I got such a positive response from my Google Search Secrets newsletter last week, I decided to share a few more search tips. Here goes.
Continuing from last week… Continue reading More Cool Google Search Secrets
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Did you know you can do a ton very useful things to increase your productivity inside of Google without having to go to other web sites? Continue reading Google Search Secrets It depends on how you define self-esteem. There is conditional self-esteem (CSE). This is when you win a game, or succeed at achieving a goal, or are perceived as being a good conversationalist, etc., you may think, “This is good and I am a good and worthy person.” If you lose the game, fail to achieve the goal, or are perceived as being socially inept, etc., you may think, “This is bad and I am a bad and unworthy person.” Hence you take a ride on the drama roller coaster of life. We are all fallible human beings. You can’t help occasionally failing at work and love, so your self-esteem is temporary at best. Continue reading High Self-Esteem Increases Productivity? According to the Free dictionary, ‘flow’ is:
Or a little more esoteric… “Thinking without thinking.” According to Buddhism: “action of inaction” or “doing without doing.” Athletes, artists, and musicians frequently experience flow. “It felt like everything was going in slow motion.” And, “I was totally relaxed and focused at the same time.” And, “I was completely in the moment and experiencing bliss.” Continue reading The Paradox of Intention: How To Experience More ‘Flow’ Shortly after my last newsletter went out about always using a check list for packing (for traveling), I had several requests for my list. “Do you have a sample I could download and use as a template or starting point?” As a matter of fact, I do. In a minute. Continue reading Plan Ahead: It Shows You Have One. Part 3: Travel packing list Have you ever traveled somewhere for business or pleasure only to find that you forgot something vitally important to the trip? Maybe you had to purchase a replacement at a premium price or get someone to FedEx something to you? Continue reading Plan Ahead: It Shows You Have One. Part 2: What a trip! When you think about the least unsuccessful people in society, who comes to mind? I think of the homeless drunk or heroin addict. And what do they think about? How far into the future do they plan? All they think about is their next drink, meal, or fix. This is called short-term planning, or more accurately, NO planning. Continue reading Plan Ahead: It Shows You Have One News Kills I would guestimate that it’s less than 10%. It’s probably more like 2%, and that’s being generous. If it’s true that you attract what you think about (and it IS), then the collective thoughts of millions of people subjecting their minds to 98% negative information/programming by watching the news every day isn’t helping the problems of the world. It isn’t helping you individually, either. I know, I know. I can hear some people thinking, “Don’t you want to know what’s going on in the world? Aren’t you concerned about what’s happening out there?” Continue reading Buried Alive: Stopping (or at least reducing) The Information Avalance, Part II Last week I wrote about the lightning bolt that cut off the top half of one of our 40′ maple trees. According to the American Meteorological Society (AMS), lightning kills more people per year (on average) than hurricanes and tornadoes combined. After seeing the effects of an electrical storm first hand with my own eyes, in my own backyard, I have a deeper respect for the power of electrical storms. Imagine an electrical storm hits your house and fries all of your computer equipment, including the external hard drive you use to back everything up. (You do have a backup solution, don’t you?) How would that affect your productivity? Not good. Continue reading Making It Easy To Protect Your Electrical Equipment During An Electrical Storm On Saturday, June 26, 2010, a severe thunder and lightning storm hit our backyard and cut off the top half of one of our beautiful 40′ maple trees. The wind and rain was so strong at one point the visibility was only about 10′. I hear some people say they don’t like the weather here in Tennessee. We have a saying, “If you don’t like the weather, stick around for a few minutes (or hours).” It can change quite dramatically very quickly. Saturday was no exception. Continue reading Lightning: ONE Way To Prune A Tree |
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