Make the Most of Your Day!

Paul J. Meyer

When was the last time you complained that you had too much time on your hands? You probably cannot remember that far back. The truth is that most of us cannot squeeze into a 24-hour period all the items written on our daily planners. A common mistake most people make is to attempt
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All You Want is Within Your Reach

Chris Widener

If there is one thing that I believe with all my heart it is that you can have any life you choose to. You can live the life you have always dreamed of.
We live in a period of unparalleled opportunity in human history. Think about it: Just one hundred years ago, most people really
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The Reality of Fear

Lisa Jimenez
One of the biggest barriers that all people have to overcome on their journey of success is fear. Fear of failure. Fear of rejection. Fear of change. Fear of responsibility and commitment. And the big one – Fear of success. It is fear (and all of its cousins like worry, anxiety, depression and self-doubt)
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What The Bleep is All This Quantum Physics Stuff About?

“Quantum Physics is the science of gods… Newtonian Physics is the science of the small minds of men.”
Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting that you should forget the Newtonian world of three dimensions (3D) and just operate in the quantum soup–not if you want to get any results, that is.
To be effective, you
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The Top Ten Ways to Gain 2 Hours a Day or More!

Chris Widener
When you gain 2 hours a day, that is 14 hours a week and a whopping 728 hours a year or 18.2 workweeks!
Take a look at the list below and implement a few – if not all – of them and see how much time you gain this week and how much more you
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Your Ideal Self and Life

Your self-concept is made up of three parts, each of which affects each of the others.
Understanding these three parts enables you to put your hands on the keyboard of your own mental computer. When you learn to take charge of the development of a new and positive self-concept of selling, you
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Respect For Others

Tony Alessandra, Ph.D.
When I was in high school back in 1960’s, everyone always divided themselves into self-contained, often exclusive, groups. These groups followed all the old clichés — you had your greasers, your jocks, your nerds, your college prep kids, and your vocational kids — and everyone was always careful to stay within their own
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