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#PersonalDevelopment

If you're not failing, you're not pushing the limits of your abilities. 

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Personal Productivity

Several studies have shown that multitasking is a distraction.  It's incompatible with the peak-concentration states that are associated with high-performance and quality of work.  When people multitask, they cannot focus fully on the task at hand because their brain is still processing the last unfinished task.

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#Focus

While trying to do more tasks simultaneously, you prevent yourself from finishing any one task of significance.  By focusing deeply on just one important thing at a time - hyperfocusing, you become the most productive version of yourself.

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Focus

Since distraction is the opposite of focus, you ability to focus is directly related to how well you are able to consistently avoid and eliminate distractions.

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Action Mode

Don't tell yourself that you need more time to get organized or lay out a comprehensive plan.  You may not be aware of it, but a lot of that work has already been done.  It's waiting in your subconscious mind, so just trust your instincts and begin.

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#PersonalDevelopment

The biggest challenge today is not getting an education but keeping one.

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Change Your Life

William James, the great man known as "the father of American psychology," said there are three rules if you want to change your life: 1) Start immediately, 2) Do it flamboyantly, and, 3) No exceptions.

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Wealthy

There are two ways to be wealthy: 1) to get everything you want, or, 2) to want everything you have.  Which is easier right here and right now?

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#PersonalDevelopment

Enough is a beautiful thing!

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The Rule of 3

At the start of each day choose the three things you want to have accomplished by day's end.  By forcing yourself to pick just three main intentions at the start of each day, you accomplish several things.  You choose what's important but also what's not important - the constraints of this rule force you to figure out what actually matters.

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