SUBJECT: Business Productivity Lesson #7 - See and Do

Accountability

Tell other people of your commitments, since
they’ll help hold you accountable.

Take time to consider if keeping the promise in
question is executable. Being realistic and not
going too much above and beyond what you're
capable of will help you keep your promise
successfully. Note the steps called for to keep
your promise. These could be steps which are
obvious and necessary, or steps like reminding
yourself to bring fruit to work so you are able
to supplement healthy food for nicotine when you
are trying to quit smoking. Keep a record of your
progress. You're more probable to keep your
promise when you write it down. Make notes about
your progress. If parts of the plan aren't
functioning, then make alterations. Communicate
any troubles you have. This way you can get
assistance, if necessary.

Visualize

Visualize your goal as already achieved. Put
yourself into a state of actually being there.
Make it actual in your mind, and you’ll soon see
it in your reality.

Discover a quiet, comfortable place where you
won't be distracted for a few minutes. Close your
eyes and count backwards from seven to one,
letting yourself unwind as you go. When you get
to the number 1, find yourself walking on a path.
It could be in the forest, through a field, along
the beach-wherever YOUR magic relaxation spot is.
Know that this decidedly is YOUR path. At the end
of the path is the matter you want to visualize.
Could be a new home, a new job, a fresh
relationship, or something in the intangible
realm like better listening skills. When you see
that visualization- take in the particulars.
Truly enjoy this, get all of your senses
involved, and get your emotions tangled in the
experience. Big key: feel and hold the
exhilaration of what you're visualizing. And then
let it go. Send your petition out into the
universe. Consider your request floating in a
balloon, magnetically drawing in to you the tools
you need in order for the visualization to
materialize.

Pay attention to the clues that crop up in your
life-people you meet, articles you read,
conversations you overhear- these will lead you
closer to creation. Look out for an "iron grip."
It's difficult for things to flow to you if
you're holding onto your want with such a tight
grip that avenues don't become evident. Greatest
key of all: Note the disconnect between what you
visualized and what you actually feel afterward,
either right after or as the day gets on. Your
negative ego may crop up with snide comments
like, "Oh, that's just not possible for me to
have a nice home." "Who do you think you are?"
"You don't merit that." "That's not your path,
its way too nice." Catch those beliefs, listen to
the whispers, and write them down. Ask yourself
what you'd have to do to alter that limiting
belief. Write down the stale belief and burn it
in a safe place. Write down the fresh belief and
display where you are able to see it. Return into
the visualization again.

Individuals can get engrossed in the details of
their lives and chase the next big thing without
finding time to complete the projects they
previously started. When faced with all of their
incomplete projects, they often become deluged
and start to procrastinate. You'll find that
their productivity decreases and they don't
produce the results or environment you're used to
seeing. What are the things on your list of
things that need to get done?

After using the tools in this crash course not
only should you see an increase in productivity,
but you should get more results - better results.
Your motivation and drive will also increase as
you reap the rewards of positive results. 


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