4 words that radically increase your odds of real success – Jon AcuffNo longer available.- How Seinfeld’s Productivity Secret Fixed My Procrastination Problem – Adam Dachis
- The Best Response to A Rejection Letter Ever – Jill Harness
- 10 Most Outrageous Employee ‘Late’ Excuses – Chad Brooks
- 10 Big Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid – Chad Brooks
Archives for March 2012
Article Roundup For March 31
Overcoming Fears
What better way to demonstrate overcoming a fear?
Source: Neatorama
‘Fear’ Image Courtesy of Jimee, Jackie, Tom & Asha
Article Roundup For March 24
Article Roundup for the week of March 24, 2012:
Article Roundup is a repository of links and articles I find interesting or worthwhile but have not included in an article of my own. I think they are worth your time to read and hope you enjoy the information provided. The Article Roundup is posted every Saturday morning.
Article Roundup
This is the first edition of the Article Roundup. This is a place for me to cleanup my bookmark toolbar full of articles that I found interesting or beneficial but didn’t have a post of my own to put them in. Will try to keep the list short each time. I hope you enjoy!
- 100 Tips About Life, People, and Happiness
People Who Quit Their Jobs and Made Millions*Article moved or deleted*- Career Wisdom in Just Six Words
Lessons Business Can Learn from the Haunted Mansion*Article moved or deleted*- Be a Better Person in 15 Days, 15 Ways
Remarkable
Dictionary.com defines remarkable as “worthy of notice or attention.” Have you been remarkable today?
Sometimes it is hard to be noticed. With so much information flowing into our minds every minute of every day from television to internet to your smart phone, there is a constant barrage of content and information coming at us. How can you stand out? Look within yourself.
Look inside of you and see what you can do today, tomorrow, a week from now to stand out of the crowd and be remarkable. As Dan Miller would say, find your values, dreams, and passions. Take those three things and stand out and be noticed.
Chris LoCurto posted the below video on his blog and I thought it would inspire you. Go ahead, be remarkable.
Day 68
Today was day 68 of my three month start. I took the last week off to relax and get rid of some of the soreness that I have gotten from doing this everyday for almost two months. Whew! I restarted today with Red Hot Core and was able to do it so much easier than doing day after day. I am now going to do a Monday – Wednesday – Friday schedule and see how that goes.
I will admit after taking a week off I can tell a huge difference in my body. My muscles are stiff, I am not nearly as flexible and I started getting some stomach pains back that I had before (these were from lack of exercise and one of my motivators to do something – they are telling me to start doing them again). It is going to feel good to recommit and get back into the swing of things.
I only have about two weeks left in this blog series but will do periodic updates when it hits me. I hope you have enjoyed my journey so far and here we go into the final stretch!
Food on the Table
Here is a new service I am going to be testing out over the next few weeks that looks like it can make your life a lot easier called Food on the Table.
You sign up for a free account (the link below has a coupon code for a lifetime premium membership for free this month), choose a store from your local area, choose what your family likes to eat, and it helps build a meal plan that includes sales from the weekly circular.
There is also an iPhone and Android app for the service allowing you to take your grocery list with you. If you do not have a smart phone you can print your list from your account and take it with you.
This really looks like a promising service if it continues to grow and be supported. I look forward to trying it out and seeing what sorts of recipes it puts out for my family. We can be a group of picky eaters sometimes.
Click the link below to read more about it and get your code for free membership. Comment below if you have good or bad things to say. As I said I have yet to try it but wanted to get it out there before the coupon code expired.
Food on the Table Builds Meal Plans and Grocery Lists To Go on Android, iPhone, and Online.
Make A Decision
Have you ever needed to make a decision but felt like you were frozen? I think we have all been in this situation at one time or another. The thing you have to keep in mind is “I have to move forward.” Not moving forward and standing still is when you are left behind.
Imagine crossing the road and right there in the center you see a hundred dollar bill. Coming up the road is a string of cars and they are coming very fast. Now, you freeze trying to decide whether you have time to pick up the money. The lack of decision has caused you to be hit by a car and the rest of the vehicles to be in a massive pileup.
Yes, I know, this is an extreme example but you can fit it into almost anything in your life. What chain of consequences are there if you freeze from any given decision you have to make?
Dan Miller suggests you put a time frame on making a decision. If you need to make a decision today then set a deadline and make it. If it can wait two weeks then mark the date on the calendar and you must have a decision by that date. Two weeks should be plenty of time to make 99% of your decisions and I believe most should be made within a few days.
At any rate, do not let yourself freeze about a decision. Write down what you are deciding on, write down your options, and rank them. Choose which one has to be made or which one is best if you have several options and then keep moving forward.
Photo Credit: Scott McLeod