Bad Day? 5 Tips to Keep Your Motivation
A couple of weeks ago I had a bad day. Actually, it was a terrible day. Every piece of news I got was disappointing. Did it affect me? I still have bruises from the rock I tried to hide under. Continue reading
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Hate Your Job? Here’s the Solution…
Breaking news! Most Americans don’t like their jobs. The results of a new Conference Board study show 55{54c12dad2cc2b53ae830e39915b1a3e70288dbcbbeb8bbf8395437c5dc3c512c} of Americans are dissatisfied with their work, which was the lowest level ever recorded in more than 22 years of studying the issue. Is it just me, or are these results completely NOT shocking? Continue reading
Change Your Beliefs, Change Your Life
People believe all sorts of things for all sorts of reasons. Some beliefs are trivial and others are very important, but two things are certain:
1. Our underlying beliefs operate at a deep, subconscious level, and
2. These underlying beliefs affect what we experience in life, including our level of success or failure in any endeavor.
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The Goals Shortcut: Getting What You Want—Right Now
When I work with clients to focus on the new feeling they want to create, they find a wealth of options for getting there, including many that are available right now.
This is what I call “The Goals Shortcut” and its awesome power is that it allows you to feel the way you want to feel right now – not way off in the distant future after a goal has been achieved. Continue reading
5 Interesting Ways to Improve Your Health and Happiness
When you think of improving your health and happiness, what do you think about? Is it diet? Is it money? Or is it even having that dream house with a nice car? We all have different dreams, but the thing that connects us all is the fact that we believe these dreams will make us happy. Continue reading
5 Ways to Laugh When You Want to Cry
Life is in fact all of these things. Unfortunately, reality being what it is, life can, from time to time, suck beyond the telling of it. Every so often life comes along and metaphorically kicks you in the gut.
During these times it is perfectly normal to want to cry. There is nothing wrong with wallowing in brief bouts of self-pity. Continue reading
