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5 Tips to Achieve your New Year’s Resolution



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New year’s resolutions are a pain in the you know where mainly because most of us do not really know how to keep them.  I know, I’m having a hard time keeping them too.  Gladly there are a few tips that I’ve learned which might just help you and me achieve our new year’s resolutions.

Here they are

  1. Keep your list short – too many resolutions tend to defocus you.  Only keep a short list of resolutions and you’re most likely to achieve them.
  2. Start something new – most of our resolutions are based on the “stop” word.  I’ll stop eating too much food, stop smoking or stop watching too much TV.  While it is OK, people tend to fail on the “stop” resolutions.  Instead, try to think of starting something new that will effectively achieve the same goal.  Instead of saying “stop eating too much food”, rephrase it to “start maintaining a healthy diet”.
  3. Don’t cry over spilled milk – many people quit reaching for their new year’s resolutions when they encounter failure.  They think that they could no longer do it, that they don’t have enough will power.  Well, tell you what… WE ALL FAIL and that’s a part of life.  It’s not how much you fail but how much you keep trying that determines your success.
  4. Plan it all out – if you want to lose fat then have a plan.  Put up an exercise schedule, list out your menu, etc.  This will give you guidelines and checklists to monitor your progress.
  5. Write down your progress – a simple diary should do.  Research shows that people who write down their progress have greater success in sticking with it.  Think of it as a “pat on your back” each time you read your progress and a “reminder” each time you read your failures.

Hopefully, these 5 tips will help us all achieve our new year’s resolutions!

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5 Steps to Achieving your Goals

5 Steps to Achieving your GoalGoal setting is the foundation wherein successful people build their dreams upon. It is the process of clearly defining what you really want to achieve in a certain amount of time and what you need to do to get there. While setting a goal is not an easy task (there are secrets to doing this as well which I’m going to share with you in the future), achieving your goal is an ever greater achievement. In fact, less than 10% of people achieve their goals.

So, to help you become an achiever, I’ll tell you exactly what I do to get there.

I’m going to share with you the 5 steps that I take when I set my goal and what I do to achieve them.

  1. Write down on a piece of clean paper what you really, really, really want to achieve. Many people fail to do this thinking that simply thinking about your goal will be enough. Research shows that writing down your goal increases the probability of you achieving it to as high as 90%. Make it clear. Don’t write “a new house”, instead write down “a 2000 square-meter two-story Victorian house with 8 bedrooms, 5 baths on 1 hectare of land beside the lake. If you can add a picture of your goal, the better.
  2. Define what it takes for you to achieve your goal. If you’re planning to buy a car in 12 months, then you need to know how much the car costs and how much extra money you need to earn each month to attain it. You’ll also need to define how will you raise that extra money on a monthly basis.
  3. Be willing to pay the price. Always remember that each goal has a price to pay for. It can be waking up earlier every morning, eating less food in the evening, investing a certain amount of money into a business and so on. Knowing your goal and knowing what it takes to get there is not enough. You really have to be willing to do what needs to be done to achieve it.
  4. Start doing what needs to be done. You need to do this on a daily basis, with each day taking you closer to your goal. Tick off the things that you have already accomplished and carefully take note of what you need to do next. You might need to adjust from time to time but always stay on track.
  5. Be Passionate, Consistent and Focused. Passion is the fuel that drives you to get there amidst all distractions in life. You need to keep that fire burning. The greater your passion is, the more consistent you will be in achieving your goal. Then of course, you’ll need to focus all your energy towards achieving your goal. Without focus, you’ll end up with your efforts being scattered all over the place and all your passion and consistency will be worth nothing.

There you go. Let these five steps guide you in achieving your goals.

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Twitter, Good or Evil?

Twitter, Good or Evil???Twitter is getting into the lives of more and more people online. People see it as a fast and easy way to let other people know what they’re thinking about and how they’re feeling. It’s also a very effective way of connecting with tons of people – whether you know them or not. This connection is seen as a good thing by many.

That’s basically the good part.

On the other hand, there are those who think that Twitter is evil because it became an avenue for marketers to bluntly and blatantly market their products to those who are following them. It didn’t take very long before all types of internet marketers, both legitimate and scammers, to take on the Twitter craze and bombard people with the things they sell.

Luckily, there are people out there who are willing to spend time to educate people on how to use Twitter properly. These people bring the fun in to Twitter once more and tell all who want to sell at that Twitter is not the place to sell. Rather, it’s a place to meet people. One internet marketer says that Twitter is the place to party.

That makes sense doesn’t it? With all the noise in Twitter, it looks like a party place and not a selling place. Messages go back and forth and many people “overhear” what others are talking about. Surely, you don’t want to be heard pitching that new product that you’re selling. Instead, you want to talk about interesting things.

Now, back to the topic, is Twitter goor or evil? Well, I think it’s much like a knife – it’s neither good nor evil. It’s in the hands of us online citizens to make it good by doing the right thing.

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