hawk_eye

I have always felt that being wealthy meant much more than just having lots of money. I think it means having your most valued moments with your favorite people, free of fear and full of hope. Seriously. Anyway, I’m reading “The Master-Key to Riches” (heres a link to the listing on half dot com) All of us who want to be wealthy should read it, its amazing. Anyway, here are the Twelve Riches he mentions:

1. A Positive Mental Attitude
2. Sound Physical Health
3. Harmony in Human Relationships
4. Freedom From Fear
5. The Hope of Achievement
6. The Capacity for Faith
7. Willingness to Share One’s Blessings
8. A Labor of Love
9. An Open Mind on All Subjects
10. Self-Discipline
11. The Capacity to Understand People
12. Economic Security

Folks its having an amazing influence on my life right now! If you’re serious about becoming wealthy, its an awesome book.

So, I have been dealing with procrastination my whole life. I find when I read things that help me improve my mindset I am able to be more motivated, which is basically why I deal with procrastination. Anyway, this week I got a book that has helped me A LOT, its called “The Master-Key to Riches”. I think any of us dealing with procrastination will seriously benefit, check out these excerpts:

• “The starting point of all individual achievement is the adoption of a definite purpose and a definite plan for its attainment.”

• “A definite purpose, backed by absolute faith, is a form of wisdom, and wisdom in action produces positive results.”

Anyway, its one of the most permanently motivating books I have read, I invite anyone who is serious about kicking procrastination’s hiney to read it, here’s the listing on the half dot com website, its like $1, but worth a million.
Good luck y’all.
P.S. Any of Napoleon Hill’s books are a high-yield investment.

My simple solution was to keep a cup on my desk, where I spend most of my day, and I grab it and drink water whenever I feel at all thirsty, or when I remember how much I need water.

Folks, I share your passion to stop nail-biting, I used to be so frustrated. I stopped biting my nails once I did the following:

1)Committed to myself that I would stop.

2)This second step is the big part and it may sound simplified but it worked:
Instead of biting my nails, I started to just use my teeth to scrape my nails… so its like biting without biting… get it? So I would just clean the underside of my nails with my teeth. I didn’t even give myself a limit, whenever I wanted to bite my nails I just cleaned them with my teeth. You don’t have to do any self-denial or cold turkey or anything. Since cleaning your nails is good, no limit!! After that my nails grew back, and since I was just cleaning them with my teeth instead of biting them, they were always clean and I ended-up wanting to keep them instead of biting them off.
Hope it helps.