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Showing posts with label definite decision. Show all posts
Showing posts with label definite decision. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Procrastination - How to Develop the Habit of Definite Decision to Overcome Procrastination - Part 2


Yesterday we covered Desire, Decision and Set a Time to Begin. Today we'll look at 4 more ways to develop the habit of definite decision to overcome procrastination.

1) Faith

Believe that you will have your desire. You could never achieve anything worth having without faith. Doubt will always dig up any seed of hope and set you back into procrastination. Faith is acceptance that you will have what you say you desire. Accept it as if someone offers you a gift. See it as being yours. The energy of your belief will create the momentum you need to keep you moving forward toward your goal and move you from the state of procrastination into activation.

2) Persistent

Take regular persistent determined action to get you closer to your goal. Each action step toward your goal builds greater confidence. The key ingredient to achieving any goal is persistence. Lack of it is the cause of many abandoned dreams. A strong reason for wanting what you desire fuels the energy of persistence and pushes you forward in the face of adverse conditions.

3) The Master mind

Surround yourself with people who will help you realize your goal. When you surround yourself with like-minded individuals, the energy among this support system will encourage you to keep on keeping on. The wisdom shared within a master mind group can unlock doors and produce ideas that you will not have come up with on your own. You gain tremendous inspiration and motivation from the experiences of the other members.

4) Organized Planning

Formulate a plan to put your ideas into action. Putting a plan together brings the ideas from in the imaginary/spiritual stage into the beginning stages of form. As you put the plans into action, your ideas become animated and continue the growth process into full realization.

As you continue to develop the habit of definite decision, you'll find that you'll not only overcome procrastination but that you'll move into a higher level of achievement in any area of your life.

And to discover how you can adopt the mindset to overcome any obstacle and obtain the tools needed to achieve any goal, whether it's financial, spiritual, relationship, health, I invite you to a free Think and Grow Rich membership program at http://www.changinginsideoutnow.ning.com.


Monday, September 13, 2010

Procrastination - How to Develop the Habit of Definite Decision to Overcome Procrastination - Part 1


Repetition is the key to establishing a new habit, and determination and persistence will sustain and bring permanency to the new way of life.

In order to overcome procrastination, we need to master the decision making process. The following provides a step by step process to establishing this new habit.

1) Desire

What is it you want? Once you know what you want and have a clear image of it, you can move to the next stage. Clarity of your desire is paramount to obtaining it. Vague desires bring vague results. Become specific and allow your mental image to be crisp and precise in order to attract the mirrored image of your desire.

2) Decision

Decide that you will have your desire. Make a firm decision that you will stop at nothing until your desire is materialized. Many times we don't get the results we desire is because we never make a firm decision that we'll have what we want. We don't see how we're going to manifest what we want so we never make a firm decision that we'll have it. Did you know that decisiveness, even when you're not sure which way to go, opens the way for the answer to come? Think about that.

3) Set a time to begin

Set a definite date to start and begin doing what you say you will. You're putting on legs to your decision. You're getting the momentum going. You're stepping out in faith even if you only have one small idea to begin with. Every great tree once started out as a tiny seed. The size of the seed was never considered an obstacle to the greatness of the oak. Your small idea or inspiration, no matter how insignificant it may seem, contains the making of greatness. It's only waiting for you to take action, put the seed into the ground, and allow the law of growth to do its thing.

And to discover how you can adopt the mindset to overcome any obstacle and obtain the tools needed to achieve any goal, whether it's financial, spiritual, relationship, health, I invite you to a free Think and Grow Rich membership program at http://www.changinginsideoutnow.ning.com.

Look for Part 2 tomorrow.

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