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Mentally Review Your DayCultivate learning and establish a positive expectancy of your success through framing and reframing your experiences today. Consider today’s highlights, insights, and preparations for a better day tomorrow. Enlist your inner mind for effective problem solving as you go to sleep tonight.

Take Small StepsAdapt most effectively and be more resilient as you move in the direction of your goals with persistent and consistent actions. Take small steps and notice small concrete indicator of success.

Two Forms of Task Clarity​Grow yourself as a leader and the success of your work as you move in the direction of your goals with persistent and consistent actions. Be clear on your tasks today to work in your business and build greater strengths to work on your business this week.

Avoid burnout with 3 easy tips for building your adaption energy. Hydrate, take frequent mini-breaks to stretch and move, and sleep most effectively each night.

Procrastinating on a difficult task does not make it easier. Develop the habit of getting the tough stuff done right away each day.

Every day we engage in many mundane activities. Our routines can should put us in the groove not put us in a rut. Energize your life by finding the sacred nature of it.

Your goals should excite you. But did you ever hear the phrase “Be careful what you ask for…you just might get it?” When you establish a goal as a business person, consider the delicate balance of your life—your life’s “ecology.”

The conscious mind sets goals, but it is your nonconscious mind that finds the best ways and means to accomplish them. Give your goal to the “pure imaginal realm” and follow where it leads you. The best technique for enlisting the support of your nonconscious resources lies within.

A successful life boils down to directing your thinking, feeling, and actions—moment to moment. When working on my doctorate, I encountered one of the most powerful techniques I have ever used to help channel my daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly energy. It works, and I share it with you here.

The brain is a goal seeking device. Written goals tell the brain what you choose to create and achieve. To accelerate your goal achievement, here are 3 quick tips that can immediately give your goals a boost up and over any hurdles you may encounter.