Take Control of Your Life

You wouldn’t drive your car without checking all the internal gauges and determining your destination, so why would you lead your life that way? If you let life happen to you and you’re just a passenger along for the ride, you have given away your control! Take it back by grabbing the steering wheel, plunking down into the driver’s seat and taking a serious look at where you’re headed. SUCCESS experts like Darren Hardy, Alan Price and many others tell you how:

Best-selling author John C. Maxwell:
List your core beliefs.
Then abide by your core beliefs each day, and refuse to be swayed by outside factors and influences. These become the tenets of your life that will ultimately deliver a fulfilled existence.

Compile a daily-dozen list you adhere to each day.
Your list should include the most important values and goals that will be influential in shaping your life and achieving your successes. Ideally, this list should be a basic outline of how you want to live as a person and what you want to achieve. If you refer to your list each day, it will help you stay on course.

Motivational coach and author Denis Waitley:
Know the person in the mirror.
Quality of life begins with self-assessment, and is about the fulfillment and joy we experience every day—not someday, or during vacations or retirement.

Keep a close check on what you are exposed to most.
You are not only what you eat, but through repetition you become what you watch, read, listen to and internalize.

Set benchmarks to see if you are making progress.
Throughout the day, frequently ask yourself: Is this activity moving me forward to achieve my most important lifetime goals?

Alan Price Books offer you that competitive edge over the competition in whatever field you are in. Self Help Books are the only way to change that old school, pre programmed negative thinking. These books have helped Alan Price, and thousands upon thousands of others that was all in poor places at one point in their lives.

We really do have control of our own minds (our personal computer). So why don’t more people take full control of their own minds? Why do so many people just keep on living with all that bad programming? Stop letting someone else run the control center of your personal computer, and start taking control yourself, and as a result you will see a whole new life that you have never seen before!

A great book that in my opinion is one of the best books to help you find yourself, and start learning how to control your own personal computer (your mind) is “What To Say When You Talk To Yourself” by Shad Helmstetter, Ph.D. These are powerful new techniques to program your potential for success!

How can we reprogram our minds, and gain the personal success that we really dream of. The books we read, and the things we allow into our mind “our personal computer”. The things we allow in through our eyes and ears and we allow to come out of our mouth. Can a person really Reprogram Your Mind?

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Six Ways to Take Charge of 2012

New year, new outlook. Stephen Covey, one of the most prolific leadership authors of our time, says there are six things you can do right now to make 2012 your best year ever:

1. Be proactive.
   It’s more than just taking initiative. It means being responsible for your own life. Empower yourself to lead and spread your influence no matter what position you hold.
2. Sharpen the saw.
   Decide what’s truly important. Sharpen your saw early in the day by learning to say no to the unimportant and yes to the highly important
3. Seek to understand before seeking to be understood.
   It’s human nature to want to be understood, but when both parties are trying to be understood, neither party is listening. By making the investment to understand the other party, you can magically transform the course of your conversations.
4. Begin with the end in mind.
   Start today with an image of the end of your life as the frame of reference by which everything else is examined. With a clear idea of where you are going, examine everything in the context of what matters to you most.
5. Develop a vision mission statement.
   Get a deep sense of your life’s mission, purpose and value system, then establish your goals and a system of accountability that keeps you on track.
6. Think win-win.
   There is enough success for everyone, so don’t view another person’s success as success achieved at your expense or exclusion.

Take a look at the project that Alan Price, and Mike Pilcher have been working on together. Taking charge in 2011 was huge for these guys, but already in early 2012 they are exploding their Businesses, and Incomes as a result of this take charge mentality. >>> Alan Price and Mike Pilcher Leadership Project <<<