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Perception….
“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” ~ Wayne Dyer
continue reading...“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” ~ Wayne Dyer
continue reading...Many people walk around in life bitter or full of regrets about mistakes they made. But I have a question for you. Ā Are you bitter that you had to crawl before you started to walk? Did you
continue reading...Do you find yourself constantly second guessing where you are in life?Ā Worried?Ā Full of regrets?Ā Wondering whether you are on the right track?Ā Agonizing over decisions?Ā You may be caught in
continue reading...I’ve written before about the 90-day challenge. Indeed, tomjohnston.org grew out of a challenge where I committed to write a new blog post for 90 days in a row. I made it 155 days straight
continue reading...“A wisdom figure is someone who is seen to have arrived at an inner center and lives out of the resource found there.” ~ Murray Stein
continue reading...“Keep walking, though thereās no place to get to. Donāt try to see through the distances. Thatās not for human beings. Move within, but donāt move the way fear makes you move.” ~ Rumi
continue reading...I have a challenge for you.Ā Take it up now for the rest of the day, or maybe start fresh tomorrow. So what do I suggest you try?
continue reading...What’s your business mantra? A mantra is a statement that you repeat to focus the mind. The word itself goes back to ancient Sanskrit meaning āthought behind speech or action.ā Using clear mantras to help guide your life and business is a powerful practice. These short maxims anchor you, guide you, and more. I donāt […]
continue reading...I found this point from The Odin Project thought-provoking: “When learning, your mind will consistently switch between the following two states: Focus mode: This state occurs when you are consciously focusing on learning, reading, watching videos, or working on a project. Diffuse mode: This state occurs subconsciously, at times when you are not actively learning, […]
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