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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

How To Stop Struggling And Be Patient

By Frances Lucas

In Genesis 8, we learn from Noah's story that God does things in His own time. After Noah built the ark, loaded his family and all the animals into the ark and waited for the floods, stayed in the ark during the 40 days and nights of rain and then waited for God to tell him it was okay to leave the ark, it was almost a year inside the boat. Although the waters receded and the bird had not returned, Noah waited patiently for God to tell him to leave the ark. If Noah would have went too soon, it would have shown his lack of faith in God. Sometimes we want to move to soon. We may send a bird out ahead of time to "test the water" but we should know from Noah's experience to wait. Wait for God. We should practice as Noah was patient and wait for God to tell us He is ready and not take things into our hands.

What are you waiting for? Do you have financial troubles? Are you dealing with more bills than you have the money to spend? Do you have relationships issues? Is there someone who you are struggling with in a relationship and it is preoccupying your mind? Is God preparing you for something and you feel you are ready? Do you have something that you want to do that when you step out to do it, things just seem to fall apart?

Maybe because we have financial problems, God is telling us to wait patiently for Him. While we are waiting, we should practice using our money wisely. We should set a budget, cut back where we can, spend only what we have to and above all, give God ten percent of what He has given us. We need to show Him we have faith in Him handling our finances. Look at what you are doing now and see where you can improve while you are waiting on God to help you with your finances.

If we have relationship issues, and we feel like just giving up on the person, we need to listen to God. People are in our lives for a reason. It may be something that we need to give to them or may be something that we need to learn from them. God has a plan for our relationships or He would not have put that person in our path during our lifetime. While we are waiting for the relationship to be mended, we should pray. Pray asking God to show us what we can do to make the first step. He will make things happen when He is ready.

Whatever you are struggling with right now, decide to wait for God. Give Him thanks for what you do have, stay busy reading His word and doing the things you can do now. You can stay busy doing something else or do more research on how to get better at what you are waiting to do. God will give you a sign to move ahead or to leave the ark when He knows it is time. God's timing is always right. If we wait, we will know when He is ready.

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Imagine With Me, Will You?

By Karen Fagan

Imagine with me, will you? Close your eyes in this moment and fully imagine your life free from all that blocks you: negative thoughts, self-sabotage, overwhelm, worry, and self-doubt.

Who would you be and what would do (confident, happy, blissful, really successful)?

Breathe this in deeply. My sense is this picture feels really great to you.

You see, in my life's passion, I have the privilege of coaching women entrepreneurs to make profound lasting change and be free from negative thoughts and behaviors that seriously hold them back and keep them stuck in their life and business.

This brings serious success and takes you to a much higher level (it's very exciting).

When you make such powerful changes in your life like letting go of behaviors that do not serve you for good, you will instantly feel amazing in your skin and will finally absorb every morsel of your inner value. Making these changes will empower you to ask for what you need and want verses ignoring your needs or dismissing them.

When you completely let go of procrastination and lack, and spark your inner passion and purpose, you build self-confidence and live empowered. You give yourself permission to do exactly what you want in your business, you take bigger risks and get crystal clear on your value, worth and what you offer.

You will notice money flowing into your life and you can finally do all the things you have been dreaming about. The extra weight melts off your body and you feel freedom in your body. Your relationships have much more intimacy in them.

This week's personal growth exercise (fun & powerful): You must let go of the things that do not serve you and your purpose in order to receive the abundance you deserve.

   1. Make a list of 25 ways you self-sabotage, self-criticize and doubt yourself.
   2. Make a list of 100 ways your life would be better if you did away with these behaviors.
   3. I want you to really think about this and come up with 100 ways your life would instantly improve as a result of ending the negative thoughts and behaviors for good.

There is NO better time than right NOW to live empowered!

The 4 Ways to Use Motivation to Achieve Success

By Darius Maslow

The first type of motivation, moving towards what you want or the desire for gain, is a great skill you can use to achieve success. There are a few main parts of the desire to gain that motivate people. We are going to look at what those four main parts are and how you can use them to achieve success in your life.

The first is actually obtaining wealth in the form of money. Having the desire and aspiration to make lots of money, or create lots of assets, is a great dream and desire to have. They should not be your only form of desire that you have. Wealth will be acquired when you keep all other areas of your life in balance. Don't get too hung up on trying to make a lot of money. It is nice not to have to pay bills and wake up choosing what you want to do that day. You also need to balance this skill with all other areas of life.

The second motivating factor that people can relate with is power. Many people are motivated by achieving power and strength in business. Just as long as this is done in an ethical way, there is no problem. Many people build huge Fortune 500 companies based off of the desire and motivation to obtain power. The same goes with politicians. Many of them are in office because they had the desire that motivated them to achieve power in their lives.

The third motivating factor is wisdom. This is the ability to acquire much knowledge, combine and sort through the knowledge, they made the best possible decision you can with the information you have. This will help you make ethical decisions and treat people with respect in your life. Wisdom will help you obtain a great level of integrity for yourself. When using wisdom, you will have great relationships with your family, friends, coworkers, and the peace of mind at night when you go to bed.

The last motivating factor is honor. Many people in today's society have forgotten about this noble trait. Many people today are concerned with popularity, instead of honor. If you choose to live your life with integrity, honor will follow. You will automatically obtain respect and popularity with a group of high integrity people when you do the right thing. You can have honor, no matter what your profession in life is. You can be a teacher, business owner, Minister, farmer, state or government worker, and even a parent.

Add Value to Your Signature

By Sushil Handa

Have you seen a postman at work? His life is a monotonous routine. Day in and day out, his work pattern and actions remain unchanged. He is a man operating on auto mode, almost like a machine that is switched on every morning, and off every evening.

How many of you would volunteer to live the life of a postman? I am confident everyone would vehemently decline this career option. The reasons cited would be many no challenges, no excitement, no exercise for the brain, no scope of utilizing one's own initiative not to forget the broad khakhi half pants that in no way add to the charisma of the wearer - and you would be right.

The blame, of course, does not lie with the Postman. His job allows him little scope for all this. But let me ask you...now that you have the opportunity that comes with a challenging and exciting career, What are you doing to prove yourself and your worth? Are you living up to your own high ideals or to the expectations invested in you? Or are you living the life of a "Postman Professional despite having a choice?"

Ask yourself this...

    * Are you able to capture the totality of the subject?
    * Do you add value to anything and everything that comes your way?
    * Are you able to catch / identify, problems/gaps and correct them?
    * Are you able to identify opportunities in everything that comes your way?
    * Do you have the "critical eye" to discern right from wrong, at a glance?
    * Do you perform Quality Checks and Validation? When something is sent to you for your inputs, is your only contribution in the form of signature.
    * When you assign work to a subordinate / colleague, do you effectively wash your hands of it?
    * Once the task is completed, do you validate the effectiveness or outcome of your actions?

Many people consciously choose to live the life of a "Postman Professional". They are content to "fulfill their quota", just to keep their jobs. They keep their heads down, don't ruffle too many feathers, and make sure they have enough for a living.

But there also exists a "different breed". Recently, I conducted an interview of a young person, who was holding a very good position in a top-notch company. There didn't seem to be any apparent reason for him to leave such a good job and company, so I asked him why he was looking for a change. He replied "Main ek nimitt hoon. Sitting in that place, I am destined to get credit for whatever good is happening because of me. And I feel I am degrading myself, losing the opportunity to use my learning and skills."

Why should you be part of this "different breed?" The advantages are many...

    * You make yourself more valuable, regardless of what you do and where you work.
    * It gives you more confidence.
    * People start looking at you as a leader.
    * Others start trusting you.
    * Superiors start respecting you.
    * Your team looks up to you as their role model, they start working like you, and the efficiency and effectiveness of the whole team goes up.
    * Your family, and especially your children, holds you in awe. You set a bright example for your children to live up to.
    * You achieve the status of a model citizen in society, further adding to your family's happiness and pride.

Ask yourself this...you have all the trappings of a successful career professional financial rewards, growth prospects, and societal respect but are you, under the guise of a successful career professional, living the life of a Postman? Or do you belong to that "different breed", adding value to everything that is given to you, and in the process, to your Career and Life.

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Monday, September 27, 2010

Are You Living The Dream?

By Dawn Marie Price

First you have to decide what your dream is, and then you will know if you are living it. When I was younger, I dreamt I wanted to be married and have children, a house, a dog, a yard, a two car garage and a sun room. Well, I was living that dream when I realized that it wasn't a dream anymore it was my reality and the kids are now grown it was time for a new dream.

Sometimes we forget about all the good in our lives that we have happy and healthy children, a loving spouse, a roof over our heads and food on the table. When we remember the good things that we do have and give thanks for them every day, it is easier to go through your day. When we remember the good and are happy then we can experience more positive things.

Have you ever been in a tight situation where you weren't sure how you were going to make ends meet and the next day a check was in the mail you didn't expect? Well, after reflecting back over the years I realized that when things were tight me and my husband would just talk about all the good things we had and that things weren't as bad as they seemed and the next day there was the money we needed. It is funny how it always worked out, always.

So how could you live a dream if you are in a nightmare? Well, it is time to go back to basics and live the original dream, look at only the good in your life. When you see all the great and wonderful things you do have it isn't a nightmare anymore it is a beautiful life, where you just want or need more. Then you can set the new big dream and focus on your new goals and how to achieve them.

Never forget the small things and how you got to where you are today and then make some changes and dream big. Then you will live your dream, achieving everything you set your focus on.

Need to Amp Up Your Motivation and Commitment?

By Joyce Shafer

Think of something you desire to be different, or feel challenged about following through on. See or feel it in your mind's eye. Really connect with it. Now, say to yourself, gently and truthfully: "I can do better than this."

First things first-remove any critical self-judgment from the picture right now. It isn't useful.

Second, do you believe there's some truth for you in the statement that you can do better than what you're currently doing? Is there even one thing you can do differently that would get you closer to your targeted goal or dream, or make an improvement?

Third, watch out for two typical self-entrapments: You aim to start too big and you attempt to reach the outcome-or think you have to-without taking the steps.

Let's say you don't like how your body looks (or, use a current issue of your own). You might be tempted to do the following in this order:

1. Look in the mirror and not feel happy with what you see, and begin the verbal self-abuse. That's always effective, right?
2. Say, "This Is It!"-plus, more verbal self-abuse.
3. Choose a stringent diet program and an exercise program not appropriate for you, or you start at too high a level (and you increase the verbal self-abuse).

I'm not going to keep going with the numbered steps, because how this example, or whatever you've started and stopped over the years (or never started), plays out (including creative endeavors) can be filled in by you as well as me. But maybe you feel, perhaps subconsciously, that the way to improve is to first punish (unsuitable, unsustainable diet and exercise programs-or whatever relates to your issue), rather than find what supports you, then start small and grow into it.

We live in an age of Instant: coffee, foods, information. It's no wonder instant gratification tugs at us so forcefully. But some things, the really important or significant things in life, are usually not instant.

However, it isn't just instant gratification you're dealing with these days; you're also bombarded with emails from people about their "instant" successes, results, or outcomes. When you aim at your targets, if you don't mirror the so-said instant success of others-or what you believe you're "supposed" to achieve, you feel like a failure.

Maybe you want to take the temperature of this in your own life. Many times, these people have their "instant" successes after quite a number of years (or hours, days, weeks) of effort that led to their "overnight" success. Some even tell you this, but that information is easy to ignore because you're fixated on a big number (or whatever) flashing like a neon sign in your mind; and what it takes, or might, to achieve this is virtually ignored.

Tony Robbins said something to the effect that small improvements made daily create compounded enhancements. Don't attempt or believe you have to attempt to produce the final outcome five minutes after you decide what it is. What do you really want to go for now, or next, that will improve one or more areas of your life? Write this down-writing it really does matter.

Whenever you start to be hard on yourself about any area of your life you're not satisfied with, rather than giving yourself the verbal self-lashing you may do or perhaps giving up altogether, gently say to yourself, "I can do better than this." Then take some action each day. Let your daily improvements weave your larger tapestry.

You are what you practice.
© Joyce Shafer

Planning Where You Want to Go

By Darian Sixx

The way I see it, my redundant motto yields the right results. That being "the only way through it, is through it!" Sure most tasks are difficult. There always has to be a starting place. The starting place of preference is always going to be the well thought out plan. The actual physical process goes smoother and faster, as the quickest way through the process is always a straight line. If you get started without this process, it's going to be ad-lib and making it up as you go along. This direction leads to frayed ends, and is way too unpredictable. The well thought out course gets the job done better and usually with the expected results.

Let's take skydiving for example. Scary as heck, wouldn't you think? Well I'm choosing this extreme example because when the outcome is life or death, it brings home the "importance factor" just that much stronger. Okay so I've never personally embarked on the task myself however I would assume a thorough inspection of the chute is vital to the success of the mission. Well inspected equipment certainly does not apply only to skydiving either. But sticking to course is what this article is all about, and so as to not go off on a tangent about what other tasks involve this planning stage, knowing that most successful ventures involve a well though out plan is primarily what there is to know here.

Now back to the grind. We got the chute inspected but do we know how to use it? This particular brand has a red cord for the emergency backup use, and a green cord for your main. Knowing how to operate the chute is representative of a few steps of the thousand mile journey. Next we have to know how to angle the body to fly in the right direction, so practicing in a wind tunnel with an instructor, would probably account for additional steps you would want to take. And now that those steps are under your belt, planning the trip and dealing with the expense is yet another few yards on the path.

Okay so here you are at 1,500 feet and there is no turning back now. No need to worry because you are trained, you are in the moment and your airplane floor will not be under your feet much longer. So why not own up to it. This is where your positive mental attitude really gets put to the test. The wind speed is now right according to the pilot; your targeted landing zone is coming into view and now the spotlight is on you!

It comes time for the most important step of a thousand miles, the one step off the airplane. Instead of doing that in a cowardly fashion, this is one of the areas that you thought out in your planning stage, so you do so with your chest out ready to enjoy the thrill. And what a thrill it is. The wind is rushing past your goggles and the earth is inching toward you in a different way than you've ever experienced. Whoopee I'm flying is that awesome thought swirling around your head.

Okay so you look at your altimeter and you realize that the time has come to pull the cord. With this part of the journey, the fear factor rises a touch, but since you have personally inspected your parachute those few seconds of fear merge to a comfortable tucked away supportive feeling, as the deploy of your chute took place with flawless textbook results. Poof! With your landing site in view the best part of the journey arrives, the awesome supported trip to the tarmac target.

"What a journey," you think as you land with a soft and gentle wind assisted thud. You think to yourself again, again. I want to go again. This was the best adventure I ever had the privilege to partake. Well this thousand mile journey is over but not without its merits.

There was the well thought out preparation and planning. The professional instruction and practice, the gear check and the confidence factor, all which led you to the successful feeling you now possess. Job well done! Job well done!
Planning works and seeing yourself completing that task before the actual happenstance is always a good idea to keep the focus factor in place.

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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

How To Stop Struggling And Be Patient

Imagine With Me, Will You?

The 4 Ways to Use Motivation to Achieve Success

Add Value to Your Signature

Monday, September 27, 2010

Are You Living The Dream?

Need to Amp Up Your Motivation and Commitment?

Planning Where You Want to Go

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