According to the laws of physics and aerodynamics, a bumble bee can’t fly. So…try telling a bumble bee that! Isn’t it wonderful that bumble bees don’t possess human traits? Because if they did, in all likelihood, we would live in a world devoid of flowers and honeycombe and the simple delights of bumble bees productively… Read More
4 Tips For Overcoming Procrastination
It’s time for you to go on the defensive and tackle this self-defeating habit, so let’s start with four tips to help you overcome procrastination. Tip1: Start on the most basic level by treating your body and mind to a system of reward and punishment. When you complete a goal as stated reward yourself generously. … Read More
Why Do People Procrastinate?
There are also two types of procrastinators to consider. 1. The first can be called a relaxed procrastinator. This person tends to view their responsibilities (or perhaps their opportunities) in a negative light. They then try and avoid these responsibilities by redirecting their energy into other tasks—usually mundane tasks that offer nothing else but a… Read More
Have you ever procrastinated on something before?
Have you ever wondered why you procrastinate on some things and not others? For those of you who are familiar with procrastination, the issue is how can you stop procrastinating and start taking action? Before you read over some common tips, first try and analyze your own circumstances. Remember that most cases of procrastination are… Read More
Easy Steps to Get Those Warm Introductions / Referrals
I have used the below philosophy several times in the past and found it to be very effective at obtaining referrals to the people you would really like to talk with. Richard Weylman states the steps very succinctly and thought you would get value from this. If you have never tried this before, now would… Read More
Is belief voluntary or involuntary?
Some great minds have theorized that the formation of belief is mostly an involuntary process. True, anyone can investigate information in order to form beliefs. However, that person may well reach automatic conclusions based on their background. This theory is supported by the fact that many people only accept information that supports their already existing… Read More