Stop Making Excuses for Who and Where You Are
It matters that you waste time. It matters that you blame others for your failures. It matters that you are lazy at times.It matters because achieving your goals matters. And eliminating excuses is the pathway that takes you there. It’s the same path that every great achiever has followed.
Positive Thinking is a Powerful Tool for Success
Changing the way you think can be a powerful tool for success. This article discusses the way in which our brain works and how meditation on future thoughts can produce change.
4 Ways to Actively Reprogram Your Thoughts
As with building muscle, the more we “work out” certain neural pathways, the stronger they become. Robust pathways become our favored psychological “highways.” We can generate more happiness, calm and kindness in our life simply by practicing these emotions.
Time Management Hacks That Very Successful People Practice Daily Published on February 13, 2019
Time management is a big part of success. Have you ever wondered how certain people could run a business, spend time with their family, hit the conference circuit and write a book? It’s not because they have superpowers. These people have learned the time management...
5 Daily Habits of Highly Successful People
We all know that habits can either help or hurt your success in life. Bad habits can fester and grow into a lifestyle that takes you away from the things you want to do—and good habits can help you create a life that’s full of action and accomplishment.
10 Things Successful, Happy People Do Differently
We long for new achievements because we quickly habituate to what we’ve already accomplished. This habituation to success is as inevitable as it is frustrating, and it’s more powerful than you realize.
Why Self-Control Is So Important
“Discipline yourself and others won’t need to.” —John Wooden The second tier of Coach Wooden’s Pyramid of Success has four blocks: Self-Control, Alertness, Initiative and Intentness. Coach Wooden chose to direct his definition of self-control at the individual by...