There's absolutely no way around it. You're going to have to work to make your dreams of success come true. And, I've never really understood those who try to succeed in achieving their goals without having somewhat of a work ethic behind the whole goal-achievement process. I mean . . . "money doesn't grow on … Continue reading Consistent Work in Your Success Story
Consistent Work Positive Attitude Balance Simplifying Things Discipline These are the themes I keep coming back to over and over again to help keep the momentum going for "GETTING THINGS DONE." They are "success" themes. You can call them those simple reminders (in one or two words) that keep you grounded and focused on the … Continue reading My Motivational Themes of the Year
Have you ever had one of those days where things were kind of messy? I mean . . . the kind of day where you didn't exactly wake up with the go-getter mentality that productive days are made of? Maybe you woke up with a heavy-heartedness that you couldn't quite shake off from some disheartening … Continue reading “Pardon My Mess” Day: A Writing Therapy Exercise
In my estimation, the two don't go hand-in-hand. When you set "goals," I mean REALLY set goals, there's some striving that takes place. A waiting period that happens. Now, the waiting period (from the time that the goal is a mere speck of a thought in an individual's mind to the attainment of that goal) … Continue reading The Goal Mindset and Instant Gratification
Now that 2023 is coming to a close, many people are already bypassing what's left of it and looking eagerly forward to the awesomeness that, hopefully, awaits them in 2024. But, I've always been of the mind that all time given is most precious, so why wish it away? Why not make the most of … Continue reading The Goal Mindset Comes Before the Goal Achievement
Writing things down has so many life-saving capabilities. It really does. Now, I might be using this opening statement in more of a dramatic setting than is called for. But, I have seen, first-hand, how writing therapy (and writing in general) has a way of organizing life so its complexities are easier to manage. I … Continue reading Breaking Down Overwhelm through Written Organization: A Writing Therapy Realization
One of the things I've wanted to do with this whole "Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance" series is to balance out all the life processes in order to simplify the motions we go through in life. My goal is to make living life less complicated and convoluted and complex, so that the barriers to accomplishing … Continue reading Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance: Simplify Your Goal Setting
I'm back from my end-of-2021 goal challenge and ready to take on another 12 months of blogging adventures. However, I have to admit that I've been a little sluggish the last couple of weeks or so. Winter break in my household didn't help with the whole productivity outlook. And this first quarter of 2022 has … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Blogging Momentum Comes from Within
Now, the blog post (below) is actually a reblog (published June 1, 2020) from my original post, entitled: "New Product Journey: Plan, But Move On It!" And, I've decided to post it here, again, because it goes oh-so-well with the prior "Creative Entrepreneurship Basics" installment, which you can find here. So, without further ado, let's … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Plan and Move
What do ants do for fun? Because as far as I can tell, they're all work and no play. I mean, they aren't playing around when it comes to GETTING THINGS DONE. Whether the worker ants are tending to the ant babies, scavenging for food, or building the nests, they have an unrelenting work ethic … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Blogging’s for the Worker Ant (Part 2)
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