Tag Archives: motivation

Learn The Art Of Following Through: 5 Steps To Ensure You Will Achieve Your Goals

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Erin Falconer

Why is it so hard for people to follow through their goals? Why some people can stick to their goals no matter what they face while others falter easily in face of obstacles? Definitely there are some things that those who had succeeded in following through their New Year Resolution or hit their goals know that others don’t know. Read on and I will share with you the art of following through your goals. Continue reading →

Stop Waiting for Permission

How to Stop Waiting for Permission

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Erin Falconer

When you were a child, you often had to wait for permission to do something. Perhaps you needed to be a certain age before you were allowed to use the oven or cross the road by yourself. Maybe you needed to ask mom before you got a snack. Even as a teen, you had to stick to rules: curfew, acceptable music volume, homework… Continue reading →

6 Traits that Separate Winners from Whiners

Posted on February 4, 2010 by Erin Falconer

Big or small, unexpected events will happen. You can not avoid them, you can only control how you respond to them. It is in those critical moments after the unexpected occurs that ultimately determine your long term success. Think about it: anyone can do well when everything is going great. What separates people who succeed (the Winners) from those who don’t and just complain about it (the Whiners) is how well they respond to life’s inevitable curveballs. Continue reading →

Dreams

7 Reasons Why You Need to Be a Big Dreamer

Posted on January 31, 2010 by Erin Falconer

Being a big dreamer doesn’t mean that you walk around with your head in the clouds. It means that you’re seeking a purpose for your life and it means that you’re becoming fulfilled in the process. Continue reading →

Self-Discipline

Can You Learn to be Self-Disciplined?

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Erin Falconer

A lot of people have quite a fatalistic attitude towards self-discipline. They see themselves as essentially undisciplined people who lack the stamina to follow through on their decisions. They might talk about a “procrastination problem” or “no will power”. They blame their lack of self-discipline for their inability to get their business off the ground, or finish college, or successfully quit smoking or diet. Continue reading →

Personal Development

Personal Development: More Than Self-Motivation and Positive Thinking

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Erin Falconer

Personal development happens when you finally decide to change the way you live your life for the better. It must be emphasized that the whole process is not only made up of good experiences or formal workshops. Even bad experiences can help in pointing a person to the right direction in life. Continue reading →