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| Josh Hinds' Motivational & Inspirational Journal Josh Hinds - Syndicated columnist - Writer - Author - New Media Publisher :o) |
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Friday, April 27, 2001 As you can imagine I enjoy surfing around the web as much as the next person does... Here are a few interesting things I've found out there. Hopefully you'll find them valuable enough to check this section of the site often :-) As A Man Thinketh by James Allen. A timeless classic that's influenced millions!.. This one's available as a ebook :-) .. They've done a great job of making this a truly informative site (and getting this valuable book out to the masses!). Looking for other self-help ebooks? Be sure and check out the section on our website as well as the Self-help section of The eBook Directory! While I am sharing great resources with you be sure to check out the excellent offer by Success Trainer Brian Tracy... He's giving away a Free CD called 21 Success Secrets Of Self Made Millionaires! posted by Josh Hinds | Permalink Monday, April 16, 2001 Strength in numbers - Actively looking to include others in our own success is one way that will increase our own success. This does not only apply if we're in business for ourselves. It reaches deep into many other areas as well... Perhaps you're a student. You know that a class is going to be particularly hard. Given this scenario we have two options don't we? One we could go it alone and study as hard as we can or two we could form a study group! In the group we have the advantage of learning from each other. Suddenly our knowledge is multiplied by the number of people that are in our group! Now that my friend is strength in numbers. Lets take the example of business. Suddenly I have this excellent idea I assure myself that it will be a success, but am afraid that if I share it with others it might be stolen from me (or no one will like the idea). So I decide to go it alone. I end up spending valuable hours making the same progress that might have come faster had I looked for help! Notice I don't suggest taking on a partner or giving the idea away. Rather I say look for others to help you in your efforts. People will help if we simply ask. It is worth noting though that we need to be careful of those that we ask for help. When I first set out on the adventure of starting the motivational community site and newsletter. I would ask just about anyone what they thought of my idea. Was it doable I would ask. In my heart I knew that it was. However, some of the folks that I asked doubted the idea (note: it wasn't me they doubted just the idea). Upon looking back on it now I see that what they were basing their decision on was whether or not they believed they could do it, not whether or not it could be done. Get advice from people who have done similar things. Make it a point to get a second opinion. Second opinions lead us to new insights that we may not have originally noticed...Your friend in cyberspace, Josh Hinds posted by Josh Hinds | Permalink Saturday, April 14, 2001 Each day begins a new - No matter what happened in the past, be it good or bad does it have to deter us from our overall goals if we so choose... It is only when we allow ourselves to become absorbed by past problems that yesterday's events stand in the way of our personal success. Affirm clearly in your mind that today is a new day and that you're going to make it as good as can be... Your friend in cyberspace, Josh Hinds :-) posted by Josh Hinds | Permalink Tuesday, April 10, 2001 Success is so much more than fame and money - At times we all try to attache a monetary value to the definition of success. We look at those around us (or those in the news) and say, "he or she is successful". The problem is if we're basing success simply on the amount of money or fame that a person has attained we're missing the big picture... Surely fame and fortune can go along with a person that has reached success in their lives, but we have to remember that it is only a subset of success (not the total package and not always required). Wouldn't you agree that someone who doesn't have the million dollar bank account or star on Hollywood boulevard can be just as equally successful? The key is that we're able to identify our own personal level of success. Once we've identified it find happiness in the knowing that you're on the right track in your life... Your friend in cyberspace, Josh Hinds :-) posted by Josh Hinds | Permalink |
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