The best place to learn anything is to... "Learn From The Giants"
Featuring... "The lessons they didn't teach you in school."
Suggest you journal "The Power Ideas" that mean the most to you and review your journal regularly.
Scott Geller is an Alumni Distinguished Professor at Virginia Tech and Director of the Center for Applied Behavior Systems in the Department of Psychology. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association, the Association for
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Psychological Science, and the World Academy of Productivity and Quality. He has written numerous articles and books, including When No One's Watching: Living and Leading Self-motivation. Scott will examine how we can become self-motivated in "The Psychology of Self-Motivation."
Simon Sinek
This is one of the most viewed videos on TED Talks. After seeing it, you'll understand why. Simon is a lot smarter than I am but, my 'path that leads to habitual success' is slightly different than his. My 3 step version is, Step #1
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is knowing WHAT you want. Step #2 is knowing WHY you want what you want. Step #3 is doing the HOW to make it happen. Since some among us have not yet figured out how to determine WHAT they want, I have a free exercise to achieve step #1. Step #2 is the most critical part of the successful completion of your WHAT. It's the source of all internal motivation; it's the raw fuel that keeps you going on the darkest days of your progress. I also have a free exercise to achieve this step. To request either or both of these free exercises, email me at ---((( emailjimvaughan@gmail.com )))---
Brian Shul author of 'Sled Driver', on piloting the SR-71 Blackbird
In this talk, Vietnam-era attack pilot and retired Air Force major Brian Shul, author of "Sled Driver: Flying the World's Fastest Jet," reveals fascinating details of piloting the SR-71. Using his rare aviation slides and stories as a vehicle, he tells a broader inspired
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story of hope, overcoming obstacles and daring to dream.
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Dr Gilbert has the details... (To watch the video click anywhere on Dr Gilbert's image.) |
This video analyzes the sales book...
"The 7 Triggers To Yes" esknowcom (To watch the video click anywhere on the image.) The automated style of presentation isn't all that captivating however, the list of the 7 triggers and a breakdown of each of the seven overpowered the less than impressive mechanical presentation style. The 7 triggers are: (1) Friendship Trigger (2) Authority Trigger (3) Consistency Trigger (4) Reciprocity Trigger (5) Contrast Trigger (6) Reason Why Trigger (7) Hope Trigger.
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More 'Build-A-Better-Life' ideas for you to THINK about...
Have goals so big you feel uncomfortable discussing
them with small minded people.
them with small minded people.
"How To Find And Do The Work You Love" by Scott Dinsmore was one of Wednesday's stories. Afterward, Denise Griffitts was kind enough to send us an update on what happened to Scott after he recorded that presentation. For the original video presentation, CLICK HERE. For the news article update, CLICK HERE.
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Did you save any of your favorite ideas in your journal? Over time, as you harvest the best ideas and 'journal your better future', your 'Success Journal' will become the #1 favorite book in your entire library.
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"Ideas to improve all the tomorrows of your life."
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