Five Principles On Advancing Your Life
Everyone is looking for a formula for success ...
LOA ...
Visualization ...
Life-hacking ...
But the truth is that there is NO one formula. There are only a series of common sense, simple advice that you need to apply on a consistent basis.
From my experience (this means that it won't work for everyone) here they are:
1. Working 3 hours on the things that actually advance your life is more important than working 10 hours for work's sake.
2. Focus is more important than hard work. 25 minutes of invested focus into a task where you don't check FB, YT, Twitter, answer your phone or take a break every few seconds is more important than two hours of interrupted time.
3. Set or don't set goals. Some people feel restricted by them, others motivated. However, have a small victory every single day. I set three personal goals and three business goals. Some are five minutes long. Others are longer. But I can go to bed knowing that I've kissed the most important frogs for the day.
4. Visualization and LOA helps to get you motivated. Nobody said it will actually do the work for you.
5. Discipline is a very limited skill. This is because it requires willpower and you have far less willpower than actual energy. So instead of forcing yourself to do what you don't want, build habits that will help you do it automatically.
There are far more lessons to share but these are enough for now.
Thanks,
Razvan
LOA ...
Visualization ...
Life-hacking ...
But the truth is that there is NO one formula. There are only a series of common sense, simple advice that you need to apply on a consistent basis.
From my experience (this means that it won't work for everyone) here they are:
1. Working 3 hours on the things that actually advance your life is more important than working 10 hours for work's sake.
2. Focus is more important than hard work. 25 minutes of invested focus into a task where you don't check FB, YT, Twitter, answer your phone or take a break every few seconds is more important than two hours of interrupted time.
3. Set or don't set goals. Some people feel restricted by them, others motivated. However, have a small victory every single day. I set three personal goals and three business goals. Some are five minutes long. Others are longer. But I can go to bed knowing that I've kissed the most important frogs for the day.
4. Visualization and LOA helps to get you motivated. Nobody said it will actually do the work for you.
5. Discipline is a very limited skill. This is because it requires willpower and you have far less willpower than actual energy. So instead of forcing yourself to do what you don't want, build habits that will help you do it automatically.
There are far more lessons to share but these are enough for now.
Thanks,
Razvan
Success Coach | Writer
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