Wednesday, April 25, 2007

'Spartan training for the brain' - Wily Walnut's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Wily Walnut's blog post is entitled, "Spartan training for the brain." [blog]

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Walnut says, "Whatever mental skill you want to develop, just find some exercise that utilises that skill and practice everyday.

Keep it simple.

Keep it Spartan." Read Complete Post

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'"Thank You" For Being You' - Thom Singer's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Thom Singer's blog post is entitled, ""Thank You" For Being You." [blog]

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Singer says, "Discovering the positive in people will make your whole attitude about them blossom into a bouquet." Read Complete Post

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'Teachable Moments - 10 Roadblocks to Success' - John Bishop's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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John Bishop's blog post is entitled, "Teachable Moments - 10 Roadblocks to Success." [blog]

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Bishop lists 10 roadblocks that might hinder you to succeed. Read Complete Post

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'Do You Know That Counting Can Improve Your Life?' - Jan Tincher's Blog Article - April 26, 2007

Jan Tincher's blog article is reprinted here.

Do You Know That Counting Can Improve Your Life?
~ By Jan Tincher

Copyright © Jan Tincher - All Rights reserved

If you can count, you can change your life.


How, you ask?


Let’s say you are doing exercises. Kind of boring sometimes, aren’t they? Let’s say you have to hold your stomach in to the count of ten. Instead of counting one, two, three, etc., how about doing this?


"Every day in every way I am better, better, and-better." (Squish the last two words together to make 10.)


"I am health i er, health i er, and healthier."


"I am grow ing old er grace ful ly now."


TIP: Make sure you are seeing the picture you are "counting" to in your mind, for each of these exercises. Really get into it, and you’ll reap the rewards faster and faster.


Let’s say you are doing eye exercises to the count of ten: "My eyes are strong er and strong er to day."


How about if you’re putting rollers in your hair and have to steam them a certain amount of time?: "My hair is look ing nic er and full er."


How about if you are angry and you are counting to ten?: "I am full y and lov ing ly in cont rol of my e mo tions." Oops, you went over ten, that’s OK.


How about if you’re not counting to ten, but you have time you have to fill?: How about if you are waiting for a traffic light to change?: "I am re laxed and pa tient. The light will change soon."


How about if you’re on hold on the phone: "I am re laxed and pa tient. They will be a ble to help me soon."


You’re working on the net, and the site is taking a while to come up: "I am re laxed and pa tient. My com pu ter is get ting fast er and fast er." Or my favorite, "I send out on ly good, I re ceive on ly good."


Because we all understand that if we think negatively, negative things are bound to keep happening. What you are saying to yourself has a direct correlation on what is happening your life, and in your health. Be good to yourself. Think positive, so positive things can keep cropping up in your experiences. And, believe me, they will.


Thanks for reading.

Jan

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'Motivation' - Remez Sasson's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Remez Sasson's blog post is entitled, "Motivation." [blog]

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Sasson defines what motivation is, and what is its effect on people. Read Complete Post

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'2,500+ Speech Topics' - Jim Arthur Peterson's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Jim Arthur Peterson's blog post is entitled, "2,500+ Speech Topics." [blog]

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Peterson lists persuasive and informative speech ideas and some tips on outlining you speech topics. Read Complete Post

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'Stay on Top of the Game by Finding More in Your Life' - Self Help Zone Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Self Help Zone blog post is entitled, "Stay on Top of the Game by Finding More in Your Life." [blog]

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The blog post says, "In order to find more in life, there are five things that we can do.

We can do this with our family and our own personal growth too." Read Complete Post

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'25th - Powerpoint: Boon Or Bust For Presenters' - Jeanette Henderson's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Jeanette Henderson's blog post is entitled, "25th - Powerpoint: Boon Or Bust For Presenters" [blog]

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Henderson says, "So next time you have to do a presentation, resist the urge (and the criticism of the lesser-informed) to put every word or image in your presentation on the screen." Read Complete Post

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'Stop Learning and Start Doing' - My Bubble Life Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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My Bubble Life blog post is entitled, "Stop Learning and Start Doing." [blog]

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The blog post says, "So, give it a try, stop reading, listening to, and watching all time management techniques for a week, and discover the question that you haven't answered." Read Complete Post

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'What Leadership Was And What It Has Become' - Jonathan Farrington's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Jonathan Farrington's blog post is entitled, "What Leadership Was And What It Has Become." [blog]

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Farrington says, "Now, if the gurus and experts are right, leadership is increasingly concerned with soft skills – teamwork, communication and motivation." Read Complete Post

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'The Acid Test of Leadership' - Michael McKinney's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Michael McKinney's blog post is entitled, "The Acid Test of Leadership." [blog]

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McKinney says, "The real strength of a leader is the ability to elicit the strength of a group." Read Complete Post

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'Public Speaking: Deep Penetration' - Tom Antion's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Tom Antion's blog post is entitled, "Public Speaking: Deep Penetration." [blog]

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Antion says, "Many people that know me or have had me do a public speaking engagement for them know that I am a real stickler for pre program research.

This research allows you to connect with the audience on much deeper levels than you could have without it." Read Complete Post

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'Miss Understood' - Lisa Lindeman's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Lisa Lindeman's blog post is entitled, "Miss Understood." [blog]

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Lindeman says that life will go on smoothly if we can recognize the frustration of being misunderstood. Read Complete Post

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'Dealing With Energy Vampires' - Craig Harper's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Craig Harper's blog post is entitled, "Dealing with Energy Vampires." [blog]

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Harper says, "It's great to be a giver, a carer and a feeler (sometimes), but now and then we need to take a stand with certain people.. because if we don't, we begin to suffer and then nobody wins." Read Complete Post

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'The Difference Between Belief and Faith' - Brian Kim's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Brian Kim's blog post is entitled, "The Difference Between Belief and Faith." [blog]

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Kim says, "When I talk about belief and faith for the purpose of this article, I’m talking about them in the context of achieving your goals." Read Complete Post

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'Congratulations You're A Leader!' - Donna Karlin's Blog Post - April 26, 2007

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Donna Karlin's blog post is entitled, "Congratulations You're A Leader!" [blog]

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Karlin says, "People are often catapulted into positions of leadership they're nowhere near ready for.

They end up being overwhelmed and under-qualified when it comes to leading." Read Complete Post

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'Do You Talk Too Much?' - Jan Tincher's Blog Article - April 25, 2007

Jan Tincher's blog article is reprinted here.

Do You Talk Too Much?

~ By Jan Tincher

Copyright © Jan Tincher - All Rights reserved
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Do you talk too much? Some of us talk too much -- but we don't realize it. How do you know if you talk too much? Answering these questions will help:


Are you uncomfortable with silence? Do you find yourself blurting things out that aren't relevant to the situation? Do people look bored when you are speaking? (If the answer is yes to these questions, you'll be happy to know YOU can change, and it's not that difficult.)


When we have a bad habit such as talking too much, we tend to worry about it and, as we all know, worry only makes it worse. Why? Because: *The more we think it, the more we say it, the more we attract it. Do we want it in our lives?*


Worrying is a form of thinking, so what are you thinking? Whatever you continually think about, you attract. If you continually think about how you embarrass yourself by talking too much, you keep attracting the type of situation that gives you the opportunity to talk too much.


Here's a technique you can use that can change that.


Many of the bad habits we have in adulthood started when we were young. So that's where we want to make the change.


Sit down and relax and let your mind drift. When you are totally relaxed, let your thoughts go back in time a few years, then a few years more, then back to when you first remember being overly talkative.


Maybe you remember your folks (or someone else you respected) saying something like *Don't you ever shut up?* Or maybe a gentler reprimand, *Can't you be a little quieter? Maybe not talk so much?*


Just let your mind go back to those times.


Let those thoughts go through your mind. (If none of these apply, which is entirely possible, let your mind go to something that does.)


Think about it for a few minutes. Explore everything that affected you. Realize that the things that happened have made you what you are today. If you don't like it, that's OK. We all have the ability to change, and for many things, the best place to start that change is in the past.


Here is how you can change how the past affects you today.


When you are visualizing the person who was reprimanding you, change something about the memory.


Maybe now, the person is whispering the words to you instead of yelling them at you. Or maybe they are looking over to the side instead of right at you, as though what they are saying is just a suggestion. (You know, a suggestion meaning you can take it or leave it. It's not a reflection on you or your actions.) Or how about this? Instead of looking at you sternly, their eyes are crossing as they look down their nose at the fly that has landed there. (Sometimes humor is the best way to change a memory.)


How does that feel? Not so bad, huh? The purpose here is to let you have your memories, but you are viewing them differently now . . . in such a way that they don't hurt anymore.


Now, visualize yourself standing straight and tall as you leave that person. A smile is on your face and you are speaking softly and slowly to yourself, *I am a soft-spoken, confident person, and I will continually see myself in this way.* (If those words don't work for you, say something positive that does.)


Now, try to visualize a time coming up where you *know* you are going to talk too much. You can't see it, can you? Nah. You're busy looking at that guy with the fly on his nose.


Decide right now to take control of your life. Any memories that have you all tied up into predictable knots can be changed. It just depends on what YOU think, and how quickly you can change the situation in your mind.


Any time something comes up where you start to have a predictable reaction, just think about the fly and smile. The older you get the more you realize that life changes constantly, so why not take charge of those changes?


Good luck, and let me know how it works!


Thanks for reading.


Jan

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'What Do You Really Want?' - Susan Velez's Blog Post - April 25, 2007

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Susan Velez's blog post is entitled, "What Do You Really Want?" [blog]

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Susan recounts stories on how positive thinking can change the situation. Read Complete Post

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