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Thursday, 09.02.2010 |
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| 7 Keys to Changing Your Life, Health and Wealth |
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Confucius: those that must change are often constant in happiness and wisdom
change is very individual and personal
stress can come from both negative and positive change
change often leads to fear, it's basically fear of the unknown
don't try to change others or wait around for them to change
to change someone else, set an example and ask them to follow
lasting change never comes from the outside, it must be an inner task
real change is possible and it can be forever!
you must want to change so much that it consumes you
Abe Lincoln: most people are as happy as they decide to be
people take credit for good things and blame others for bad things
take personal responsibility for your bad choices and bad decisions
we choose: who we are, who we love, who we listen to, what we do and think
hit bottom and hurt enough to finally want to change for good
ask for support when you need it instead of pretending everything is fine
to change a habit, do it differently 7 times, then extend it to 21 days
you can only do things one day at a time, so focus on success today
Henry Ford went broke 5 times before he finally succeeded
surround yourself with inspiration through nature, reading and meditation
what you focus on will expand, forget the deprivation and think positively
make the choice to stop self-pity and live in gratitude and abundance
live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece
it's hard to have planned, predictable fun regularly, it's easier to work
we enjoy viewing the great outdoors because it's living in the present
when we notice colors and details in nature, it's appreciating the moment
this is the source of love, creativity, deeper meaning and spiritual feelings
live in the present by focusing on great art, music, friendship and love
ask for support, don't assume people know you need or want it
there will always be nay-sayers, but a dream plus burning desire equals success
cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today |
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