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You know it's time to change when the pain of holding on is greater than
the pain of letting go You cannot reach for the new until
you let go of what is in the hand but ....... |
Can you imagine what it would be like if you could
FREE YOURSELF
FROM
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AND
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Alcohol Addiction
Binge Drinking
Claustrophobia
Depression
Exam Nerves
Fear of Flying
Grief
Hypertension
Insomnia
Jealousy
Katagelophobia
Low self-esteem
Migraine
Nervousness
Overeating
Panic attack
Quick temperedness
Relationship problems
Smoking~
Trauma
Unwanted habits
Vulnerability
Worry
Xerophobia
Yo-yo dieting
Zero energy
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ACHIEVEMENT
BALANCE
CALMNESS
DETERMINATION
ENERGY
FOCUS
GRATITUDE
HARMONY
INSPIRATION
JOY
KINDNESS
LOVE
MOTIVATION NOURISHMENTONENESS
PEACE
QUIETUTDE
RELAXATION
SUCCESS
TRANSFORMATION
UNITY
VITALITY
WELLBEING
XTRA FEEL GOOD FACTOR
YES ATTITUDE
ZEST---- and even more |
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IThe article below is
reproduced with the kind permission of the author - Robert Phipps -
probably the UK's best known expert in the field of body language. Robert
has appeared regularly on
“Trisha
Goddard” shows & given his commentary and analysis of all the major party
political leaders for The BBC, GMTV and Sky News.
www.robertphipps.com n achieving any worthy objective there must be
consistency in the amount of hard work you put in, a day here and there
just isn't going to do it, a week of sustained effort isn't going to do it
either!
So what am I saying?
I'm saying, If you want to achieve your goals you must remain focused on
exactly what it is you want.
Starting the process is usually quite easy, especially when you have that
initial excitement about a new objective or goal you've just set yourself.
Here are ten ideas to assist you in reaching any goal you care to set.
1) The Right Reasons, (personal to you) Doing things for the right
reasons is easy, having strong, powerful emotions for reaching your goals
will give you the "Get Up and Go" that is needed when things sometimes get
tough. If we're excited and full of enthusiasm for reaching our goals,
then the energy and vigour naturally follow. If you don't have a strong
enough reason for doing something then it becomes more of an effort,
requires more discipline and uses more energy.
2) Think In Ink. Use pen and paper to write down clear concise
goals, when your eyes see your goals written down, it becomes a new
permanent picture in your subconscious mind, for you to recall any time
you choose.
3) See It, Be It. Visualise what it is you want, feel the strong
emotions you associate with your goals, the smells, the tastes, the
happiness, the sense of achievement.
4) Say It Loud, Say It Proud. Speak to yourself in positive,
present tense terms. I am, I have, I earn, I do, I can, the more emotion
you put in to this exercise, the more powerful they become, the more
energy you will feel.
5) Destination, Station. You can't travel in the right direction
unless you know where to start and exactly where you want to end up. Your
route can change in many ways, the journey will almost certainly not be a
straight one, so look ahead for the blind corners before you get to them.
6) Measure Your Treasure. Your goals are something to be treasured,
if they're not, then you probably don't have "The Right Reasons" in the
first place. So measure your progress, you can only adjust your route if
you find out where you are, otherwise you will waste a lot of effort to
end up a long way from your intended destination.
7) Peer, Steer. Associate with as many positive, motivated and
focused individuals or groups as you can. Meet with them, talk on the
phone, in email, by fax, join news groups, set up your own newsgroups if
you can't find any on your particular goal.
8) Fewer Goals, Fewer Tolls. By this I mean you should concentrate
your efforts on just a few goals at any one time. You can have as many
goals as you like but only have a few priority goals to work on at any
point. Don't pay a higher price en route.
9) Pay Everyday. If you have "The Right Reasons" you already have a
powerful driving force to motivate you to do something every single day to
move towards your desired goals. Taking action every day means you can
breakdown your BIG goals into small manageable sized pieces. You wouldn't
try to eat a whole week's groceries in one meal. So why bite off more than
you can chew.
10) Celebrate and Congratulate. When you achieve milestones reward
yourself and celebrate, even if only in a small way, you're on the road to
overall success, so congratulate yourself on your achievement. The more
you do this the better you will feel, the better you feel the more likely
you are to do it all over again.
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