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Singular Focus

January 31st, 2007 No comments

The first requisite for success is the ability to apply your physical and mental energies to one problem incessantly without growing weary…Thomas A. Edison

How long have you consistently stayed with singular focus on a project?

The Coaching Orientation audio will guide you through some tips that will get you ‘well on the road’ before I personally work with you.
This 30-minute audio is designed to be listened to after you have downloaded and completed the sheet titled “Orientation” from www.forwardsteps.com.au, under the heading “Coaching Tools”.

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Coaching Tip #291

January 31st, 2007 No comments

We don’t ‘use’ time we ‘spend’ it.

As Wayne Dyer says, “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” Think of time as something that you spend and invest, rather than use. You design your life by the choices you make in the moments. Live aware and choose how you spend your time. You are allocated the same hours as everyone else, so time can never be your excuse.

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Seth Godin’s Web 2.0 Traffic Watch List

January 31st, 2007 No comments

There are literally thousands of “web 2.0″ companies, and until now, there’s been no easy way to compare which ones are getting traffic. This Alexaholic list of 930 Web 2.0 sites was inspired by the list started by Bob Stumpel and then added to by many others.

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Identifying our life areas

January 31st, 2007 No comments

When our focus is not on what is important in our lives it’s on what isn’t important.
Modern day distractions give us plenty of nonsense to occupy ourselves with – mindless net surfing, playing with our mobile phones, reading junk magazines or newspapers, watching television, choosing to tidy our desk or engaging in other distraction activity. Most wasted time is lost on junk activity. Most people who complain they don’t have time to do the things they say they want to do actually do have the time – they just fritter it away elsewhere and regret it later.
Life areas provide you with a clear, personal framework in which to operate and give effective direction to your time planning. Time spent doing things that are in keeping with your deepest values and priorities is time you will never regret.
If you looked at your life areas each morning and chose an activity – or two – from each that would move you forward in even a small way then by the end of one year you would have carried out hundreds of actions many of which you might otherwise not have got round to doing.
Recall from our discussion on failure and success that small, ongoing actions in the right direction lead to ultimate success in life.
Faced with an hour in which you have little to do then, instead of switching on the tv or finding some life-or-death cleaning task you just have to do in the kitchen you could instead look at your list, pick an area, and ask: ‘What thing – however small – could I do right now to progress in this area?’ It might be a call, or the writing of a plan, or the reading of something or some research or any simple task.
Knowing what is important in your life is the first step to ensuring you do what’s important in your life.
So. What are your life areas?

Source: http://personalchangeblog.blogspot.com

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The Secret in Australia and on Oprah

January 31st, 2007 No comments

The Nine Network has scheduled “The Secret” to air in Australia this Saturday night, February 3rd at 10.30pm.

Also, an Oprah show about The Secret will be taped 31 Jan. 2007 (today), I am not sure when that will go to air in Australia.

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You Already Know

January 30th, 2007 1 comment

The deepest personal defeat suffered by human beings is constituted by the difference between what one was capable of becoming and what one has in fact become…Ashley Montague

Do you make use of all the information you already have at your fingertips?

Pohaku is your spiritual coach. His job is to help you remember the things that you already know. Like a treasure buried beneath your house, this knowledge has been within you all the time and Pohaku is simply helping you unearth what is already yours. The shamanic belief system Pohaku uses is based on the ancient Polynesian system commonly referred to as “Huna”.

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Coaching Tip #290

January 30th, 2007 No comments

Make Feng Shui a part of your life.

Feng Shui (pronounced fung schway) is, in simple terms, the ancient Chinese Art and Science of placing things in our immediate environment in such a way as to improve our health, balance, security, and prosperity. The key to good Feng Shui is in the movement and flow of energy, or Qi (pronounced chee.) Here are ten quick tips you can use to improve the flow and use of Qi in your life.

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Audio 24/7 Bookstore

January 30th, 2007 No comments


Audio 24/7 Bookstore a web site set up to help promote the wonderful world of downloadable spoken word audio content.
It is not tied to any one publisher and so is completely independent and impartial as far as content, reviews and marketing are concerned.
When creating the site the aim was to provide an informative and easy to use site for lovers of spoken word content and allow the easy downloading of the titles of your choice.
You don’t need to install any special software. You don’t have to join a club and pay a monthly subscription. You don’t even have to break the bank as there are lots of titles for just a few dollars. Just get whatever you want, whenever you want, and sit back and enjoy.

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Clint’s Rules

January 30th, 2007 No comments

Newsmax.com recently published Clint Eastwood’s “10 Rules a Man Should Live By” in hopes of inspiring men across America who are making their New Years resolutions this week.
The list is published in the Men’s Journal. Eastwood, who is a self-described libertarian, says his rules are:
1. Call your own shots.
2. Be fearless.
3. Keep moving.
4. Love your job.
5. Speak softly.
6. Don’t be predictable.
7. Find a good woman.
8. Learn to play the piano.
9. You are what you drive.
10. Avoid extreme makeovers.

Source: www.dlackey.org

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Prosperity Show

January 30th, 2007 1 comment

Joan Sotkin’s Prosperity Show podcasts are a great supplement to the information on her Prosperity Place site.

Scroll down the page and click on the Prosperity Show link to hear the podcasts.

Learn tips and techniques for letting go of the issues keeping you stuck financially. She also answers questions from listeners and will be doing “money readings” to help people understand what lies behind their financial situations.

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Pass It On!

January 30th, 2007 No comments

The movie that everyone will be talking about is getting ready to launch at Sundance.
Pass It On!” It’s like “Pay it Forward” meets “The Secret”.
The movie will be available to purchase April 1st 2007

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Success Achievers

January 29th, 2007 No comments

Surrender. Allow yourself to lighten up and trust the process. Do as you said. No more, no less…Unknown

Do you keep your word to yourself?

For a limited time, receive Dr. Joe Rubino’s special recording called “7 Steps To Soaring Self-Esteem” (valued at $29) as a gift for subscribing to his “Success Code” Ezine and joining his “Success Achievers Club”.

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Coaching Tip #289

January 29th, 2007 No comments

Take at least one step each day towards your dream.

Never mind the staircase. Just take the first step! As our good friend Martin Luther King Jr. would say. Some days you’ll accomplish more than others. Be sure to include at least one action toward a personal goal, every day.

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