Sunday is a great day to relax and recharge, but it can also be a great time to affirm your goals and intentions for the week ahead. To accomplish this, I like to take some time on Sundays and recite affirmations. Not only do they help me to have an enjoyable Sunday, but they also …
All of us have dreams and goals we want to achieve in life. Some of us want to get in better shape. Others want more money. Still others want to find the love of their life. If you are like many, your first step in reaching this goal is to do a search online for …
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Humans by nature are lazy beings. I mean, if we weren’t wired for laziness, why would anyone think of inventing the remote control? But many times our laziness hurts us. It keeps us from being the best us we possible can be. After all, how many times do you skip the gym and instead watch …
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If you are like I was, you see your motivation come and go. You get a new idea or have some success with something new, get excited and put everything into it. But then over time, your motivation begins to wane and suddenly your new found idea or adventure is placed on the back burner. …
“When I’m ready, I’ll _______.” I’d like you to fill in the blank with whatever you’ve decided you’ll do when the time is right, for whatever reason. Maybe it’s to find a new job, make that call to a friend, have a baby, start a new business, hire a coach, or run a marathon. Whatever …
Rereading Don’s posts about tiny habits and obtainable goals, I was reminded of a movie quote that, at the time I heard it, quite honestly acted as a wake-up call for me. In the movie, the main character turns to a friend and asks a rhetorical question about living the life that’s around him instead …
I’ve written before about how important it is to set goals. I even wrote a post on making tiny habits a stepping stone for goals. The smaller and more attainable you make your goals, the greater the chance you follow through and achieve that goal. But there is a danger to setting easily attainable goals …
“What would you do if you could not fail?” I’ve see this question emblazoned on t-shirts, posters, and bumper stickers – really any place where it can broadcast its inspirational message. I imagine it is supposed to be a message to fight fear, an empowering message that tries to get to the root of people’s …
