Tag Archive: affirmations

The Blessing From the 2009 Depression

The credit crunch was a blessing.  I’m grateful for it every day, and the opportunity that the new economy presents is amazing, wonderful and American. A big part of me thinks that we were exposed for not working hard, for enjoying the fruits of a life we had yet to earn, and that the reason…

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Perfectionism, Learning F–k Therapy.

Permission to think your thougths.  That’s what Teri called F–k Therapy, the new book that I’ve got coming out in just about 36 hours.  I’m excited about it because I’m proud of it.  I learned the mechanics of making an e-book with LO Survial guide (buy it because I AM taking it down).  This time,…

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Fun Little Link Post:

First, for those of you that do this sort of thing: www.chrisbrogan.com/if-i-started-today great post by the illustrious CB on what he’d do now. Second: DoFollow:  This builds your backlinks.  No substitute for mattering, but here we go: http://seoimp.blogspot.com/2008/12/more-then-1000-dofollow-blogs.html LifeHacker some time ago had a place to go to get your username on all sorts of…

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Precious and Abundant: Stealing Ideas is Obsolete

Jonathan Fields got me thinking in this post: http://www.jonathanfields.com/blog/steal-this-idea-im-begging-you/ Regarding ideas, he writes: If it’s that good, people will try to knock it off the moment you gain any level of traction, notoriety or both. Maybe sooner. In fact, if they don’t, it just may speak to the fact that what you’ve got is either…

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A Daily Checklist Spreadsheet for Starting Your Day, Your Way.

I didn’t quite get through my blog facelift this weekend. I did, however, clean up a lot of old content, organize it better, and made everything searchable. Instantly, I noticed hits from it, which is fodder for a future guest post somewhere else. It’s almost time for me to go to the gym–the Challenge will…

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Daily Checkilsts To Hold You To Your Goals

As part of my goals project, I have established a list of things to do on a daily basis–every day. The vast majority (affirmations, pray, read mission statement) takes less than a minute or two to do–but has a profoundly positive impact on my life. I’ve completed the gist of them. GTD has made it…

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