We often hear about goals and achievements, and if you don’t have a clear idea of what your goals and targets are, you can soon start to wonder whether this is something you need to have in your life. While you might be used to having targets and deadline to meet at school or at work, setting personal goals is different. A goal could be something you want to achieve academically or professional, but it can also be a goal … Continue reading →
I love Sundays. Sunday mornings would often see our family off to church or spending it with family. As noted, Sundays are often seen as a day of rest, rejuvenation and relaxation, and there is no better way to spend a beautiful Sunday than to enjoy the simple things in life. Here are a few ideas for how to make your next Sunday truly special: Wake up early and watch the sunrise. There is something truly magical about watching the … Continue reading →
Previously we shared a bit about the power of visualization and it’s basis in science. Today we’ll look at 5 easy steps to start visualizing your success starting now. You may not realize it, but you are already a powerful visualizer. You probably spend a lot of time imagining your life, but chances are you’re more focused on worry and anxiety, not on making success your reality. How often do you think about that presentation or that date, and imagine … Continue reading →
Among the successful there’s a common mythology that persists. They’re supposed to be independent. They’re supposed to be strong. They’re supposed to be lone thinkers. It’s as if they came up with a vision of the future and through their own sheer effort, sacrifice, and focus, they turned that vision into reality. Well, while that image of the heroic, maverick, and successful person happens from time to time. It is far from the most common case of success. Successful people eagerly … Continue reading →
Make no mistake. We choose our own beliefs. There’s nobody sitting behind you with a gun pointed to your head telling you to believe certain things. There’s nobody threatening to kill you if you don’t believe you are worthless, incapable, and not up to the job. Nobody’s forcing you to be miserable. I know that that’s an uncomfortable thing to hear because we’re human beings. We’re trapped in a prison of weak flesh and we would love to have somebody … Continue reading →
Sometimes we focus so much on what we need to fix or change about ourselves that we forget to appreciate our strengths ❤️ ✅ I’m a pretty fair singer ✅ I can relate to most peoples situations ✅ I’m good with technology ✅ I’m smart ✅ I have a lot of stamina #30DaysofGratitudeDay13 #WhytoWow
Continue reading →Most of us are exceptionally hard on ourselves when we consider our flaws and shortcomings. We can find ourselves easily stuck in some struggle that we know can be solved, but we just don’t know how to begin. We’re so afraid of failure and of getting it wrong that we let negativity crush our dreams. We’ll talk about the fear of succeeding another time.😀 However, if you tend to let negativity rule your life, I promise you that you’ll never … Continue reading →
One of the most admirable characteristics a person can possess is persistence. Without persistence, no great achievement is possible. Everyone can set goals and make plans for success; however, only a few succeed in achieving their goals. Developing persistence is a way to ensure that you will reach your goals and achieve success. Here are four practical ways that you can become more persistent and accomplish your goals. Identify What You Want Before you can begin to develop your persistence, … Continue reading →
I remember when I was a kid, one of my favorite activities was to go outside to watch the sky actually the clouds. I would go with a few friends and we would lean back on the soft grass and just watch those clouds roll by. In fact, I still do this today and have posted pictures on social media like these. What made the whole thing fun was we’d be looking at the exact same thing, but my friends and … Continue reading →
According to a study released by Microsoft in 2015, the average attention span of a human is eight-seconds, less than that of a goldfish. While this may be disputed we know that our shortened attention spans can dramatically reduce our chances of finding the success we desire. However, with a combination of tools and a change in mindset, it’s possible to eliminate distractions and improve your focus. Prepare Your Brain Before you start any task, take some time to calm … Continue reading →
