I got home tonight to hear some sad news.
Randy Pausch, who became quite the phenomenon with his Last Lecture, died today.
I got home tonight to hear some sad news.
Randy Pausch, who became quite the phenomenon with his Last Lecture, died today.
There are quite a few methods out there to combat procrastination, a couple of which I’ve mentioned on this blog.
There’s breaking down your big stuff into smaller, manageable tasks.
There’s committing to working on something you’ve been avoiding for at least 15 minutes.
But how about rooting out procrastination at the source?
In this article, I’m giving away the secret to determining if the Law of Attraction is working in your life…
I realized something about the article that I published here yesterday. I may have given the impression that I don’t think that “positive thinking” has a place in our lives.
Nothing could be further from the truth!
How do you describe your emotional state?
If you are angry, do you say “I am angry?”
Does depression automatically bring on “I’m depressed?”
I believe that it was Tony Robbins who said that the key to success was in taking massive action toward your goals.
Not just a little bit of action.
Massive Action.
Have you checked out Bob Doyle’s Boundless Living Challenge yet?
It starts on July 20th (just over a day as I write this), and I wanted to make sure that all of you had the opportunity to join us.
One thing that’s helped me to keep from getting too down on myself, and to keep going in the face of either success or failure, is to recognize that, as a human being, I’m not as much a set identity as I am a process.
There’s a new site in town for free personal development material, and two new resources have been made available - free audio book versions of “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill, and “The Science of Being Well” by Wallace Wattles.
This was just too good not to let people know about ASAP… Mark Joyner is giving away access to all of the current Simpleology courses to a lucky few!
In this three part video series, Earl Nightingale talks about how “a person becomes the person he becomes.”