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Category Archives: Motivation
Weight loss
Over the last six months I’ve lost weight. Losing more than a 20 pound bag of sugar is a good thing. It’s a feeling of accomplishment as well, as I’m very close to hitting my weight loss goal. Along the … Continue reading
Posted in Change, goals, Motivation
Tagged accomplishment, goal setting, losing weight, weight loss
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Doing more
A good friend of mine is an avid snow boarder. He was describing his up coming trip to the Canadian Rockies and the number of famous slopes he will be boarding. I asked how he will find the energy to … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Character, Motivation, Sports
Tagged getting things done, productivity, to do lists
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Get motivated
Without a clear motive, you can’t be truly motivated. Your motive is your reason for doing something. Know that and motivation will follow.
Posted in Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged goals, motivate, motivation, motive, objectives, reasoning, targets
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Good Behaviour
It’s the beginning of a new year. For weeks we have been reading about how we can achieve our new goals and make our resolutions happen. Here is one that may actually work. Just go about your day imagining someone … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged change, goals, imagination, motivation, photography, resolutions
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Getting Things Done
Whether at work or in your personal life, here is a very doable suggestion to help you get things done. 1. Make an appointment with yourself for that task 2. Keep that appointment, no matter what 3. Turn off all … Continue reading
Posted in Attention, Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged getting things done, time, time management
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Fixing a problem
It’s much easier to make slight adjustments in your thinking and behaviors than it is to work on fixing the root cause of the problem or issue you are facing. In fact, small corrections are short term and just the … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged caring, change, desire, effort, fixing problems, problem solving, work
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Living fearfully or fearlessly
Like anything else, the way we make decisions is a choice. If you are full of fear of what might happen if you change something in your life you likely will decide to do nothing. Doing nothing usually results in … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged change, control, decision making, fear, fearful, fearless, predicting the future, self esteem
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Failure is okay
We’ve all heard the stories about inventors getting it right after numerous failed attempts and baseball players with home run records who also hold records for the most strikeouts. Here is another about having to endure failure while on his … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged acceptance, failure, golf, Jack Nicklaus, losing, perserverence, positive attitude, winning
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Motivation
It’s been suggested by many experts as a tactic to achieve a goal, place a picture of what you want in a place where it is a constant reminder of that goal. This positive reinforcement is supposed to enable you … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behaviour, Motivation
Tagged goals, Google Images, health, motivation, negative reinforcement, positive reinforcement, weight loss
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Wise Words #13
“We are witnessing a seismic change to consumer behaviour. And as a result of that, every company must understand that embracing the status quo as an operating principle is going to be basically a collision course with time” Howard Schultz, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Communication, Customer Service, Food and Dining, Marketing, Motivation, Quotations
Tagged business, leadership, retail, Starbucks
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