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How often do you make all kinds of New Year’s resolutions, only to find that by about January 3rd you’ve forgotten about them? It’s because New Year’s resolutions aren’t plans, they’re not goals. They’re often just flippant, spur of the moment things you blurt out at the New Year’s eve party because everyone else is blurting out their’s.  This article is about turning those drunken remarks into something more solid.  A battle plan!

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We all live in an abundant world.  We are surrounded by opportunity and have the freedom to choose to make of it what we will.  It seems logical that you should always be happy.  Fear, doubt, or worry should be unknown.  But this is probably not the case.  Unlike other animals, human beings are not content to merely eat, sleep, and reproduce.  We seek a purpose in life.  Without going into too much detail, that pretty much boils down to: your purpose is to realise your potential.  You were given life so that you might make of it a success.  But what is success?

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I’ll believe it when I see it

How many times have you heard somebody say that?  How many times have your heard yourself say that?  Countless times, I bet.  And most times they are saying it to dismiss or ridicule the “it”.  But here is the thing, that statement is 100% completely true!  Visualisation is a very powerful and essential tool in your success toolbox.  This article is going to explain the process and give you some tips and ideas about using visualisation as a part of your success routine. More »

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It has been said that nobody plans to fail, they simply fail to plan.  And what’s a plan?  It is a blueprint that outlines the steps involved in making something, or getting somewhere.  What comes at the end of the plan is called a “goal”.  The desired result.  Put enough of these plans and goals together and you end up with a life.  But think about this: if your plans are crappy or non-existent, the resulting life will be crappy and non-existent (metaphorically speaking).  Also, if the plans and goals are not your own, the resulting life won’t be your own either.

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