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Your Mind Power: The Engine, The Source

Posted on December 31, 2008 by Harold L Lowe

In an earlier article, I introduced the basic functions of the conscious mind as analogous to a tiny man at the controls of a giant earth-moving machine. We now come to the heart of the matter, the source of your mind power.

Your Mind Power: Who Is In Control Of It?

Posted on December 29, 2008 by Harold L Lowe

If you are not experiencing the money you would like to have, the relationships you desire, or enjoying the social status you want, there is a strong probability that your mind power is not under your control.

Your Mind Power Is The Product Of Your Goal-Seeking, Goal-Achieving Mind

Posted on December 1, 2008 by Harold L Lowe

If you are not experiencing the money you would like to have, the relationships you desire, or enjoying the social status you want, there is a strong probability that your mind power is not under your control.

Upsiding the Downturn

Posted on November 30, 2008 by Colin Tipping

By any standards, we look to be in a bit of economic mess right now and in many ways the future looks bleak and uncertain. If you are in danger of losing your home or your job, you know this only too well. If you are in a predicament like this, I don't doubt that you are feeling fearful, angry and worried about your future. Who wouldn't be?

Please pause for this interruption

Posted on November 29, 2008 by Rhonda Scharf (Finniss), CSP

In this article Rhonda Scharf describes what interrupting habit is and gives some tips on how we can break this habit. Stop your sentence mid-stream and apologize for being rude when you cut someone off. Ask for help from your loved ones. Place a sign on your phone desk and other places of your workspace and home that has some positive message. Count how many times a day you interrupt others. Set the goal daily until you can get to the point where you are not interrupting anyone.

How to Become a Motivational Speaker - Tips that Really Work

Posted on November 22, 2008 by Kurtis Hoeck

Getting ourselves motivated isn't always easy but there are terrific speakers out there that can inspire us. If you are interested in doing the same then you can learn how to become a motivational speaker. In order to do so you need to have a positive attitude and you need to be able to effectively communicate with people. A motivational speaker is able to allow others to be comfortable with them as they have a passion for the messages that they share.

Three Power Nap Routines

Posted on November 16, 2008 by Steve Gillman

A power nap gives you energy and a clearer mind - if you do it right.

My Infant Son Was the Best Boss I've Ever Had

Posted on November 9, 2008 by David Brooke

When I rank the bosses I have had throughout my life, I have to say my infant son is the best boss I've ever had. I'll admit to being just a bit biased in judging him. He's not an MBA or a management professional (yet), but he has many of the characteristics that a great boss should exhibit.

A Personal Success Secret

Posted on November 7, 2008 by Steve Gillman

Has success eluded you so far? Try this personal success secret.

Six Daily Motivation Tips

Posted on November 3, 2008 by Steve Gillman

Daily motivation tips, starting from the moment you wake up.



Popular Motivation Articles

A Personal Success Secret

Posted on November 7, 2008 by Steve Gillman

Has success eluded you so far? Try this personal success secret.

Three Power Nap Routines

Posted on November 16, 2008 by Steve Gillman

A power nap gives you energy and a clearer mind - if you do it right.

Please pause for this interruption

Posted on November 29, 2008 by Rhonda Scharf (Finniss), CSP

In this article Rhonda Scharf describes what interrupting habit is and gives some tips on how we can break this habit. Stop your sentence mid-stream and apologize for being rude when you cut someone off. Ask for help from your loved ones. Place a sign on your phone desk and other places of your workspace and home that has some positive message. Count how many times a day you interrupt others. Set the goal daily until you can get to the point where you are not interrupting anyone.

Become The Best You Can Be (2)

Posted on October 31, 2009 by nyangu simpungwe

The mind is not mysterious, just misunderstood. In this modern age, we are everyday experiencing ever advancing high tech gadgets. The first impulse we have when we get these gadgets is to learn how to operate them for our own convenience and comfort. It is the will to learn that drives us to do this, but alas, very few people have the will to study the mind to enable them operate their minds with ease for their own comfort and convenience.

Bill Gates: McDonalds Employee of the Month

Posted on July 26, 2009 by Drawk Kwast

Today I asked myself what would have happened if Bill Gates would have taken some bad career advice and just gotten a job at McDonalds rather than starting Microsoft. I'm picturing Bill Gates wearing a McDonald's uniform, including the stupid hat, standing behind the counter at McDonalds, ready to take your order with a smile.

Mastering Your Mind Power: Habits And Your Self Image

Posted on July 31, 2009 by Harold L Lowe

Your self image had a reservoir of subconscious beliefs (truths) to habitually draw upon in response to your life situations without your conscious involvement. It could simply repeat past responses to similar situations. These infantile beliefs are the truths that the self image used to control nearly every aspect of your life in adulthood.

How to motivate yourself and feel good about it

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon Melchior

To motivate yourself it the hardest task that you may ever have. It is so much easier to just offer your opinion to someone else, but when it comes to yourself, why does it always seem so hard to support yourself? So many people in the world lack the self-esteem and respect to go for the things that they really want. They lack the courage to reach out for better things. It can be because they do not believe that they are worth it and it could be because they have a lack of support around them. ...

Making friends

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon Melchior

Making friends is hard. It can seem like some people have it so easy, but they don't. Everyone has a hard time making friends because you have to step out of your comfort zone. You have to set out of your character and seek the comfort and company of other people. You are going to have to realize that you will be putting yourself out there and if you can allow yourself to find the courage to let go, then you should be able to make plenty of friends within no time.

Beware The Enemy Within

Posted on November 15, 2009 by nyangu simpungwe

It is human nature to shun that which is befitting and beneficial to one’s own purpose. If what you set out doing does not come out right, you have to move to an era where you are called upon to raise certain basic questions about whether an edifice which produces fear, de-motivation and failure must not be restructured and refurbished. Your thought edifice can only be refurbished and restructured by clearly defining your ideals.

Motivation- seven Tips to Keep Yourself Motivated and Achieve Your Dreams

Posted on August 27, 2009 by Yusuf Shaikh

Keeping motivated is an issue everyone has to grapple with. Be it self motivation, employee motivation, student motivation, motivating children, motivating your team.. The most difficult part is when the going gets tough. That's when demotivation sets in. The motivated person will be able to ride the difficulties and see their dreams come true. Keeping yourself motivated is the key to long term success and worthwhile accomplishment. Here are some reasons behind achieving sustainable motivatio...