Create powerful references in your life that could expand your world.
Replicate other people excellence
Model to produce results
Increase your financial vocabulary if you want more of the financial stuff
Similarity supports the long term and differences the short term
Values and Beliefs are shaped by the various experiences in our life
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Inspiring Words
“No pessimist ever discovered the secrets of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new heaven to the human spirit.”
—Helen Keller
When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced; live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.
— Cherokee Saying
“Each choice we make causes a ripple effect in our lives. When things happen to us, it is the reaction we choose that can create the difference between the sorrows of our past and the joy in our future.”
-Chelle Thompson
It took me a long time not to judge myself through someone else’s eyes.
— Sally Field
—Helen Keller
When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced; live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.
— Cherokee Saying
“Each choice we make causes a ripple effect in our lives. When things happen to us, it is the reaction we choose that can create the difference between the sorrows of our past and the joy in our future.”
-Chelle Thompson
It took me a long time not to judge myself through someone else’s eyes.
— Sally Field
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I can relate to that value.

There are seven values that are common to everyone - WeaK SPACE
Wealth - Ownership and worth
Knowledge - Learning and understanding
Sensuality - One's physical experience
Power - Control and recognition
Aesthetics - Beauty, balance, order and symmetry
Commitment - Being committed to something, having a mission or a cause, doing the "right" thing
Empathy - Feeling connected to other people
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Thursday, February 3, 2011
Purpose of Planning
Planning has many benefits. Planning forces managers to look at the future. Without planning, managers may be too occupied with the day-to-day operation and problems.
With planning managers anticipate future problems while pursuing the goals. This helps to reduce uncertainty.
Planning enables the organisation to direct its resources to make things happen
Planning encourages greater cooperation and coordination among the various groups in the organisation. This improves better utilization of organisational resources.
Planning reduces waste and eliminates duplication of activities.
Planning sets standards that can be used for purpose of controlling.
With planning managers anticipate future problems while pursuing the goals. This helps to reduce uncertainty.
Planning enables the organisation to direct its resources to make things happen
Planning encourages greater cooperation and coordination among the various groups in the organisation. This improves better utilization of organisational resources.
Planning reduces waste and eliminates duplication of activities.
Planning sets standards that can be used for purpose of controlling.
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Living Life & Enjoying Everday
Life is a gift, appreciate and enjoy, and live in the now, it is so important. A smile will gain you ten more years of life, and ten more years worth living. Forgive yourself for your faults and your mistakes and move on as making mistakes is about how we learn to do better. Remember, time you enjoyed wasting was not wasted as you are investing time in pleasure that brings you dividends of peace.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Word Power
Recently, I was reading this book and it was called "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis, and I realized that my vocabulary range was awful, my commitment to this blog is to share information that I pick up and am willing to share and grow
Words
1)A clandestine meeting - secret
2) to vacillate continually - swing back and forth in indecision
3) audacious attempt - bold
4) a prurient adolescent - sexually longing
5) an egregious error - outstandingly bad
6) a taciturn host - disinclined to conversations
7) shows perspicacity - mental keenness
8) a laconic reply - terse and meaningful
9) to malign his friend - slander
10) gregarious person - very sociable
RamituP
Words
1)A clandestine meeting - secret
2) to vacillate continually - swing back and forth in indecision
3) audacious attempt - bold
4) a prurient adolescent - sexually longing
5) an egregious error - outstandingly bad
6) a taciturn host - disinclined to conversations
7) shows perspicacity - mental keenness
8) a laconic reply - terse and meaningful
9) to malign his friend - slander
10) gregarious person - very sociable
RamituP
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
10 points to minimize your fear of public speaking

1)Overcome and accept your fear and make it work for you, use your nervous energy and turn it into enthusiasm, which will relax you.
2)Pranayam. Take a deep breath from your diaphragm, not your chest, feel the difference and relax. make it a habit to relax your body before speaking
3)Diction improves as you practice reading out loud.
4)Improve your tone and emotion, by reading children's books.
5)Try this, Look in front of a mirror and say "I like myself" 20 times and start speakingg to the mirror to improve your smile and body language.
6)Use key words on cue cards to keep you organized, know your content and never, never memorize a speech.
7)To improve your comfort level, speak as often as possible in public.
8)Use laughter and humor to relax, not only you, but your audience.
9)Use a video recorder to evaluate your skills.
10)PRACTICE…PRACTICE…PRACTICE.
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