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10 April 2008, 02:25
Habits that Motivate You...
Dear.......,
Your attitude is the way that you feel about yourself, other people, a situation or a circumstance. Napoleon Hill, the author of the best-selling book, Think and Grow Rich, put it so eloquently when he said, "The only thing over which you have complete right of control at all times is your mental attitude. Right of control means that you can control it, it does not mean that you do control it, you must learn to exercise this right as a matter of habit." Think about the power of that statement and how it holds the key to building your positive attitude habits.
You have the right of control over your mental attitude. Here are a couple of positive habits that will help you improve your self-esteem, be happier and more motivated:
1. Make It a Habit to Engage in Random Acts of Kindness
If you want an instant prescription for feeling better, then make it a habit to help another person for no reason at all.
Here are some examples:
* Open a door for someone.
* Let someone get ahead of you in line.
* Help an elderly person cross the street.
* Put money in another person's parking meter.
* Call your favorite local charity (Human or Animal) and volunteer to help
* Donate money to a favorite charity.
2. Motivate Yourself With Daily Music Triggers
Make a list of the songs that you love the most; songs that make you feel happy, joyous, excited, full of energy, and young at heart. Make a tape or CD of these songs. Play these songs at a designated time, such as on your way to or from work, or just when you want to be motivated.
As you listen to these songs, your mood will be elevated. Picture yourself as succeeding in what is most important to you right now.
Do this over and over again. You will find that music triggers will automatically motivate you and give you a feeling of power and well-being. I have been able to place myself in a better mood on cue by playing songs that make me feel good.
Here is a great resource that will turbocharge your motivation.
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As you listen to Unstoppable Motivation Now!, just like sands though an hour glass,positive re-patterning statements will be filling you up and filling you up with the most determined-to-succeed attitudes you could possibly imagine.
You will be infused with new, positive, compelling thoughts and beliefs like these:
* It is your destiny to accomplish many great things
* You can move yourself to take productive action anytime and anyplace
* When you say you're going to do something, you do it
* No matter what your goal is, you always find a way to achieve it
* You always find the time to work on your most important goals
* You have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge
* When you set your sights on a goal it's as good as done
* You will learn whatever you must in order to reach your goals
* You always persist until you succeed
* You love getting important things done
* Once you set a goal, you will move Heaven and Earth to reach it
* You see opportunity all around you and much more!
When you begin any new tasks or project, you constantly imagine succeeding. You always give your best effort in every thing you do
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Wishing you Continued Success!
ENJOY!
From the desk of Dan Robey
Margarita Nomeikiene
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02 April 2008, 23:47
Your Team In The Game Of Life By John Di Lemme
While I was coaching one of my clients last week, I realized that his dissatisfaction with his current life situation was a direct result of his choice in "teammates". He asked me "John, how can I just leave my friends?" My answer was "subtraction is just as important as addition in life". You will become a product of your associates! So ask yourself, "Am I around the right people in order to achieve my WHY in life?"
I wrote the following article over one year ago, and since choosing the right "teammates" is such a crucial step to you being successful in life I decided to have you read it again!
Your mastermind team consists of the first three people that you speak to when you begin your day. During the first seven minutes of your day, you should read your WHY card and know exactly why you climbed out of bed and what you will be doing throughout your day. After reading your WHY card and setting your goals, you should then begin to make contact with your mastermind team.
When developing your mastermind team, take the following factors into consideration:
* Who do I know that motivates me throughout my day?
* Who do I know that empowers me to reach my WHY?
* Who do I know that gets me excited about life?
* Who do I know that will continue to encourage me to through rough times?
Take a look at a two VERY POWERFUL SCRIPTURES about the need for a mastermind team;
Ecclesiastes 4:9,10 "Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their labor. For if they fall, one will lift up his companion. But woe to him who is alone when he falls, or he has no one to help him up."
Proverbs 11:14 "Where there is no counsel, the people fall; But in the multitude of counselors there is safety".
Each person on your mastermind team should be excited about his life and consider each day a gift. Just think about those times during the year such as your birthday and Christmas in which you receive gifts. Would you ever say, "No thanks" and push those gifts away? Of course you wouldn't. You would be excited and grateful that someone thought enough of you to provide you with such nice things. That's the same reason that we refer to today as the "present," because each day is a gift from God for us to be grateful for and to be excited about! Your mastermind team should encourage you to reap the benefits of every day by empowering you to achieve your WHY in life.
Now, reflect back over the last three days and think about the first three people that you spoke to each morning. Ask yourself the above-mentioned questions and determine if those people are mastermind team material. If the answer is no, some changes need to be made. You may run into obstacles and find yourself somewhat confused about whom to make part of your mastermind team. If this happens, then just feel comfortable knowing that I will be on your team and help you to determine who else in your life will help you to achieve your WHY.
Once again, I challenge you! Get to work on developing your mastermind Team!
Find Your WHY and FLY!
John shocks millions globally by exposing the truth about how to achieve monumental life success despite the labels that society has placed on you. Through his award winning live seminars, power-packed training programs, live tele-classes, weekly ezine and website http://www.FindYourWhy.com, John Di Lemme has made success a reality for thousands worldwide.
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29 March 2008, 06:15
6 Steps to Making a Good Impression... Every Time By Bob Cox
6 Steps to Making a Good Impression
Remember when you were a freshman in high school? When you were headed out on a first date, what was your main concern? I'm guessing wanting to make a good impression ranked high on your list.
So to prepare for making that good impression, you may have gotten a haircut... put on a new outfit... practiced a few witty remarks... and reminded yourself to smile at your date as much as possible.
If you think about it, preparing to make a favorable first impression is something you do all the time. You do it when you interview for a job, meet potential clients, have that first dinner with your fiance's parents, and in many other situations.
Making a good first impression begins with a conscious decision to put your best foot forward. And then, whenever and wherever possible, you must make the effort to live up to that first time.
When you stop deciding to put your best foot forward and quit making the effort, your image will suffer and your financial or social goals will go off track. And here's a harsh truth: It is much harder to reclaim a favorable impression than to sustain one.
Let's say you applied for a job and are confident you made an excellent first impression on the Human Resources director. You wore your best suit, you researched the company to prepare for your interview, and you were courteous and friendly when you met. You promptly followed up the interview with a thank-you note. You are happy, thinking you have done all you can to secure the job. So you begin arranging your life around the job offer you know is forthcoming. However, it never arrives. Instead, you receive: "We selected another candidate. Thanks for your interest."
What happened? Maybe you were rude to the director's secretary. Maybe the handwriting on your thank-you note was illegible or your resume was full of typos. You may have been well-prepared and well-dressed. You may have had all the right answers during the interview. But if you made other impressions that didn't measure up, that great first impression you worked so hard on is gone.
Successfully achieving your goals includes having people think well of you over and over again. To maintain and reinforce a positive first impression, follow these simple guidelines:
1. Know what you want from each new encounter.
2. Greet everyone with a smile. Smiling relaxes people and draws them to you.
3. Feel positive about yourself - and look like you do. Whenever I have to make a good impression, I say to myself "It's show time!" and put on my happy face.
4. Use your friendly voice. Saying "Hi, nice to meet you" with enthusiasm goes a long way.
5. Extend your hand first, and give a firm handshake. I have met people who shake hands so weakly that all I can think is "What are they afraid of?"
6. When having a conversation, lean slightly forward. This shows that you are interested in what the other person is saying.
But it's not only important to make a good first impression. You have to make a good second impression too.
Here's a personal story that illustrates what I mean...
I became a private pilot in March 2006. That was one of my proudest personal achievements.
There are a small number of flight schools in my area. I went down to the closest one to check it out. They seemed legitimate: They had quite a few students. They had training airplanes for their students. And they had an adequate staff to meet my needs. Based on the limited research I had done, I determined that their price was fair. Overall, I got a good first impression.
It was the second impression that didn't make it.
You see, during the course of my training, I started noticing things that made me uncomfortable about the way they did business. For example, though they really wanted as many training planes in the air as possible (because that's how they made their money), they appeared to neglect such vital things as maintenance and customer satisfaction.
I continued despite my discomfort. Eventually, I completed my training. After the FAA check ride, I earned my private pilot's license. However, since that day, I have not gone back to lease one of their airplanes or take lessons for advanced certification. Although I achieved my personal goal (attaining my private pilot's license), the negative "second impression" the school left on me prevented them from achieving what should have been their primary goal: to turn me into a long-term customer.
When a private pilot receives his license, the learning process is only beginning. I still had a lot of money to spend on completing my education.
I found another training school, have since purchased my own airplane, and use this new flight facility for all my aviation needs. To my delight, this has been an extremely rewarding experience. I enjoy spending my time (and money) at an establishment that exhibits a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment.
The contrast is shocking. Both businesses make the effort to give off a good first impression... but only one works to maintain that good impression every time. And - not surprisingly - I prefer to patronize the company that cares about making a positive impression over and over again.
Keeping yourself in the best possible light isn't always easy. But, as I said, it's harder - maybe even impossible - to restore a tarnished image.
Remember: Your power to impress or alienate others is a matter of personal choice.
Success is about your willingness to keep the big picture in mind every step of the way. Choose to make that extra effort and go that extra mile. In both the short and long run, you will be happier and accelerate the achievement of your goals.
ENJOY!
From Early to rise
Margarita Nomeikiene
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