If you want to take charge of your life, make every second count, see and do everything you can, the beliefs below, (underlined), make it highly unlikely.
The beliefs below them with bullet points (dots) explain why.
The question at the end encourages thinking that produces learning, growth and possibility.
To keep your furthest and most heartfelt goal in mind, make it your Target like True North on a compass. It will keep you striving and looking for the most efficient path and getting the most self-satisfaction.
The underlined statements are usually self-defeating.
Flip over the card!
• Good analytical observations have dots. •
ASK – statements are the arrows that show you the most direct path to what you need to progress.
When you hover your mouse over each placard below you will reveal the thoughts that either help you reach your goals or draw you away from them, along with a question to ASK yourself that will help you stay on track towards your goals.
Each card can be printed out so you can place it in your wallet, tape it to your computer, or share it with a friend, as a reminder of the thought practices that will point you to your goals.
• If I am still anxious after becoming adequately prepared I will exercise or get away from the subject for a while to shed my tension.
• If I’m not recovering from bad decisions I’ve already made I will have more time to make good ones.
• My life is worth the extra time it takes to make good decisions.
Ask - How can I clear my mind to make better decisions?
• starts with my decision to due so
• reduces mistakes
• saves work
• strives to find the most direct path
Ask - How can I improve my ability to think?
• I will not allow my emotions be the boss of my thoughts.
• I respect myself when I allow the time it takes to make good decisions.
• Making better explanations is the only way to improve my life.
• Long term thinking channels my efforts and consolidates my gains.
• Until I give the direction of my life more thought, it will be built on guessed and un-examined assumptions.
Ask - How can I overcome my anxiety about make important decisions?
• If my information isn’t accurate why would anyone be interested in what I have to say?
• To progress beyond where I am I have to know more and it has to be right.
Ask -What’s the easiest way to find the help I need with my problem?
• If my information isn’t accurate why would anyone be interested in what I have to say?
• To progress beyond where I am I have to know more and it has to be right.
Ask -What’s the easiest way to find the help I need with my problem?
• If my information isn’t accurate why would anyone be interested in what I have to say?
• To progress beyond where I am I have to know more and it has to be right.
Ask -What’s the easiest way to find the help I need with my problem?
• Exposure to more people would help. Where can I get a job dealing with the public?
Ask - How can I get over being insecure in the presence of others?
• Who would be the best teacher on that subject?
• Being just the way I am hasn’t got me very far; I am ready for something more. Where is the best place to start?
Ask - How can I get better faster?
• If the goal is not hard it probably isn’t very important.
Ask - How can I get over my fear of difficult tasks?
• By think more before I react, I will say fewer things that don’t reflect my best thinking or that I can’t take back.
• I will do more research before I choose what I will think or do.
•Putting decisions off can make them harder to make in the future.
• Where can I go to see this being done?
Ask - What can I read or who can help me advance?
• My life has been on auto-pilot.
Ask - Instead of just letting life happen, I am going to set high goals and make them happen.
• One really good idea could be more valuable than all the physical work.
•Becoming more creative will build my self-esteem.
Ask - How can I get the benefits of brainstorming in silence with me being so high strung?
• Cleverness like muscles need to be used to grow.
• The sooner I start act as if I am clever, the sooner I’ll be clever.
• Once I’ve been clever for a while I’ll be able to rely on my creativity.
• Ideas are free and I can have as many of them as I want.
• Using my creativity in everything I do will lead me toward what I can do best.
• Without being clever what distinguishes you from a feeder fish?
Ask - If I have creativity, how can I find what it is and how to use it?
Make your most important goal your Main Target and visualize it as the point on your horizon that can be seen the farthest away and never changes.
It will keep you striving, looking for the most efficient path and giving you self-satisfaction.
Treat every other Learning Source as a secondary Target.
Each one nourishes you and ads to your Reservoir of wisdom and gifts, which only you get to give to the world.
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