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  • Nurturing Your Soul  By : John Doe
    Number Yourself: Count yourself as an important individual. You are important. You need to be counted and acknowledged especially when you are helping others. One way that you can do this is by taking proper care of your self (having enough sleep, food, exercise and relaxation).
  • House Cleaning - Three Ways To Finding The Time  By : John Doe
    It's always a challenge finding time to clean my house. Seems the hours, days and weeks just fly by, so much to do, so little time. Here are three ways to fit in your house cleaning. 1. Schedule it in. We all make appointments, whether it is for ourselves or someone else.
  • Painful Cost of Working Yourself to Death  By : John Doe
    We all know the harmful effects of overwork. People get tired and irritable. Without enough hours in the day to do everything that needs to be done -- much less the things we want to do -- life is stressful and unpleasant.
  • Too Many Unfinished Projects?  By : John Doe
    Q. I have several projects going at once -- but I never seem to finish them! I'm pulled in so many different directions -- and I end up with nothing to show for my efforts!A.
  • Peace Of Mind At The Workplace  By : John Doe
    Work brings together people of different characters and behavior, and this often causes friction, resentment and stress. Sometimes the boss is too demanding, colleagues may be unpleasant, there might be too much work or the working conditions may not be comfortable.
  • Pacing Yourself Through Change  By : John Doe
    OK. .. let's assume that you're truly motivated to change. Great. But how do you stay that way? That's a very important question, because most people fail to change not because they don't want to, but because they can't sustain their motivating drive throughout the process.
  • How Do You Start Your Day  By : John Doe
    "Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces up, snow is exhilarating; there is no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.
  • Giving Up the Cape  By : John Doe
    "I find it interesting that the very cape I tried to use to fly, became so heavy it kept me grounded. " --Brook NoelOne day I was racing around town, errand to errand, mission to mission. When I stopped at my house to grab a few papers, the phone rang.
  • Time Management  By : John Doe
    Isn't it amazing that some people can produce huge results in the same 24 hours that we all have? Whether or not we realize it, we victimize ourselves by not appropriately deciding what to do with our time.
  • Sharpen The Saw  By : John Doe
    Sometime ago, my lovely wife woke me up in the middle of the night and said, 'Dayo, you know what? I feel neglected. ' I was speechless. She then went on to say that for sometime now I have been spending more time on my work to the detriment of the family.
  • Achieve More With Less Through Proper Planning  By : John Doe
    One question a lot of people ask me recently is: "how do I manage my own personal time and get so much done in the same 24 hours everyone else have? They wonder how I have time for my family, being a Motivational Speaker, Business/Life Coach, Writer, Publisher, and Toastmaster.
  • Time is Money - Dont Waste It  By : John Doe
    "If you control your time, you control your life" - Alan Lakein (1973)Time is Money. Time is a precious commodity and everyone gets an equal share, but we use it differently. Even different societies have different attitudes towards times.
  • When is the Best Time to Plan Your Day?  By : John Doe
    When is the best time to plan your day? Well, everyone is different. Let's take a quick look at some of the different possible times:1) Early morning before you go to work.
  • Sprint Through Your Workday, Even if Youre a Marathoner  By : John Doe
    Whenever you have projects that can't be done in one sitting, they have to be broken up into steps. Some people are marathoners and work best when they can spend long, uninterrupted hours on their projects.
  • Get More Done at Your Office: Focus on These Eight Areas for Increased Productivity  By : John Doe
    Your productivity depends on good tools and effective environments, and on using them both well. It can be overwhelming to get your office into shape and still get your work done. Try attacking one of these areas each week.
  • Time Management: Which Advice to Follow?  By : John Doe
    There are so many books on Time Management published every month that it is difficult to find the time to read and digest them all.
  • Put Yourself First  By : John Doe
    Are you too busy to put yourself first? If a plane loses oxygen pressure for any reason, oxygen masks will drop down from a small overhead compartment. If the oxygen masks come down in a plane and you have children, you are always advised to put yours on first before helping your children.
  • Save Your Time - Delegate!  By : John Doe
    Frustration is when an obstacle blocks your ability to achieve a goal. You know it is still possible to achieve it, but you just have no idea how. Often the obstacle blocking a clear path to the successful completion of a goal is our own knowledge.
  • Todays Overload: Tommorrow  By : John Doe
    Whatever providence has in store for us tomorrow is not meant for us until tomorrow. It is foolish to burden ourselves today with cares and concerns that belong to another day.
  • Everythings Blurry Except For You  By : John Doe
    Riding the subway home yesterday, my typically silent car was enlivened by two young girls and their mothers who hopped on. The girls, 7 years old or so, immediately danced over to the upright pole in the middle of the aisle and started twirling around it.
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