principles for overcoming procrastination and increasing productivity from Brian Tracy's book "Eat That Frog!". The key principles are: 1) Set clear goals and priorities by writing them down; 2) Plan each day in advance by making to-do lists; 3) Focus on the most important 20% of tasks that yield 80% of results; 4) Consider the long-term consequences of tasks; 5) Categorize tasks into A/B/C priorities and do A tasks first; 6) Identify your key areas of responsibility and weaknesses; 7) Accept that there is never enough time for everything and focus on the most important tasks; 8) Prepare thoroughly before starting tasks; 9
This document summarizes a book about overcoming fears in the corporate world and managing one's time effectively. The author provides 21 tips for stopping procrastination and getting more done faster, including eating the frog (doing the most important task first), setting clear priorities, focusing on key result areas, and practicing urgency. Developing the habit of immediately starting on one's most important task each day is the key to happiness, satisfaction, and success.
Productive people focus on a few key priorities rather than many tasks. They practice focusing on one task at a time for set periods without distractions, using a timer. They also take time to carefully consider new tasks before agreeing to them in order to avoid overcommitting their time. Prioritizing the most important tasks and saying no to some lower priority work helps people accomplish more.
The document provides information on effective time management. It discusses what time management is, the benefits of good time management like increased productivity and reduced stress, and steps to manage time like setting goals, priorities, and a schedule. Procrastination is identified as a common time waster, and strategies are suggested to prevent it like breaking large tasks into smaller parts and rewarding completed work. The importance of planning time using calendars and timetables is emphasized to make the most of the limited time available.
The document discusses achieving work-life balance and provides tips for doing so. It notes that the lines between work and personal life have blurred, making balance more difficult. It then gives 10 tips for restoring balance, such as negotiating schedule changes, finding a new career or job, learning to manage time better, and setting priorities. Finally, it emphasizes that balance is an ongoing process and not to stress over imperfections.
The document discusses achieving work-life balance and provides tips for doing so. It notes that the lines between work and personal life have blurred, making balance more difficult. It then gives 10 tips for restoring balance, such as negotiating schedule changes, finding a new career or job, learning to manage time better, and setting priorities. Finally, it emphasizes that balance is an ongoing process and not to stress over imperfections.
Effective Time Management Techniques to Teach Your EmployeesBizLibrary
It frequently feels like our work week manages us. The reality of effective time management isn’t to try and squeeze more and more productive minutes out of every day, but to find ways to focus energy and effort into those hours we allocate to work.
In today’s complex world, we have more and more distractions and demands on our time, so it’s extremely important to master techniques of time management to make the most of a resource that is not renewable, never repeats and is limited each day.
In this webinar we’ll provide effective time management techniques for yourself and your employees.
Eat That Frog! provides 21 time management strategies to help readers improve productivity and get more of their important tasks completed. The book teaches that by focusing on completing the most challenging "frog" tasks first each day, readers can avoid procrastination and feel a sense of accomplishment. Some key strategies include setting goals in writing, applying the 80/20 rule to identify the highest value tasks, preparing thoroughly before starting projects, and breaking large tasks into smaller pieces to make progress feel achievable. Readers who implement the book's simple approaches can transform their lives by gaining more free time and reducing stress.
Lose Weight in 3 Weeks: A Complete Study of 3 Week Diet Plan to Getting Smart – A Step By Step Guide on “How to Lose Weight” Only in 3 Weeks Through Diet
http://sanmarcosweightloss.com/lose-weight-in-3-weeks/
This document provides an introduction to a weight loss guide titled "Lose Weight Magic". It discusses establishing a calorie deficit through diet and exercise as the key to weight loss. It emphasizes changing one's mindset to be self-loving and accepting in order to have a successful journey. It also notes that visible results may take 3 months, so one must be committed for at least 90 days to see transformation. Tracking progress through measurements and photos is recommended over daily weigh-ins alone.
This document provides tips for effectively managing one's time. It suggests asking oneself questions about daily responsibilities and priorities. It then offers three tips: having a plan, taking care of time-wasters like social media and TV, and being punctual. Lastly, it emphasizes the importance of balancing work, thought, play, reading, love, service, and laughter.
The document provides tips for improving time management through setting goals, planning, prioritizing tasks, setting deadlines, keeping activity and interruption logs, minimizing distractions, taking mini-breaks, getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, and watching what you eat and drink. The overall recommendations are to plan your schedule in advance based on priorities, track how you spend your time to identify areas for improvement, limit distractions, and maintain your energy levels through breaks, sleep, water, and nutrition.
This powerpoint conveys useful tips for high school students. This powepoint has valuable information about time management, study tips, the importance of your GPA and college preparation.
1. How to reverse your bad habits and stick to good ones.
2. The science of how your brain processes habits.
3. The common mistakes most people make (and how to avoid them).
4. How to overcome a lack of motivation and willpower.
5. How to develop a stronger identity and believe in yourself.
6. How to make time for new habits (even when your life gets crazy).
7. How to design your environment to make success easier.
8. How to make big changes in your life without overwhelming yourself.
9. How to get back on track when you get off course with your goals.
10. And most importantly, how to put these ideas into practice in real life.
This document is the workbook for Jonny Bowden's Shape Up program, an 8-week diet and fitness plan. The workbook contains food lists, exercises, assignments, and journaling pages to help participants lose weight and get healthy. It provides instructions on how to use the journal to track food intake, exercise, goals, and reflections. The journal is designed to increase awareness and facilitate lifestyle changes around nutrition, exercise, and mindset. Completing the assignments as written following the start date chosen is guaranteed to help readers transform their body and health.
This document provides a summary of the book "Eat That Frog!" by Brian Tracy. The introduction outlines the key message that eating the frog, or tackling your most important task first each day, is the key to success. It recommends developing the habit of immediately starting and completing your biggest task before doing anything else. The preface provides background on the author's journey from an unsuccessful background to becoming a successful speaker and consultant. It explains that success is predictable by learning from experts and doing what successful people do.
The book "Eat That Frog" by Brian Tracy provides 21 strategies for improving personal effectiveness and productivity. The first chapter discusses the importance of setting clear goals and priorities in order to overcome procrastination. Having definiteness of purpose and clarity about what you want to achieve makes it easier to focus on completing important tasks. The book advises writing down your goals to help clarify and achieve them.
Atomic Habits Book Exploration By Laurie HawkinsLaurie Hawkins
The document summarizes key ideas from the book "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. It discusses how small daily improvements of 1% can lead to big results over time through the compound effect. It also outlines the four laws of behavior change: 1) make habits obvious and rewarding, 2) make them attractive, 3) make them easy to perform, and 4) provide instant gratification to encourage continued performance. Focusing on identity and process over rigid goals and outcomes leads to more sustainable behavior change.
This document provides 10 tips for sticking with an exercise regimen, including setting realistic goals, scheduling 30 minutes of exercise per day, keeping a fitness journal, finding an exercise partner, making exercise a habit, starting slow and varying exercises. It recommends doctor-supervised weight loss programs that utilize a medical professional's knowledge to help patients reach their goals and stick to a plan using these tips.
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On the path to weight loss - five minutes is all it takes!
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Are you a nicotine addict? The unmatched property that displays the addictive nature of nicotine isn't how hard or how simple it is to stop, nor is it how hard or easy it is for a person to stay off nicotine. The one true property that presents the might of the addiction is that irrespective of how long a person is off, one puff and that declaration to stop can go out the window.
- The document provides guidelines for losing weight through changing habits and routines to establish a healthier lifestyle. It emphasizes setting a positive goal, finding new exercise and eating routines, counting calories for 8-12 weeks to understand dietary impacts, and tracking exercise to build fitness over time. The guidelines suggest cardio 2-3 times per week plus strength training 2 days per week. Food examples focus on whole foods, limited snacks and processed foods.
Form Empowering Habits to Create The Life You DeserveDan Cheung
1) Forming new habits takes consistently repeating a behavior around 66 times. It is important to do the behavior in the same context and environment to help it become automatic.
2) Consistency is key - aim to repeat the behavior for 66 days in a row without skipping in order to successfully develop a new habit. Pairing a new behavior with an existing one can help with consistency.
3) Understanding how habits are formed can help in developing positive habits that create the life you desire and replacing negative habits that are holding you back.
Form Empowering Habits to Create The Life You DeserveDan Cheung
1) Forming new habits takes consistency - research shows it takes repeating a behavior 66 times consecutively to form a new habit.
2) Habits are more likely to form when behaviors are repeated in the same context or situation. Being in the same place and pairing a new behavior with an existing one can help cue the habit.
3) Consistency is key in the initial stages of forming a habit - skipping days early on makes it less likely the behavior will become automatic. The lesson encourages applying this research to develop empowering habits that create the life you desire.
This document provides 52 tips for happiness and prosperity from the website ZenHabit.net. Some key tips include practicing compassion, finding your passion, simplifying your life, thinking positively, setting goals and reviewing them regularly, developing routines, eliminating debt, and enjoying simple pleasures. The tips are meant to be selected individually and adopted gradually, not all at once, in order to most effectively improve well-being and quality of life.
Before your start your weight loss journey Katherine Hood
This document provides tips and guidance for developing a healthy lifestyle and losing weight in a sustainable way. It emphasizes starting small with changes, being flexible, focusing on non-scale victories, and surrounding yourself with supportive people. Key points include setting achievable goals and action plans, defining motivating factors, not labeling foods as "good" or "bad", learning hunger cues, and maintaining a positive mindset. Customized support options like joining a Facebook group or scheduling a call are also mentioned. The overall message is that developing a healthy lifestyle is a journey that requires patience and kindness with yourself.
This training was created to build a stronger foundation for not just Kyani, but for all of network marketing. This is Day One of the training. This training focuses on MINDSET.
Stress, anxiety and you can't relax. these are the top 10 stress removal techniques given by Professor Cooper.
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Just imagine being able to look great, feel terrific and turn heads any time, any place, almost anywhere… without the inconvenience of starvation diets or knocking yourself out at the gym!
This document introduces the Wilcox Wellness & Fitness Habit-Maker Accountability System journal. It begins by congratulating the reader for taking steps to improve their health and fitness through journaling. It then shares success stories of past clients who transformed their health using the business's training programs. The document explains how the journal is designed to focus the mind on creating habits by planning each day and assessing progress. It describes several benefits of journaling such as increased self-awareness, discipline, intelligence and goal achievement. Finally, it provides instructions for how to use the journal each morning and evening by planning the day ahead and reflecting on accomplishments.
Women in Healthcare: Burn Brightly Without Burning OutSarah Maurer
Women make up most of the healthcare workforce. But when it comes to leading hospitals and practices, they’re vastly underrepresented. In today's SlideShare, two experienced Medical Directors share their advice for leading boldly while maintaining joy and balance.
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Procrastination is a common challenge that many individuals face when it comes to completing tasks and achieving goals. It can hinder productivity and lead to feelings of stress and frustration.
However, with the right strategies and mindset, it is possible to overcome procrastination and increase productivity.
In this article, we will explore the causes of procrastination, how to recognize the signs of procrastination in oneself, and effective strategies for overcoming procrastination and boosting productivity.
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A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
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A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
Children love stories and these often provide parents with a means of broaching tricky subjects and so the ‘The Secret Warrior’ book was especially written for CANSA TLC, by creative writer and social worker, Sally Ann Carter.
Find out more:
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As we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life, it is natural to experience moments of low motivation and dwindling passion for our goals.
However, it is important to remember that this is a common hurdle that can be overcome with the right strategies in place.
In this guide, we will explore ways to rekindle the fire within you and stay motivated towards your aspirations.
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3. TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIFESTYLE EXPERIMENTATION.................4
START SIMPLE................................................6
UTILIZE THE HABIT LOOP..........................8
KEEP A JOURNAL...........................................11
MAKE ADJUSTMENTS.................................13
ACCOUNTABILITY PARTNER..................15
KEEP EXPERIMENTING...............................18
EXTRA GOODIES..........................................20
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4. LIFESTYLE EXPERIMENTATION
WhetheritwasfiguringoutthebestwaytoconstructsomethingoutofLegos
or finding the most efficient bike route to school, I’ve been experimenting
since I can remember. I think it’s part of my curious nature.
Now as an adult I find myself experimenting just as much if not more than
I did as a child. There’s a big difference though between the experiments
of my childhood and the purpose driven experimentation I use now to get
more done and make healthy, lasting changes in my life. In the past three
years I’ve learned to use experimentation to fine tune the way I eat, work,
learn, consume, and live out my day to day life in a manner that helps me
be more productive and feel healthier than ever.
Thekeytousingexperimentationasapersonalchangeagentisbyembracing
a constant cycle of action, feedback, and tuning. Without each of those
elements, experimentation will at best result in short term gains and at
worst make you adopt habits that make you less focused and unhealthy.
In this short guide I’ll cover the methods I use to implement new healthy
habits and I’ll share the ten lifestyle experiments that have benefited
myself and other entrepreneurs more than anything else I’ve tried.
Keep in mind that what works for me is by no means guaranteed to work for
you but the methods used to implement habits can work as a framework
for you to conduct your own lifestyle experiments.
PAGE FOUR OF TWENTY ONE
6. START SIMPLE
I can’t emphasis this enough, you must start with small habits that seem
ridiculously easy. If you want to start meditating try doing it for 5 minutes
right when you wake up. If you want to get better sleep start with turning
off your electronics an hour before bed. These may seem easy, and they
should be, that’s the point. It’s far more important to get in the routine of
creating new small habits in the beginning than it is to try and stop old
engrained habits or create massive changes right off the bat.
Accomplishing simple changes is easier because it takes less work and your
brain is willing to try small new things as opposed to large overwhelming
changes that make your brain feel like it’s losing control.
Frequent small accomplishments also create momentum and momentum
is the key to creating long term change.
Writing this book has been a practice in small new habits for me. I plan on
writing a larger book in the next few months but figured I should follow
the formula that I know works and that means starting simple. Writing
consistently every day to create this book helps me create the underlying
habit and momentum needed to complete a bigger writing project in the
future.
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8. UTILIZE THE HABIT LOOP
The habit loop is a research backed framework for changing and creating
habits. The term “habit loop” was coined by Charles Duhigg in his best-
selling book, The Power of Habit.
The habit loop consists of three steps. Cue, routine, reward. Knowing how
each of these steps contributes to your existing good and bad habits is
key to understanding how to “hack” your habits.
Here’s an example of the habit loop in my life:
CUE
Sitting down at my desk in the morning and starting to work reminds me
that I need to make a cup of coffee to get an initial energy boost.
ROUTINE
Make a single shot of espresso with my Aeropress and top it off with some
almond milk to make an almond milk latte.
REWARD
I get a substantial energy boost that helps me tackle my most important
tasks of the day.
As you can see, the cue acts as a subconscious trigger for the routine (the
habit) and the reward is the reason I’ve gotten into consistantly making a
latte every morning.
If I wanted to replace my coffee habit with green tea I would use the same
cue and consciously replace the routine with a new habit that would result
in a similar or better reward. To remind myself of the new routine I may
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9. Similarly, if I were trying to create a new habit I would first write out a
list of potential cues. These should be things you’re already doing on a
daily basis. Walking your dog, brushing your teeth, drinking your morning
coffee, putting on your shoes, getting into bed, etc..
Once you’ve identified your cue, choose a simple routine to associate with
the cue.
Here’s an example using a new habit that I’m trying to create:
CUE
Walk from my desk to the pantry for a snack.
ROUTINE
See the kettlebells (I placed my kettlebells next to the pantry to serve as
a visual cue enhancement) and do 15 kettlebell swings.
REWARD
Slight energy boost and an overall sense of well being from doing some
physical exercise in the middle of my stagnant work day. Success!
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10. THERE IS ONLY ONE
CORNER OF THE
UNIVERSE YOU
CAN BE CERTAIN
OF IMPROVING,
AND THAT’S YOUR
OWN SELF.
ALDOUS HUXLEY
11. KEEP A JOURNAL
Daily journaling is a great way to measure progress and see how your
experiments are affecting you (positively or negatively) over the long term.
Measuring progress and recording feedback on your own experimentation
process helps you make educated adjustments to your experiments. These
adjustments will make your lifestyle experimentation more effective over.
A daily journal can be instrumental in succesfully executing some of your
experiments.Forexample,trackingweight,foodconsumed,distancewalked,
sleep quality, location data, etc, can be important when experimenting
with lifestyle and health changes.
Also, journaling doesn’t have to be done with a pen and paper. There are a
plethora of apps and hardware that help streamline the process of daily
journaling.
Here are some of apps and hardware that can help you track progress:
MapMyRun, Strava, or Runkeeper
All three of these apps help you record distance ran, calories burned, and
routes taken.
Jawbone Up, Fitbit Flex, or Withings Scale
The quantified self movement is in full force this year. Wrist devices like
the Up band and Fitbit Flex help you track your daily steps, calories burned,
and sleep quality.
Heyday or Day One
These apps help you keep a general life journal with images and location
data.
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13. MAKE ADJUSTMENTS
Don’t be afraid to make adjustments to your experiments. Lifestyle
experimentation is called that because it’s all about experimenting.
Tinkering and tweaking is part of the process. That’s why there is no failure
or success in lifestlye experimentation. There is only what is working and
what is not working for you.
Never be afraid to change something that doesn’t feel right, even if it has
worked for other people.
Much like the habit loop or the lean startup loop of innovation, the
lifestyle experimentation process can be thought of as a continuos loop of
experimenting, learning, and refining based on what you learn.
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14. IF YOU HANG OUT
WITH CHICKENS,
YOU’RE GOING TO
CLUCK AND IF YOU
HANG OUT WITH
EAGLES, YOU’RE
GOING TO FLY.
STEVE MARABOLI
15. ACCOUNTABILITY PARTNER
According to the American Society of Training and Development, meeting
with an accountability partner increases your probability of completing a
goal by 95%. That’s a huge difference when you consider that you’re only
65% likely to complete a goal when you commit to someone else that you
will do it.
Meeting regularly with an accountability partner has been show to help
you become more self-aware, set better goals, discover your strengths,
decrease stress, and build confidence.
Earlier this year I met up with a friend of mine, Matthew Gallizzi, in Portland
for a week. Up until that point we had only had lunch together once. Our
only plan for the weeklong excursion in Portland was that we had no plan.
It ended up being one of the most profound weeks of our lives.
We wandered the streets of Portland talking about our struggles, our
life philosophies, and what we hoped to accomplish in the next year and
beyond. Then we got to work.
When we returned to our homes in Denver and Orange County, we started
having daily accountability calls to keep each other on track with the plans
we had made in Portland. Every morning, at 5 AM, we’d Skype each other
to talk about what we were struggling with that day and what we planned
on getting done.
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16. It is amazing how much difference having a partner in crime that I can
trust and exchange mutual feedback with has helped me tackle my most
ambitious projects and lifestyle experiments. In fact, the creation of this
book was the result of a competition between Matthew and I to both create
an eBook in a week.
Finding the right accountability partner can be challenging as it’s important
to find someone that has similar accountability needs, has complimentary
experiences, and is open to feedback. It’s also best to find someone in a
similar timezone since you should ideally be meeting weekly or even daily.
Here are places to look for accountability partners:
Meetups
Meetup.com groups are great for meeting like-minded individuals.
Facebook Groups and Google+ Communities
There are many groups dedicated to achieving different goals.
Accountable.us
A free page Matthew and I created to connect accountability partners.
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18. KEEP EXPERIMENTING
I’ve found that the secret to a happy and succesful life is found through
relentlessly experimenting and finding out what works best for you. No one
path is right for everyone.
Experimentation is how you create your own life path and accomplish your
dreams.
Successful experiments become flourishing branches that inspire us to do
our greatest work.
Failed experiments create humility and resilience. They are pruned like
dead branches and the scars serve as a reminder of why we are who we
are.
As long as you’re experimenting, you’re growing.
Never stop experimenting.
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19. WHAT’S IMPORTANT
IS THAT YOU HAVE A
FAITH IN PEOPLE, THAT
THEY’RE BASICALLY
GOOD AND SMART,
AND IF YOU GIVE THEM
TOOLS, THEY’LL DO
WONDERFUL THINGS
WITH THEM.
STEVE JOBS
20. LIFESTYLE EXPERIMENTS
Experiments that have been beneficial to me:
CREATE A CREATIVE RITUAL
The habit loop is also a great way to create a creative ritual. A creative
ritual is something you do everytime before you perform you most important
creative work to signal to your brain that you’re about to get into the zone.
CREATE A SLEEP ROUTINE
Sleep is one of the most important activities you do. Creating a healthy
sleep routine has been one of the biggest game changers for me. Start by
turning off electronics an hour before bed and getting 7-8 hours of sleep.
DAILY MEDITATION
Meditation is a fantastic way to escape to clear your head and deal with
daily anxiety. Try meditating for 5 minutes right before you go to bed or
immediately when you wake up.
EXPERIMENTATION TOOLS
Tools to help you accomplish your dreams and live at your best:
Lift App
Lift helps you create and keep new daily habits.
Everest App
Everest helps you stay on the path to your biggest “Everest” goals.
Evernote
Evernote is the most useful app I’ve ever come across. From filing
receipts to recording new ideas, Evernote organizes my entire life.
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21. GET IN TOUCH
I AM HERE TO HELP YOU THRIVE. DO NOT
HESITATE TO CONTACT ME.
EMAIL: YO@FREEMAN.IS
TWITTER: FREEMANLAFLEUR
WEB: WWW.FREEMAN.IS
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