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One major key to effective use of time is to have a fixed routine of activities that you stick to every day. I have found that since adopting this approach, I get far more done far more effectively. It may take a bit of experimentation to figure out what those …

One thing I've learned over the past year is the importance of not letting it all fall apart. Once you are past your twenties, and even your thirties, and as aging takes its toll, there is a tendency to relax, go with the flow, and let it all hang out. …

In a world of burgeoning personal growth products, "quantum physics" methods of getting rich, and instant enlightenment intensives, it is time to strike a cautionary note, and seek a healthy dose of reality. Important: You can download an MP3 AUDIO of this article!

Hypnosis has a strong reputation for being an excellent tools for changing habits. It is also a popular stage show activity that results in some fascinating displays of mental manipulation. Many psychologists will also use hypnosis as a means for treating mental dysfunction. And success coaches will use hypnosis for aiding in personal development. But hypnosis can be used for even greater purposes than these, including spiritual development.

Within the next hour, you are going to get out of the chair and write yourself a fistful of goals. Here's how: On a single side of plain paper, write a list of ten things you would like to achieve in your life; five long term, five short term. The first goal should be something which you cannot complete in your lifetime. This makes you think carefully. It makes you realize what is important to you, and why you are here. The long-range goals stop you being frustrated by short-term setbacks.

There is a lot of false information being given out about positive thinking and the abundance mindset. An increasing number of people think that all they need to do is to "think positive" and visualize better in order to attract everything they desire into their lives. While this is definitely a LOT of the total solution, it is not ALL of it. The fact is that no matter how much people kick and struggle against this idea, a degree of practical real world action is nevertheless essential.

Aristotle said that if you gave him a lever big enough, he could move the world. The same principle of leverage applies in your life. In this case, we are talking about the use of a small amount of time each day to revolutionize the results you get from the rest of your day and your life.