No matter what your self improvement aspirations are, it’s a good idea to periodically do some self-analysis to see just how “on track” you are. Whether you aspire to be a great tycoon, a great athlete or a great parent, it can be very constructive to see just how far you’ve come, and how you’re living up to your potential.
Archive for May, 2008
Tracking Your Personal Progress
Posted in Your Daily Life with tags positive mindset, self assessment, self improvement, success, Your Daily Life, your potential on May 30, 2008 by Bill RudoskyA Bit More About A Healthy Brain…
Posted in Your Daily Life with tags brain hemispheres, keep your memory sharp, keeping your brain active on May 28, 2008 by Bill RudoskyAfter a bit more digging, here are some more tips you can use to keep your brain, and memory, working in top form…
Improving Your Memory
Posted in Your Daily Life with tags improve your memory, keep your memory sharp, keeping your brain active, learning, mental workout, relaxation, strong memory on May 27, 2008 by Bill RudoskyWhile occasionally forgetting where you left your car keys isn’t necessarily cause for concern, we could all take steps to keep our memories sharp. Especially us “middle” aged folks. So, here are 5 simple things anyone can do to keep those mental files organized.
Quote Of The Week
Posted in Quotes with tags opportunities, Sun Tzu on May 26, 2008 by Bill Rudosky“Opportunities multiply as they are seized”
Sun Tzu
Concentration And Focus
Posted in Your Daily Life with tags celebration, concentration, faith, focus, openness, success, understanding on May 25, 2008 by Bill RudoskyAs I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been working hard on a website I started around this time last year. It’s gone through a few incarnations since its birth; this is phase 3. I guess what I’m doing now could be called a frame-up restoration, since there’s very little left of phase 2.
Anyway, one the reasons it’s taken so long is that I have “scrambled thinking” issues. I know what needs to be done to complete each part of the job, but I jump around a lot. People talk about “laser-like” focus…mine’s more like a shotgun, and I never know what it’s going to hit. So, I end up with a lot of half-done things waiting to be finished.
This little shortcoming inspired me to go looking for tips on focus and concentration, and in doing so I found this. It’s totally different than what I thought I was looking for but it has a nice ring to it, so I’ll pass it along…
