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• Smokescreens Stop Our Progress in Life

  
  Foo Thoughts — Authority:
  Excuses are the tools with which persons with no purpose in view build for themselves great monuments of nothing.  ~Steven Grayhm It feels so easy to tell ourselves that we don’t have what it takes to move on; I can’t forget that height I have jump from, I need more time to think about it, I can’t do this, I ...
  13 hours ago

• 4 Stages of Competence

  
  Sources of Insight — Authority: 113
  One of the models that helps me cope with learning new skills is the 4 stages of competence.   It helps remind me of the progression from the early awkward stage to the competent stage.   According to the model, you move from unconscious competence to unconscious competence.  Here are the 4 stages: Unconscious ...
  2 days ago

• 5 Tips for Finding Your Signal and Creating a Web Presence to Support It

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  I wrote this post for my friend and fellow Innerpreneur, Tim Bursh . He blogs on Social Impact, Social Media and Community. I encourage you to read the article in it’s entirety . 5 Tips for Finding Your Signal Accept that there is no demand for your message. Express your point-of-view. The more valuable ...
  3 days ago

• I’m a Glutton for Experience

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  I’m in Paris, France and Barcelona, Spain for the next week , capitalizing on the business trip (aka enjoying the free hotel) my husband has been sent on. I’ve brought my computer, and before I left, I told myself I would work… because I feel guilty . Guilty for spending money I don’t have, guilty for the ...
  4 days ago

• Change Rumination or Pessimism to Defeat Depression

  
  Sources of Insight — Authority: 113
  Don’t Ruminate.  Don’t dwell on things that go wrong. According to Martin Seligman, in the book Learned Optimism: How to Change Your Mind and Your Life , people who mull over bad events are called ruminators. A ruminator can either be an optimist or a pessimist. An optimist that ruminates avoids depression ...
  6 days ago

• Make a list (25): Quotes to live by

  
  Family Matters — Authority: 124
  Quotes are signs we put on our map to navigate through the journey called "life" - Ronit Baras Quotes are signs we put on our map to navigate through the journey called "life". We need the signs to find our way through the happiness and sadness, joy and heartaches, challenges and success. They are the ...
  6 days ago

• The Toronto Meetup Is Exactly What I Need

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  This past Monday It was a rainy night in a slightly pretentious Italian restaurant in downtown Toronto where mid-level suits go to wine and dine . I’m standing at the bar, expecting two confirmed attendees and wondering what I was thinking when I picked the place . The first person to arrive is Nathalie ...
  1 week ago

• Time Needed to Form a Habit

  
  Lone Gunman — Authority: 515
  How long does it take to form a habit? By studying 96 people as they each attempt to start a new habit, the answer comes out as between 18 to 254 days, with a mean of 66. Some good news and caveats: Missing a single day did not reduce the chance of forming a habit. A sub-group took much longer than the others ...
  1 week ago

• Permanent, Personal, and Pervasive

  
  Sources of Insight — Authority: 113
  When something goes wrong, be careful how you explain it to yourself. According to Martin Seligman in Learned Optimism: How to Change Your Mind and Your Life , A pessimist explains it as permanent, personal, and pervasive. For example, you might tell yourself, “this will never change” or “it’s me” or ...
  1 week ago

• 3 Stories for Improving Your Thinking, Feeling, and Doing

  
  Sources of Insight — Authority: 113
  The stories we tell ourselves can limit us or enable us. In any given situation, we’re telling ourselves stories about other people, the situation and ourselves. In these stories, we can play the victim or we can be the hero. Victim stories focus on our own pain and challenges and wear us down. Hero stories lift us ...
  1 week ago

• Happy to Be Myself

  
  Family Matters — Authority: 124
  Be yourself, everyone else is taken - Oscar Wilde Yesterday, when I drove with my daughter Noff to a "girls night out" at her school, she said to me, "I wish I had a baby sister or a baby brother". That started a conversation about what is best to be - the youngest in the family (she is 8 years old and she is the ...
  1 week ago

• The Art of Enlightened Success with Jamie Smart | Virtual Hypnosis

  
  Hypnosis MagazineHypnosis Magazine — Authority: 150
  “I’ve spent over $70000 this year alone to acquire the secrets of Enlightened Success, & now I’m going to share them with you” The Art of. Original post: The Art of Enlightened Success with Jamie Smart | Virtual Hypnosis BlogBabel Tags: downloads , health-hypnosis , Hypnosis , hypnotic-state , ...
  1 week ago

• The Truth About Compromise

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  I’ve noticed that people often use the word “compromise” not in relation to a mutual concession or a trade, but to describe the betrayal of their principles, the surrender of their belief to the groundless claim of another . A “compromise” in this instance could be a wife’s surrender to her husband’s ...
  1 week ago

• Your Happiness Plan

  
  Stepcase Lifehack — Authority: 560
  A Quick Survey Before we get under way with today’s briefer-than-normal chat, I want to conduct a little research on the run. Put up your hand if happiness is one of your aims in life. And no, participation is not optional at Stepcase Lifehack today. Yep, even you scaredy cats. Okay, keep ‘em up so I can ...
  1 week ago

• Your Happiness Plan

  
  i-penny — Authority: 151
  A Quick Survey Before we get under way with today’s briefer-than-normal chat, I want to conduct a little research on the run. Put up your hand if happiness is one of your aims in life. And no, participation is not optional at Stepcase Lifehack today. Yep, even you scaredy cats. Okay, keep ‘em up so I can ...
  1 week ago

• My Utopia Exists. You’re Surfing It Right Now.

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  Does this sound like your ideal community? It’s pretty damn close to mine. 1. Constantly growing organically The web consists of millions of pages, and it grows by the moment. A page can be added by anyone, anywhere. Hyperlinks are what connects these millions of pages and they can be created by anyone, anywhere. ...
  1 week ago

• Make a list (24): Excuses

  
  Family Matters — Authority: 124
  Whoever wants to be a judge of human nature should study peoples excuses - Christian Friedrich Hebbel As a life coach whose task is to help people reach their full potential and live the life they want, I hear endless excuses about why people are not living the life they want already. One day, I said to myself ...
  1 week ago

• Thinking You Need to Accept It? That’s So Conventional.

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  Door A: “Either” accept the world as it is This is conventional thinking. It’s a self-reinforcing lesson that life is about accepting unattractive and unpleasant trade-offs . e.g., Either you are an artist and know little about business or you are an economist and have no understanding of creativity, art, ...
  1 week ago

• One Week ‘Till We Meetup in Tdot

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  There are still 2 empty chairs at dinner with me and 8 other Innerpreneurs in Toronto next Monday . If your in Toronto, why not stop by and have some delicious Southern Italian food and great conversation. I’m confident you’ll get value from the night. Toronto Meet-up Monday, November 2, 2009, 7:30 PM EST at ...
  2 weeks ago

• Discover Your Future One Day At A Time

  
  Rise of the Innerpreneur — Authority: 118
  There’s a whole lot of shit that you can’t control, but you can control how you respond to it . Adaptability is more than simply rolling with the punches — it’s about being able to calmly, intelligently and readily respond to circumstances . As a business owner, it’s important for you to be able to ...
  2 weeks ago

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