What having mental toughness does is gives you an edge. It can be a turning point in your life where you’re able to overcome the gates of defeat, and push you to places most won’t dare to go. It’s the element to get you through difficult times, when the going gets tough.
This is when you can reach peak performance in your pursuits. This is what separates the elite, the high achievers from the very good.
Those who may appear meek, can gain mental toughness through hard work and training, …
The first initial step when it comes to accumulating more money, is applying what we learned in Grade school. Addition and subtraction. Earn more while spending less. How we’re conditioned to earn more however, is either work more hours at the current job, or find a better paying job.
Although they are the easiest solutions to increase cash flow, what they won’t do is increase our money consciousness.
You can easily get a second or third job, but you could also easily go out and spend that extra money you’ve …
To generate motivation becomes the key which kicks us out of bed Monday morning, and guides us to stay on track. Doing so pushes us closer, so we can see the light at the end of the coffee. Motivation is that internal kick in the groin we give ourselves, knowing some days can be harder than others.
What most however will do is flick the default switch and remain lazy, stagnate and as static as possible. To do the bare minimum.
So what it take’s is that nudge to get …
Procrastination is the conscious voluntary postponement of a task which needs to be done, usually vital or unpleasant. This at times against ones better judgment. Once someone procrastinates, what they’re doing is delaying something that’s pressing, which can become detrimental in the future.
There are some who procrastinates, claim they do so because they perform better when under pressure, so they choose to delay.
Another excuse is they may need that last moment push of a pending deadline, to get focused.
The clinical definition of procrastination, is it’s a negative …
What we do is spend our lives in perpetual motion, constantly changing, trying to be a better person, attempting to do the right thing for humanity. We try to be nice, make others feel welcome and comfortable. But what the cruel element of dysfunction does, is interferes with our best intentions.
There’s this constant internal battle we fight on a daily basis. This war of good and despair, we battle internally.
The ego, too proud to admit we were wrong, where saying “I’m sorry” does indeed appear to be the …