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Monday, 22 September 2014

The Rule of Discipline

Rule of Discipline


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Yoga silhouette virabhadrasana II warrior pose One of the best ways of living is to have a standard rule of discipline. The ability to have a more pleasurable and peaceful life, lies in our ability to get more discipline into our lives. Disciplining our lives keeps us going in a positive direction. Just like a ship that sails the high seas, it can only go in only one direction easy. We should do our best to grab hold of discipline.


Discipline allows us stay on the right path for right living. In most societies, discipline is regarded as right and proper. When we live in discipline our lives are less chaotic and are less likely to disturb the lives of others. In school, religions, home, and other places, this is seen not as option but a necessity. Right living with discipline also brings in a moral standard.


Correcting goes hand and hand with discipline. When we are correcting someone or being corrected the main element for success is discipline. The main factor or glue for moving forward with this is constant correcting when needed. The ability to sustain correction when needed is critical to the success of gaining attribute of discipline.


discipline History continues to show us over and over again the benefits of a disciplined life. Here are just a few benefits of discipline: community respect, better grades, job promotions, better social life, and mental stability. History records the names of many people who have left us a long standing legacies through disciplined living. If this is part of our lives we may also join the ranks of the many people have earned the respect of friend, family, co workers and enemies.


When reaching for our goals, there are few better companions than discipline. It will enable us to stay in the fight long after others have quit. It will give us the ability to push on just a little more. With a disciplined mind we will be able to see our goals before we have reach them.


It is best to learn the principles of discipline as early as possible in life. We need to get this discipline rule; it is important.


Lastly, there is an openness to the rule of discipline. It is a well respected attribute. I can be clearly seen by all who walk its path. The openness of this provides a visible example for the young and the old to follow. Society and mankind owe a debt to all who trod the well laid road of discipline.







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Sunday, 14 September 2014

Master Your Finances

Six Tips to Instantly Master Your Finances by Becoming a Millionaire-Thinker

by: Melanie Benson Strick




What’s the fastest route from where you are today to your ideal financial status? Becoming a “millionaire-thinker”. Now you may think this means you have to be a millionaire – you don’t! The truth is many people don’t aspire to that level of financial success – and there is nothing wrong with that.


But what does happen is entrepreneurs often feel stuck, confused and held-back from the level of wealth and freedom they deeply desire. And they turn to my coaching team to break through that barrier. What if just a few little shifts in your thinking could cause you to start creating the freedom you’ve always dreamed of?


I’m going to share with you six tips to help you transform your “stinkin-thinkin” into “millionaire-thinking” but first, we need to address three common issues that come up for every entrepreneur I know.


“Your money zone is equal to your comfort zone.”


One of the laws of wealth is that you must be willing to stretch, take risks and be bold in your vision to make the big bucks. Why? Because doing what you have always done will get you what you’ve always got. Need I say more? Yes? Ok, let me share with you a personal a-ha …


My biggest personal breakthrough in the wealth game was when I first sat down and projected my revenue. I had envisioned having an income of $200,000 the next year and when I looked at how many hours I could feasibly work, plus how much I was charging per client (back then it was $400/month), I was exasperated! I would have to coach at least 40 people each month to make my goal. That just wasn’t realistic for me. To reach my financial goals, I had to stretch beyond my comfort zone and play REALLY big. By being willing to stretch and grow, I found myself creating programs like my Business Accelerator Mastermind Program, live workshops and the ULTIMATE Wealth & Success Circle.


Going beyond my comfort zone also positioned me to help my clients in new ways so that they can catapult forward faster too. In other words, everybody wins.


“You attract the amount of wealth that your ‘container’ can hold.”


Many people walk around with damaging beliefs about money. “I’m not good enough,” “Money causes greed,” or my personal favorite, “I’m not good with money.” Hence, your money container becomes a very small espresso cup. Or worse yet, some people are like a sieve (a container with lots of holes in it.) Your money container must be big enough and a complete whole to allow massive wealth to flow in it or else it just spills out.


“Easy come, easy go.”


Unfortunately many people lose their first big money windfall because of poor accounting, broken work flow systems or lack of proper money management knowledge. When the money is there but the foundation isn’t it will just as easily leave your bank accounts.


This week I just coached one of my clients around this very issue – a broken system caused them to miss their insurance renewal and lapsed their Corporate filings and the government shut them down. Talk about a financial mastery wake up call.


Financial mastery is crucial to achieving the dream of wealth, success and freedom.


Here are six tips to align your mindset, your habits and your behaviors NOW with financial mastery.


Surround yourself with others who have it (or are getting it.) There is a saying that the money you have is the average of the five people you spend the most time with. That’s because you adapt to their thinking, their beliefs and their attitudes. Wealth breeds wealth. If you want millionaire results, start hanging out with people who have it or are creating it.


Spend it. No, I don’t mean go into debt. I mean begin to vision how you will put your wealth to work for you. How will you invest in your business? How will you give back to charities or through tithing? What rewards will you create for yourself, your family and your world? Being crystal clear about this step will make creating wealth mean something much bigger than just making money – it aligns wealth building with your values.


Conquer your inner money demons. If you have lingering issues with money, then you must resolve them in order to truly create freedom. I highly recommend doing the inner work to know that you deserve money. This is one of the areas we address for the members of The ULTIMATE Wealth & Success Circle.


Think bigger than big. Napoleon Hill states in Think and Grow Rich that great leaders became great because they developed the faculty of creative imagination. When you tap into your true creativity, big ideas, plans and goals will intuitively come to you. Be willing to play bigger (and more focused) than you ever dreamed of.


Have a system to manage it. Wealth thrives with order. Having proper systems such as a good accountant and bookkeeper, proper business structure (LLC or Corporation), and software such as QuickBooks can make a big difference as a millionaire. Can you imagine having all that money and not knowing where it is going? Yikes!


Be a millionaire-thinker now. What if you just started thinking and behaving like a millionaire would RIGHT NOW? Millionaires make decisions, focus their time and enjoy a lifestyle that supports their success. Start acting as-if you are a millionaire thinker now and attract more of that kind of success instantly. I know it works because I’ve done it.


Whether it is your dream to be a millionaire or not, I encourage you to adapt to the “millionaire-thinking” mentality. You will notice instantly that people begin to respond to you differently, that you attract into your life significant results, and people will want to know you because you will emanate success. Have fun with it – because hey, that’s what it is all about anyway!


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Saturday, 6 September 2014

The End Of Fear

End Your Fear of Failure

by: Lori Prokop




It is dangerous to have your own fears working against you, especially the fear of failure or success. Either can cause you to freeze and create the situation you fear, even causing failure to thrive.


Everyone is going to fall short or experience failure. The important question is not “did you experience failure?” Rather the important question is “how did you react to the failure?”


Coming up short of a desired outcome can be a great teacher. Much of what people have learned, which has been the key to success, has come from overcoming adversity. Mistakes help us discover how not to do a thing. Success is also a great teacher, showing us how to do a thing.


It is important to see success and failure equal in terms of the lessons both bring.


I was being interviewed as an expert for a book on success. The author asked, “Lori Prokop, how do great leaders handle success?”


I replied, “Great leaders are not as devastated by failure or as elated by successes. They take both in stride knowing they will continue to experience both as they move forward. They are more excited by the insights and knowledge they master as a result of both success and failure.”


Great accomplishments can launch from failure. But if you stop because of failure, you will experience that failure forever.


When you experience failure, and you will, step back and in a non-judgmental manner take a good look at it.


I recommend the words of a great mentor of mine, Ted Nicholas, when he advised me, “Lori Prokop, say these incredibly powerful words, ‘I forgive myself and others for mistakes of the past.’”


I also suggest to you what another great teacher said, “Lori Prokop, you cannot look rationally at the equation or steps which lead to any outcome until you have healed the negative or hurtful emotions attached.”


As you are healing regarding the outcome, ask yourself why this path failed. When you have forgiven yourself and others for mistakes of the past (even if the past is just moments ago), you can look at the situation wiser, more competent and with the sense that failure is only temporary and success is inevitable.


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