Friday, March 06, 2009

Personal Success Tips - Learn To Go With The Flow Of Life

Learn to go with the flow of life. Navigate through and around the challenging times and be focused on the journey, not the destination. Here are some tips to help you do that:

  • Learn to be less serious about what you do in life.

  • Trust the process of life; don’t try to push it or stop it.

  • Be as flexible and fluid as you can: Be like a palm tree in the middle of a tropical storm.

  • Learn to detach from your desired outcomes and go with the flow of Marry YourSelf Firstlife.

  • Become an expert navigator on the river of life.

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Thursday, March 05, 2009

Personal Success Tip - Create a Living Legacy

Remember the Law of Attraction: When you do the right actions; the right outcomes will arrive. It may not always be what you planned (like Christopher Columbus), or even what you totally wanted, but it’ll be exactly what you need to live in your integrity.

When you live your life with passionate purpose, you’re creating a living legacy.

Whatever it is you feel led to do, I suggest you start and do it today!

Whatever purpose, calling, vision and mission you have, live today as if today were your last day. In doing so you create both a living and endless legacy.

It all begins with your willingness to explore your river of life and to trust the process of life.

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Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Personal Success Tip - Navigate Through Flexibility

The quicker you learn how to navigate your life through flexibility and acceptance rather than trying to control it through rigidity, the easier life will be for you to handle, and the more gracious you’ll be in handling whatever happens to come your way.

Become an expert navigator and learn to steer away from the rapids as you see them approaching. Use your conscious judgment to go with the safe flow, as you look and listen for the rapids and waterfalls.

This paradox of passion can be simply summarized as being fully committed to succeed to your highest good while being fully detached from any outcome. Marry YourSelf First!

Be willing to make many mistakes and blunders, see what you can learn from them, and just simply continue on with your mission. This is the highest form of self-esteem. You feel great about you regardless of the outcome

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Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Personal Success Strategy - 3 Tips To Tap Into The Zen of Flow

Last time I promised you 3 tips to help you successfully navigate through life. Use these tips to be an expert life-river navigator:
  1. While, due to the unpredictable nature of the river, it’s a good idea to make a plan and have goals. It’s also good to let go of being attached to the outcomes. Rapids and waterfalls call for flexibility and patience. Plans B, C, D, and E, are great back-ups if plan A doesn’t work out. Remember, if plan A breaks down, it only means there’s an opportunity for you to have a break-through with another plan. Don’t get stuck in the breakdown, always look for the break-through.
  2. You’re not a salmon, so there’s no point in trying to swim upstream. You can’t go backwards in life, only forward. So, you may want to surround yourself with other river navigators who are being successful on their journey. Be on the lookout for them and ask them for their guidance. Most of them are happy to help.
  3. As the saying goes, Life is a journey, not a destination. So it is with the river of life. Beauty and enlightenment will naturally occur if you simply enjoy the journey.

Remember: You can’t push a river to make it go any faster; nor can you effectively stop or slow it down. You can only learn to go with the flow of the river.

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Monday, March 02, 2009

Personal Success Strategy - The Zen of Flow

The Zen of Flow and the River of Life

Life is like a river. It has its own flow and direction. There are rapids and falls, as well as peaceful pools. Some places are narrow and some are very wide. Sometimes the river goes very fast, and other times it hardly moves at all. But rivers are always in some movement, as is life.

You can’t push a river to make it go any faster, nor can you, on your own, slow it down or stop it!

Your primary task in life is to learn how to effectively navigate this river, and of course, to enjoy the trip as it, and you, flow on through.

I’ve known a number of people who’ve tried to be river-pushers. They try to do more than is humanly possible, and often expect the same from others. They get frustrated with themselves and others when results don’t happen fast enough. These are typically the perfectionists who have the underlying fear of failure. They’re also prone to unhealthy levels of stress due to this attempted river-pushing. They miss the beauty and lessons of life because they’re so busy trying to make things happen, instead of just letting them happen.

There are also those people who try to stop or slow down the flow of the river. Too often these people suffer from high levels of unhealthy stress because of all the energy they pour into their river-blocking tactics. They often sabotage their own lives because they’re simply afraid of where the river may take them. These are the people who have the underlying fear of change, and will do just about anything to keep themselves in the status quo. They always want to know ahead of time where they’re going and what’s going to happen. They, like the river-pushers, miss out on the wonderful adventure and natural illuminations which occur in the flow of the river of life.

Marry YourSelf FirstI’d like to invite you to be an expert life-river navigator. Tomorrow I will share with you three tips to help you successfully navigate through life.

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