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January 13, 2010

Success In Life Comes From P?rsonal Development-Desire

Filed under: Development Plans — Tags: achieve, Achievement, article, articles, burning desire, desire, elie nassour, Goal Setting, goals, inspiration, jaykubassek, Motivation, Motivational, people, person, Personal Development, Personal Growth, steps to success, strong desire, Success, successful, Time Management — admin @ 11:38 am

Personal development is key if you want to be successful in anything in life or in anything you want to accomplish. The first step is to have that strong desire because everything starts with you thinking and having that burning desire to achieve whatever you like and want from life. Self-improvement is the first step by working on yourself then you will change to become whatever person you aspire to be. So first you need to identify the problem you are facing which can be lack of motivation for example and by doing so you are going through the first step of self-improvement. You need to analyze that and figure a way to overcome that by creating a definite plan which you will follow daily until you have achieve what you want which is to be a well motivated person that can attack anything he wants anytime and win!

Second is to build the desire you need to achieve you goals. To do so you must think of what you want in life and write it down on a piece of paper and read it every morning and night before you sleep. By doing so you are putting that thought into your mind to build that burning and strong desire in your mind and self to achieve it no matter what happens and that you will overcome every single obstacle that comes you way. There is a saying by Napoleon Hill that I want to quote which goes like this “A thought backed up by a burning desire has a tendency of transmuting itself into its physical equivalent.” That means whatever you think and program into your head and with that you have the strong desire to back it up you can make it a reality!

Those are the few main steps to success that you should follow if you are looking and wanting to change your life for the best. There are many more tips and secrets to come so stay in touch.

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December 15, 2009

Self Improvement Principles and Advice That Determines Success in Life

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In every aspect of life, the basic ingredient to success is working hard. When you fail to put extra effort in whatever you are doing, then you become a candidate of failure.

For hard work to be beneficial, it should be exercised on the most important issues rather than dwelling on insignificant matters. It therefore becomes imperative to have principles that will propel you towards achieving success in life.

One of these principles is effective time management. Plan your time well by delegating and assigning appropriate time on important projects that are rewarding. Despite the significance of prioritizing, your efforts would prove fruitless if not directed towards the achievement of one’s goals.

Good planning entails the development of smart and achievable goals and thus creation of personal timetable is advisable. Rule out anything on your timetable that does not give you a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment. Try your level best to come up with a timetable that will work for you and remember to check your timetable robbers like laziness, because whatever you sow, you will reap.

It is not the total amount of time spent that counts but rather the quality and uninterrupted time spent on any particular project that matter. Always concentrate on your work and avoid idleness and time wastage.

Having principles also means having boundaries. Being principled calls for self discipline; this is an essential attribute that determine ones destiny.

Do not be afraid to say no to any unproductive idea or venture. I believe that, a practical measure of developing self-discipline is avoiding bad company. I therefore don’t need to remind you that bad company distorts good morals.

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November 27, 2009

Personal Development and Personal Productivity

Filed under: Development Plans — Tags: Personal Development, Time Management — admin @ 11:09 pm

Personal development goes a long way in affecting productivity. Human mind rapidly shifts between levels of grief, guilt, fear, joy, love and courage. While people pop in and out of these levels, there’s usually a predominant ‘usual’ state for everyone. An increase in productivity in metaphysical terms refers to a flow of clarity and strength deep inside one’s heart which translates into their speech, mind and actions. Productivity is nothing but an uninterrupted flow whose result transmigrates into the material world as wealth. Anything that saps your energy and robs you of focus stems this flow. Time management is a critical element in personal productivity and how you manage your time can make or break you. The super dynamic entity that time is leaves no room for procrastination. The sole weapon human possess against this virtually indestructible enemy is planning. Most people commit the mistake of drafting plans that would require an android to execute.
Art of Time Management
An ideal Time management plan is one which is practical and realistic. Most time management plans bites the dust because it’s drafted without considering the ‘humanity factor’. Humans unfortunately have a labyrinth of ‘internal resistances’ comprising of doubt, fear and procrastination. Even the best of the system fails miserably if it fails to address both the mental and physical reason why you get stuck. Once a person realizes where he/she is spending the time it unlatches the door that separates the unconscious habits and the conscious. Time logging is another useful option which traces where you have been wasting the resources.
Cultivating a desire
All great success stems from a simple desire or an idea. What ultimately fuels these ideas into reality is the power of desire. An idea can render you a temporary moment of satisfaction but it’s the desire that’s going to help you overcome the inevitable hardships. Individuals who cultivate a burning desire are on a drive and would go to any length to see their goal met. Everything’s nice and good when the riding the crest of a wave, it’s when the wave crashes and you are left a total wreck that the power of your desire gets tested. A burning desire is an infinite source of inspiration from which one can draw from even at the depths of desperation and hopelessness.
All said and done, systems are great, templates are good and plans are well drafted. But if they don’t suit you or your situation, you are pretty much back to square one. Trying to fit into someone’s shoes cramps your effectiveness, leaving you sore. Personal development is best described with an analogy of our existence. If one examines the events that took place for us to be brought into existence at this precise moment in time. The whole series of happenings just seems a freak accident that should have never happened. In the realm of Personal development, nothing is really impossible, because everything is.

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