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Blog postWe’ve all had those days when we feel like we are not accomplishing anything no matter how hard we work. Looming deadlines, increasing workload, multitasking and stress could all disrupt a person’s productivity. “Work smarter, not harder” has become a famous motto among the workforce. And this statement actually has merit. Sometimes, when we wear too many hats, take on too much work, instead of becoming more productive, our productivity actually decreases. So what can we do to increase our …
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Blog post“Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day.” ~ Jim Rohn
Let’s be honest.
How many times do you hear about stories of people putting in efforts?
How often do you hear news about an Olympian striving hard day-in-day-out to win the next gold medal?
Did you hear a breaking news about a bright young student burning the midnight oil, until media highlighted , because he or she topped the competition chart?
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Blog post“80% of the success is just showing up” ~ Woody Allen
You need to show up for your own self as well as to make this world a better place.
Let’s start by being selfish motive.
Let’s start with you.
Showing up is Ladder to Success All our actions are guided by two things — avoid the pain or enhance the pleasure,as Tony Robbins stated.
You want to avoid the pain at all costs, but continuously want to experience more pleasure.
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Blog post“Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and diligence.” ~ Abigail Adams
In human psychology, there are four stages of learning that transition an individual from the state of incompetence to competence in any skill.
This theory of “Four Stages for Learning Any New Skills” was developed by Noel Burch in 1970 and also often referred to as the Competency Ladder from the perspective of acquiring new skills.
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Blog post“Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person.”
— Albert Einstein
How Can One Master Any Skill Faster? A genuine question, which most of us scratch our heads around in our race to perform better in our pursuit, isn’t?
You would agree that there is so much to learn out there in the world, and twenty-four hours in a day obviously seem very less to fulfilling -
Blog post“Fear is excitement without the breathe” ~ Fredrick Solomon Perls
While listening to Gay Hendricks’s wonderful book “The Big Leap — Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take your life to the next level” I was exposed to this simple technique.
Hendricks explains that Fear is nothing but lack of breath in your brain. So what is the technique: Breath Into Your Fear!
Hendricks goes on to explain in his book (here is the relevant extract from the book)
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“If you change the way, you look at the things, the things you look at change”~ Wayne Dyer
Let’s look at the example of this young man who has developed a highly growth-oriented mindset.
Joshua Waitzken, an American chess player, was a child prodigy. At the very young age of six years, he started playing chess. At age 11, he and one fellow prodigy were the only two children to draw with World Champion Garry Kasparov in an exhibition game wher -
Blog post“If you don’t give up, you still have a chance. Giving up is the greatest failure.” ~ Jack Ma A Massive Failure Story This man was doing a normal job as an English teacher at University for many years. In his childhood years, he failed a key primary school test two times. He was terrible in maths and scored less than 1% in his math portion of his examination for his college entrance examination. It was one score out of 120.
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Blog postThis is what a question posed by someone at Quora and I couldn’t resist myself answering this for two reasons, (1) out of empathy with this person; and (2) to give him the other perspective of the world. Below is what I answered: Who determines that you are good at nothing? How does this process start in the first place? You think like this at first. Then You think the world thinks about you like this. Finally, you and your world …
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Blog post“The key to being happy is knowing you have the power to choose what to accept and what to let go” ~Dodinsky Barring the few enlightened ones, it wouldn’t be wrong to state that most people are not happy today.
The most common reason attributed to this is that man has become too materialistic. He is more focused on collecting the material things and losing the key human values.
Not Completely true though. The modern day inventions can’t be simply ruled out as bad in the name
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