In this video (about 8 min.) you’ll learn about attracting wealth using the Law of Attraction. I couldn’t have enough time to transcript it into text format. I may do in the upcoming newsletter now enjoy it…

The only thing certain in this life is unpredictability. Even the Ancient Greeks said that in this world, “everything flows.”

Everything is uncertain, always in motion, always changing. Anyone determined to row against this current has a poor understanding of the nature of life.

And besides, why fight change?

People tend to forget that changes can be for the better—and in any case, the transitions we endure in life lead to personal growth and mental, physical, and spiritual development.

On the other hand, changes can be overwhelming.

When they come in rapid succession, they can blindside us, and cause us to despair; instead of swimming with the changing current of life, we feel as if we are being swept helplessly along, thrashing our arms and legs, threatened with drowning. More on Confronting Life’s Most Challenging Changes

All of us have those moments when we want to start throwing things.

Screaming, kicking the walls, overturning tables. But why get hysterical?

It’s perfectly normal to have such feelings of helpless rage from time to time, and respond with panic and anxiety attacks.

If you feel that such outbursts are taking control of your life, it may be time to step back and reevaluate your situation, and your response to stress.

Panic and anxiety outbursts can distort the decision-making process, or preclude it altogether. When your thoughts are swirling, it’s hard to see clearly. You’ll tend to make hasty decisions, to act just for the sake of doing something, instead of taking a much-needed pause to reflect, take a deep breath, and determine your wisest course of action.

There are a few guideposts you can use to help orient yourself when it seems that panic and anxiety have taken control of your mind. These are very practical steps you can take to manage stress constructively:

1. Take a deep breath. If an attack is threatening to break out, nip it in the bud. Sit down, stretch, relax a bit, and most importantly, breathe deeply and slowly. One of the best ways to manage rage and anger is simply to restore a slower rate of breathing. Inhale and exhale slowly, and help lower your heart rate back to a normal level.

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For as long as there’s been work to do, people have been putting it off. Perhaps they imagine that if they ignore it, or delay it long enough, it will disappear.

Why put off until tomorrow what you could do today?

Because tomorrow never comes, that’s why!

Procrastination has its own peculiar logic. But it leads to a tremendous amount of wasted time and energy.

Getting over procrastination can require a huge degree of discipline, on the part of young students or experienced businessmen and professionals.

First, recognize that you have a little problem with putting things off. Is your inbox piled to the ceiling?

You might have need to work on preventing procrastination. Look for these unmistakable symptoms. Sound familiar?

1. “I thrive on deadlines.”

That’s nice. Sure, some people do some of their best work under pressure, and good for them! But when you cut things a little too close, and a creative block appears, the stress can build to unbearable levels. A simple trick can work here, that only requires discipline. Mark your own deadline on your calendar, just a few days before the actual deadline, and work towards that. Challenge yourself. In the meantime, you’ll always have extra time just in case of a creative disaster.

2. “I’ve got all the time in the world.”

I’ll bet you do! Unfortunately, your boss or professor may have a different idea.

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Today, I’ve decided to post something new. Here are some funny procrastination quotes & cartoon. I’m working now on tomorrow’s post. I will be writing on “Ways to Beat Procrastination“. For now enjoy this…

Procrastination Funny Quote:

“Procrastination is my sin. It brings me naught but sorrow. I know that I should stop it. In fact, I will–tomorrow!” - Pitzer, Gloria

Another Procrastination

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Do you go to bed most nights with the feeling that you’ve lived that day to the fullest?

If you’ve spent the day productively, you’re likely to feel as if your life is more fulfilling.

Fulfillment involves allocating the limited time you have each day to a wide range of spheres, from work to play to romance to family.

So, are you living today to its fullest? Are you making the most of your time?

Have you ever set about deliberate lying your various activities, so as to pursue all of them more efficiently?

A simple rule of thumb is that unsuccessful people tend to chew over yesterday’s mistakes, while those destined for success are making plans for tomorrow.

Often, we can get an amazing amount of work done in any given day, and still go to bed with the feeling that we haven’t been productive.

The reason for this is simply More on Prioritizing Your To-Do Lists– Why Should You Bother?

Are there some things you consider so impossible that you refuse even to dream about them?

Do you think these desires are nothing but wasteful daydreaming and fantasizing?

Maybe you’re not being bold enough in your mindset. The truth is that, ironically, it’s those people who dare to dream the impossible who are rewarded in the end.

All you have to do is concentrate on what you want, and visualize it in your mind, in order to realize it in the real world. Here are a few pointers as you learn how to turn your thoughts into reality.

1. Strive.

Striving for something mean going beyond the point of mere dreaming, mere wanting. When we strive for something, we exert every effort in our power—mind, body, and soul—in its pursuit. We will stop at nothing to realize it; we will not take “no” for an answer.

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