life – Page 40 – Personal Growth Cafe

August 14, 2018January 15, 2018

By keeping organized and utilizing my time wisely, procrastination melts away.

Living an ordered life helps me accomplish my goals. I am so happy that I am in control of my projects and goals.

Being productive is important to me because I want to live an active and purposeful life and when I reach my goals, I feel proud of myself.

In order to be productive in my life, I keep organized.

It is important for me to find ways to organize my desk, to remove paper clutter from my life, and to arrange my home into a peaceful environment.

I do not put off tackling chores because I know that my neatness will make completing any given task easier.

By managing my time wisely, I stay on track.

Using calendars to mark important dates and meetings, writing schedules in my planner, and setting deadlines for myself, are all ways of making sure I use my time wisely.

Completing tasks is so much easier because I choose to manage my time effectively.

When I procrastinate, I feel frozen by inaction, but I can overcome this feeling.

By keeping organized and using my time wisely, procrastination melts away.

Warmth spreads from my fingers to my toes. All of that pent up energy is released and I am free to complete my projects.

It is such a relief to be organized. The systems I have in my life make my daily chores more manageable. I am able to classify projects and accomplish them in a sensible way.

Effectively using my time means I can get even more accomplished and by finishing my tasks, I am prepared for the excitement of a new challenge.

How can you introduce more order into your life?

Have you invested enough energy into managing your time effectively?

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August 14, 2018January 15, 2018

You can determine how confident people are by listening to what they don’t say about themselves. – Brian G. Jett

August 13, 2018January 15, 2018

Deadlines do not scare me. I let go of worry and concentrate on getting things done.

I am relaxed when faced with deadlines because I plan ahead and break my task into manageable pieces.

I know that procrastination only makes things more difficult for me, so I start on a project as early as I can in order to ease the pressure as the deadline approaches.

I let go of the idea that things will just come together and instead take the time to make solid plans.

I decide early if I’m going to need more supplies, more research, or more help. This way I have the time to find just what I need in a relaxed and thoughtful manner.

I organize my steps, dividing the task into pieces that I know I can handle. I am far more productive when I choose to do a little bit every day, than if I save it all for a last minute crunch.

I know when to delegate and have people lined up who can help me if, despite my best efforts, I find myself in a bind near the end of a project.

Because I have taken the time to help them when they were the ones in need, I know I will be able to count on them to help me.

I am proactive. By approaching each project with care and thoughtfulness, I am confident that I will be able to reach full completion without undue worry.

How do you give yourself time to deal with unexpected issues that might arise?

Have you fostered a team mentality by your own willingness to help others so you can get help when you need it?

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August 12, 2018January 15, 2018

The roots of true achievement lie in the will to become the best that you can become. – Harold Taylor

August 11, 2018January 15, 2018

Vision without action is a day dream. Action without vision is a nightmare. – Japanese Proverb

August 10, 2018January 15, 2018

A good compromise is one where everybody makes a contribution. – Angela Merkel

August 9, 2018January 15, 2018

Sanity may be madness but the maddest of all is to see life as it is and not as it should be. – Don Quixote

August 9, 2018January 15, 2018

Tips for Using “The Secret” In Your Life

By now you must’ve heard of The Secret, a book by Rhonda Bryne that talks about the Law of Attraction and how to use The Secret in your life.

But have you read the book or seen the movie and tried to incorporate the tips into your life but failed?

If so, it’s okay! You’re not alone.

That frustration stems from the fact that The Secret really only skims the surface on what you need to do in order to change your life.

To help you have the success you’re after, we’ve compiled a few tips to help you achieve your deepest desires!

How to Use The Secret In Your Daily Life

The basic premise of The Secret is that you attract the things you constantly think about.

To help make sure you stay on track with manifesting your desires, make a list.

You may think you know what you want, but those thoughts are often vague or not put in the right perspective.

Get specific. Instead of writing that you want to be out of debt, you need to visualize that you have all the money you could ever need and desire.

Think of your credit card statements with a zero balance. Think about what you will do with the money.

Make your list of wants very precise all the way down to the smallest detail.

Use visual reminders to help keep you focused. If you want a new car, then find a picture of the exact car you want.

You can even go to a dealership with a friend and take your dream car for a test drive and have your friend take your picture in the car.

Print the picture out and post it where you’ll see it each and everyday. You can do this with anything you want.

To attract more money, write yourself a check in the exact amount you want and post it everywhere you can see it.

The mind works well with visual reminders and clues.

Create a personal mantra or motto that you can use as a screensaver or wallpaper on your computer.

Record the message on your voicemail.

Write it out on small slips of paper and post those papers everywhere so every time you start to slip into negative thinking, you have a positive reminder to help you re-focus.

Reprogram Your Mind

To make sure you’re taking complete advantage of what The Secret teaches, you have to reprogram the way you think and this takes time.

Making sure you have gentle reminders that help reprogram your mind will be greatly beneficial.

It’s easy to slip into the old way of thinking, worrying about money, or stressing over negative things.

But you can disallow yourself to get into that negative spiral by staying focused on the positive.

Being Grateful For The Abundance Already In Your Life

You also need to be grateful for the things you have in your life right now. No, you may not have everything you want, but you have everything you need to succeed.

Be thankful for each day you wake up, for the fact that you’re able to breathe and move on your own.

Be thankful that you have a job, a roof over your head, and clothes on your back.

Be gracious because you have someone who loves you.

The only way to get more of a good thing is to appreciate the good you have.

Create a gratitude book.

Write in it whenever you have time and keep it handy so any time you feel down, you can take it out and remind yourself of all the good you have.

Follow these tips and you’ll see the magic of The Secret at work in your life.

How can you prevent discouragement?

What are you hopeful about today?

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August 8, 2018January 15, 2018

There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it’s going to be a butterfly. – Buckminster Fuller

August 8, 2018January 15, 2018

I find it easier to say no to distractions everyday.

Because I have a plan for my life, it is easy to say no to distractions and I am able to stay on track.

In life, there are many pathways I may take, but I want to reach my goals and stay on track.

Saying no to distractions makes me feel empowered.

It is important for me to put myself first.

This does not mean that I am selfish.

Putting myself first means I value my worth and that I understand that my priorities are worthwhile.

Sometimes it may not be easy to say no to a family member or friend who offers a diversion.

Remembering that I am saying no to a distraction and not to a loved one makes it easier for me to say no.

Distractions are most tempting to me when I am tired and overworked.

I recognize that this is my body and mind’s way of telling me to take a break.

Taking planned breaks to rejuvenate my mind makes it easier for me to stay focused on my goals.

Although distractions may arise everyday, these petty diversions do not tempt me.

I dismiss distractions because they steer me off course.

My direction is deliberate. Choosing to stay on track is a good decision.

When you am tempted by a distraction, how do you realize that your mind and body may be telling you you need a break?

How can you reflect on past feelings of accomplishment to help you say no to distractions?

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