For practically every habit you want to change, you can create a better, more productive Self-Talk that will advance desired change and results. Learn how to properly feed your brain with right thoughts and words, and you will discover a powerful method for positively impacting your life forever.
Do you know that every cell in your body is affected by every thought you have … every word you say to yourself?
Whether or not the Self-Talk you engage in is good or bad, it affects what you believe, the attitudes and feelings you hold, the actions you take, and the results you produce.
I recently wrote a complete list of the things I wanted to do before I die. I recorded them in my online journal so I can view them anytime I want. Since I have written my list, I have already done things I never thought possible. Here are some of those dreams.
THE DREAM
My father and I have talked about attending the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Georgia for years. I always thought that I would someday be able to go, but never imagined it would be so soon; and here’s how it all started.
Getting organized is much easier to talk about than to actually do. The words themselves are misleading. They can cover everything from high level business planning to organizing your sock drawer.
Getting organized is simple to say and not so simple to do. The words themselves are misleading. They can cover everything from high level business planning to organizing your sock drawer.
Every type of organization that you engage in will involve a different part of your brain and emotions. You will use different tools to achieve the outcome. It’s no wonder that we are often thrown into a state of confusion when we approach most organizational tasks.
Too many people live each day with disappointment, guilt, frustration, shame, and even disgust. They have buried their potential and have learned to settle. But, their potential is not lost, it is just buried.
Sometimes people say things like, “Well, my life isn’t what I’d really like for it to be, but I guess its good enough; I’m getting by.” They are settling and accepting life as it is with no anticipation for the future.
Settling for where things are today indicates a lack of belief in your potential. And sadly, many people simply allow their potential to lie dormant for a lifetime. They do that for a number of reasons.