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self-esteem

Game Plan to Jump Start Your Self-Esteem

Last post we explored some of the ways to protect your self-esteem.  Now let me offer you a 30- or 60-day game plan to jump start it to a better level.  The plan includes looking at negative programming that could be lowering your self-esteem, recognizing erroneous beliefs that could lower your opinion of yourself, and exposing yourself to positive programming that helps raise your esteem. 
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low self-esteem

Threats to Healthy Self-Esteem

We are living in the greatest time in human history.  Yet with all the fantastic advancement of modern society today, I believe our mental health is actually moving backward.  From my work, it appears many more people today suffer from depression, insecurity and low self-esteem than ever before.
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self-esteem

Becoming the Best Version of Yourself 

Everything else is redundant.  Because if you strive diligently to become the highest possible version of yourself – all the elements of prosperity will manifest.  Vibrant health, healthy relationships, spiritual harmony, wealth and success.  
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motivation

Motivating Yourself

The human animal has two basic psychological pathways: We run towards things we want, and run away from things we fear.  Because motivation only happens when you have a “why,” it’s worth spending some time thinking about how that process unfolds.
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goals

How Attention Helps Achieve Your Goals

Think back to the example of James Allen in As a Man Thinketh.  He equated the mind with a garden plot.  You can just let it happen.  The wind blows in seeds and you have a bunch of wild weeds.  Or you consciously cultivate the crop, and you grow flowers or vegetables. Of course your mind is the same way.  But the stakes are a whole lot higher… 
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Rewiring Your Brain with a Fresh Perspective

The average person has about 60,000 thoughts a day.  Unfortunately, most of them are the same ones every day.  These thoughts follow the same neural pathway in your brain.  They literally create a rut they travel through over and over.
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cosmic habitforce

What Makes You You Suck It Up

He said I had come, because I had built such success habits, that it was easier for me to come, than it would be to stay home.  He saw it as a demonstration of cosmic habitforce that Napoleon Hill learned from Carnegie.  He’s onto something there...
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self-development

The Evolution of You

Sometimes the reason you’re not able to pull the trigger on a new project or venture – is because you haven’t yet become the person who is capable of doing it.
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