It says, " Hello everyone, trust all is well…
The last ten days or so have been fantastic and enlightening.
For those who have my book you will understand what I am about to write, if you don’t yet, save this and go get it!
Monday, February 26, 2007
'What Do You See?' - The Only Option Blog Post - February 27, 2007
The only option blog post is entitled, "What Do You See?"
It says, " Hello everyone, trust all is well…
The last ten days or so have been fantastic and enlightening.
For those who have my book you will understand what I am about to write, if you don’t yet, save this and go get it!
It says, " Hello everyone, trust all is well…
The last ten days or so have been fantastic and enlightening.
For those who have my book you will understand what I am about to write, if you don’t yet, save this and go get it!
'Leave A Legacy' - No Mountain Too High Blog Post - February 27, 2007
No Mountain Too High blog post is entitled, "Leave A Legacy."
It says, "Lock In Your Legacy.
You, my friend, are going to die.
What? What kind of motivational tool is that? Real inspiring!" Read Complete Post
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It says, "Lock In Your Legacy.
You, my friend, are going to die.
What? What kind of motivational tool is that? Real inspiring!" Read Complete Post
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'Do You Know that Stress Could Lead to Depression and Suicidal Thought?' - Personal Learning Lifestyle Blog Post - February 27, 2007
Personal Learning Lifestyle blog post is entitled, "Do You Know that Stress Could Lead to Depression and Suicidal Thought?"
It says, "When we look at specific examples of mental health problems, we discover that stressful negative life events account for a large number of depression cases.
In 1969, when a team of investigators looked at the life events of 185 depressed patients prior to the onset of their depression, they discovered that, in almost all cases, there was an overwhelming excess of negative life events or events involving some sort of personal loss." Read Complete Post
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It says, "When we look at specific examples of mental health problems, we discover that stressful negative life events account for a large number of depression cases.
In 1969, when a team of investigators looked at the life events of 185 depressed patients prior to the onset of their depression, they discovered that, in almost all cases, there was an overwhelming excess of negative life events or events involving some sort of personal loss." Read Complete Post
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Saturday, February 24, 2007
'You Should Think like I do' - Blair Warren's Blog Post - February 24, 2007
Blair Warren's article is reprinted here.
About the Author
Blair Warren is the author of "The Forbidden Keys to Persuasion." Visit his website at http://www.blairwarren.com
You Should Think Like I Do
I like “how to be successful” books. I read a lot of them. I get value out of most of them. But they often contain a common element that just rubs me wrong.
Pick up most “how to be successful” books and you’ll see it on nearly every page. If you want to be successful, you need to think the way the author thinks. You need to see things the way the author sees things. You need to believe the things the author believes. Etc, etc.
Of course, it’s rarely stated out right, but the message is there just the same: if you want to be successful, you need to think like I do.
The trouble is, you can’t just decide to start thinking like someone else and have it stick. Why? Because you are you; you aren’t the other person. And since everyone’s life experiences are unique, the way we think will - to a large degree - be unique as well.
Does this mean we’re doomed to failure if we see the world very differently than some author we admire? I doubt it.
Just look at the wide variety of people who become successful in the world and then ask yourself, “If it is necessary to think a specific way in order to succeed, then how did all these vastly different people do it?”
Perhaps the key isn’t that we need to think like someone else but make the most of how we ourselves think. Since life gives each of us different experiences, perhaps we are to build upon those experiences and see where they take us rather than try to be like someone else.
Oscar Wilde said, “To regret one’s own experiences is to arrest one’s own development. To deny one’s own experiences it to put a lie into the lips of one’s life. It is no less than a denial of the soul.”
Heavy stuff, but I have found it to be true.
We may long to live the lives of those who parade their success before us, but to find our own success perhaps we would do well to perfect who we are than try to imitate what we see."
About the Author
Blair Warren is the author of "The Forbidden Keys to Persuasion." Visit his website at http://www.blairwarren.com
*IMNewswatch would like to thank Blair Warren for granting permission to reprint this article.
'Ready, Set, Goals! A Personal Challenge . . . ' - Self Improvement Gym Blog Post - Feburary 24, 2007
Self Improvement Gym Blog Post is entitled "Ready, Set, Goals! A Personal Challenge . . ."
The blog post says, "Why is it that goals are so important?
Well, with goals you create your future in advance.
This is true on many levels, but the most significant is that once you set a goal you actually ‘create’ something.
You bring thoughts together to form ideas and images." Read Complete Post
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The blog post says, "Why is it that goals are so important?
Well, with goals you create your future in advance.
This is true on many levels, but the most significant is that once you set a goal you actually ‘create’ something.
You bring thoughts together to form ideas and images." Read Complete Post
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Thursday, February 22, 2007
'Great Companies And Great People' - Robert Stuberg's Blog Post - February 23, 2007
Robert Stuberg's Blog Post is entitled "Great Companies And Great People."
Robert says, "Have you ever thought about what it is that makes a company great?
Certainly the most obvious answer is the people in the company.
In order to have a great company, you need great people.
That almost goes without saying." Read Complete Post
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Robert says, "Have you ever thought about what it is that makes a company great?
Certainly the most obvious answer is the people in the company.
In order to have a great company, you need great people.
That almost goes without saying." Read Complete Post
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'Revolution or Evolution' - Robert Stuberg's Blog Post - February 23, 2007
Robert Stuberg's blog post is entitled, "Revolution or Evolution."
Robert says, "I was recently consulting for a company that is facing some very serious challenges.
Because of a total lack of communication and execution at all levels, a once profitable company has fallen from a position of generating literally millions of dollars in profit every year to a position of losing so much money that the company is now millions of dollars in debt." Read Complete Post
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Robert says, "I was recently consulting for a company that is facing some very serious challenges.
Because of a total lack of communication and execution at all levels, a once profitable company has fallen from a position of generating literally millions of dollars in profit every year to a position of losing so much money that the company is now millions of dollars in debt." Read Complete Post
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