At the beginning of the year, I blogged about my yoga class being full because people started their New Year’s Resolutions… We’re not even into March and my yoga class is essentially ’empty’. There’s no surprise, most people just don’t commit to their goals and therefore never realise their ultimate dreams or destinies. I used […]
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There is no doubt about it, New Year’s Resolutions are a powerful tool to achieve goals, yet only a few follow up and follow through on their resolutions… Why is that? One simple reason is that most people forget that decisions are made every minute of every day and they add up at the end of […]
The New Year is one of the most popular times of year for people to set goals – New Year’s Resolutions… This quote puts it all in perspective doesn’t it? If you want a second chance at THIS year’s New Year’s Resolutions <- Click here. _____________________________________________________ “I find it fascinating that most people plan their […]
The new year is a great time to do – New Year’s Resolutions. In fact, I have a 52-week program that can help you achieve your New Year’s Resolutions more easily, but that’s not the purpose of today’s post. As author Bryce Courtenay explains in his bestseller, The Power Of One, it’s all about “One […]
New Year’s Resolutions… they are aspirational, yet often vague and almost always corrective. People promise to spend more time with family, get fit, lose weight, quit smoking, reduce debt, consume less alcohol… yet just end up cataloguing the failings of the past year. As with most customs, New Year’s Resolutions are observed in gesture only, […]
Below is a quick chart that a lot of people can relate to. I call it the Then and Now Chart. It’s not meant to be a value judgment, just a realisation some people have about some of the disappointments they have. Someone very wise drew this for me in my early twenties (and I […]
I was talking to someone recently who was overwhelmed with too many things on his plate and I told him something that I thought was worth repeating here… Juggling 10 balls and dropping 6 is not like juggling 4 balls. First of all it’s a lot harder and you don’t look very good dropping the […]
This is a really tough distinction to explain. The statistics are shocking. Only 7% of the population knows the OUTCOME they are trying to achieve, leaving a whopping 93% partially or totally clueless. Add to that the confusion between the OUTCOME and the REWARD. Recently, I had a conversation with an Internet Marketing enthusiast who […]
