Financial Success
Why It is Important to Pay Attention to Your Thinking
With the first week of 2012 in the history books, I hope you have made some good progress towards your New Year’s resolutions. I’m guessing you are part of one of three different groups: 1. You are still formulating your plan but haven’t made much progress yet. You don’t feel the plan is quite good […]
To Resolve or Not to Resolve When Credit Card Debt is the Question by Guest Contributor Martha Jackson
For the 65% of the Americans that carry revolving credit card debt at an average of $11,000, their January, 2012 statements have already packed an unwelcomed punch for the New Year. Since the last decade, getting out of debt has been one of America’s top resolutions, for both the national debt as well as the […]
The Biggest Trap to Avoid with the Early Success in Your New Year’s Resolutions
I am pretty connected via the social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter and I have pretty tight list that I pay attention to including my family, close friends, professional associates and so forth. What I find pretty neat about watching these list over the beginning of the year is how well people who […]
Increasing Your Odds of Success with Your New Year’s Resolutions
We are into day 5 of 2012, and again, I am hoping this message finds you with a lot of WHITE hot desire to make your New Year’s resolution a reality. I have been writing quite a bit lately about this subject and it has been a little scattered so with this message I will […]
The Hardest Things to Overcome with Regards to New Year’s Resolutions and Our Goals
I hope this posts finds you with the WHITE hot desire that you started your New Year’s resolutions or New Year’s Goals with. We have all read the stories about New Year’s resolutions not working or how shortly after we start them, we soon fall back into our old habits of thoughts and actions and […]
Staying Focused on Your Goals and New Year’s Resolutions
Keeping our eye on the prize is one of the most important things that we can do especially when the desire to reach our goals is WHITE hot. Everyday, we should be writing and re-writing that goal, making it more clearer and more concise with every word that we write. From that point, we need […]
Do New Year’s Resolutions really work?
It’s a nice thought, the new year begins and off you go with your list of changes you want to make in our lives. The only problem is… roughly a month later you are right back to the same things, repeating the same actions that you always have and getting the same results that you […]
What Do You Use as Your Comparison Reference Point?
It is easy to get caught in the trap… The trap of using the “wrong” comparison reference point. We all do it. We look around ourselves and in order to make ourselves feel better about ourselves, we compare our lives to the lives of those around us that are not doing quite as good as […]