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Have you ever dreamed of writing a book? Or starting your own business? Or enrolling in an Art course? Or whatever?….. If the answer is yes, then why haven’t you? I recall back when I launched my first major book entitled The 7 Golden Secrets To Knowing Your Higher Self. …

New year resolutions! Each year, countless people set them and then fail to do much about them. For instance, one of the most popular of new year resolutions is to lose weight. Yet, after the usual enormous surge in gym subscriptions, business is back to normal a month or so …

Brian Tracy is one of the top self-help motivational speakers and teachers, and Success Mastery Academy is one of his very best products. I own a copy of this one myself and hence can personally vouch for the fact that Success Mastery Academy is a very powerful course of self …

Recently, Donald Trump was on TV and described his two major keys to success. He said: (1) You have to do something you really love. (2) Be willing to overcome any obstacle - even go through a brick wall, if necessary - in order to achieve your dream. Now, while this may not sound like particularly new information to anyone who has read a lot of motivational material, let us try to look at it with new eyes. After all, it's coming from one of the most financially successful men in the world today.

Although it's true that you can't change the past, and "there's no use crying over spilled milk", there is nevertheless much value in pondering your life with a view to seeing the mistakes you have made. In this way, you can avoid making similar mistakes in the future. You can also learn to accept responsibility for what you have in your life, and the fact that you yourself created it through the things you did, or left undone.

Many people never commence with their dream project because they look at how much competition there already is out there, and they become discouraged. After all, look at what a head start these others have, how advanced they are, and so on. Yet, the people who become excellent at their chosen profession are usually heavily self-referential. In other words, their standard for how well they are doing is set by themselves to begin with, and they are the ones who constantly measure their progress against this pre-defined standard.