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Sunday, January 4, 2009
thecashjunky has moved
Some time ago i posted that I was working on something
well the first stage was to create a lens on squidoo which is doing well
Go to Any and every way to make money online.....
I followed it with a second lens and now i am moving into the final stages of my project
and so the Little Fish Project is now live.
To find out what it's all about just hit the link above.
I hope you will like the idea and become part of the project.
Thank you for being a reader and i hope to see you soon.
Michael
Friday, December 26, 2008
Another year over
this will probably my final blog entry for 2008
not that i was a very active blogger but one of my resolutions for the new year is too become a "proper" blogger
one of the things i will do in the new year is properly document what i am doing online
i think letting you follow me more closely will be of greater benefit to you
if you can see what works and what doesn't
i have spent this year working on social networks and they do work
there are lots of ways to make money online
and if you can combine social networks wit your efforts you will succeed
i have started working on squidoo.com
this is my first
My main lens
I have joined several networks that pay and my picks are listed on this lens
i am sure i could add more here but you'll have to wait till the new year
untill then
my best to you and yours for the holiday season
see you soon
Michael
not that i was a very active blogger but one of my resolutions for the new year is too become a "proper" blogger
one of the things i will do in the new year is properly document what i am doing online
i think letting you follow me more closely will be of greater benefit to you
if you can see what works and what doesn't
i have spent this year working on social networks and they do work
there are lots of ways to make money online
and if you can combine social networks wit your efforts you will succeed
i have started working on squidoo.com
this is my first
My main lens
I have joined several networks that pay and my picks are listed on this lens
i am sure i could add more here but you'll have to wait till the new year
untill then
my best to you and yours for the holiday season
see you soon
Michael
Thursday, July 10, 2008
we all want to success in our lives, whether its online or not.
there are many things standing in our way BUT every problem can be overcome.
ok i realise i'm off topic today but i was digging around (as i do) and came across Julie's article and thought - we can all use a little inspiration
so enjoy and be inspired to make the move toward success
Trying to realise our ambitions, even if we don?t always meet them, is preferable to not having the courage or motivation to take the risk. So not making any resolutions because we fear that we?ll break them is having a defeatist attitude, as we allow procrastination to become an insidious habit which stops us from leading more fulfilling lives.
The following offers 10 ways to kick the procrastination habit!
1. Personal values development. Take the time to find out what you really want in life, what your personal values are. Do you want more time, more money, better health, greater self esteem and confidence, more fulfilling relationships, a different career, set up a business? When we procrastinate it?s often because what we are planning to do is not really aligned with what we truly want. We may be scared of our skills (or perceived lack of) or fear ridicule from others.
2. Make health a priority. Without good health we are less likely to have the energy and dynamism needed to make positive changes in our lives and it?s easier (and necessary if you?re very ill) to procrastinate. So ensure that you have a nourishing diet, sleep well, exercise and meditate. Incidentally, it is thought that regular meditation helps delay the worst effects of the ageing process.
3. Visualise your life without procrastination. See and feel the benefits in your life if you didn't procrastinate. What could you do and achieve? Begin to act as if you?re not a procrastinator. Write down, draw, imagine your life as a film. Use affirmations to help you.
4. Banish the Gremlin. That little voice which runs on auto in your head ? that dismisses any idea that you might have. It says things like ?I?m not in the mood? ?I don?t have time? ?I can?t do this?. Stop running on auto, replace the ?should?s? ?oughts? ?have to's? with ?want to? ?desire?. You have a choice. Acknowledge your choices and banish the Gremlin. Again, using affirmations can help you replace the Gremlin with more positive alternatives.
5. Overcommitment. Saying ?yes? to everything ? often leaves you feeling tired and without the energy to focus on what is most important to you. This leads to procrastination as projects and tasks are dropped. Identify what is most important to you and only focus on those areas which will make the biggest difference to your life. It will enhance your focus and motivation.
6. Setting personal professional goals. It?s hard to motivate yourself when you don?t have a good idea of what you want to accomplish. So when setting goals think about what you want to achieve in the short term and long term. Techniques for doing so include the SMART strategy. S = specific M = measurable A= Action R = Realistic T = Time based. Use goal setting software to help you in goal planning and setting.
7. Prioritize Your Goals. Develop a plan or schedule to help you reach your goals. In doing so you will begin to identify whether some elements need to be included or enhanced or dropped completely. Also remember to be flexible, revisit your goals regularly and modify or drop if appropriate. Just because a goal is written down doesn't mean that it is set in stone!
8. Divide and conquer. Once you've prioritised your goals, divide them into smaller chunks. Sometimes we procrastinate because a project seems really large that the scale of it overwhelms us and puts us into a temporary form of paralysis ? you don?t know where to start, so you don?t start at all! Approach each project ? especially large ones ? on a step by step basis.
9. Reward yourself. Once you start to complete tasks, reward yourself by giving yourself something that you want. So instead of seeing a film before you complete a task, see it afterwards and make it a reward for you.
10. Just get started. No excuses. Don?t wait until you?re ?in the mood?. The mood never comes! It is a clever camouflage and a delaying tactic. What you resist persists! Start with what is easiest, so that you experience immediate success, which will give you the fuel and motivation to upgrade and take on larger projects.
Do any of the above and you?ll be well on your way to Kicking the Procrastination Habit. And if you?re procrastinating over doing any of the above :.), then remember that life is the biggest deadline of all!
by Julie Plent
there are many things standing in our way BUT every problem can be overcome.
ok i realise i'm off topic today but i was digging around (as i do) and came across Julie's article and thought - we can all use a little inspiration
so enjoy and be inspired to make the move toward success
Trying to realise our ambitions, even if we don?t always meet them, is preferable to not having the courage or motivation to take the risk. So not making any resolutions because we fear that we?ll break them is having a defeatist attitude, as we allow procrastination to become an insidious habit which stops us from leading more fulfilling lives.
The following offers 10 ways to kick the procrastination habit!
1. Personal values development. Take the time to find out what you really want in life, what your personal values are. Do you want more time, more money, better health, greater self esteem and confidence, more fulfilling relationships, a different career, set up a business? When we procrastinate it?s often because what we are planning to do is not really aligned with what we truly want. We may be scared of our skills (or perceived lack of) or fear ridicule from others.
2. Make health a priority. Without good health we are less likely to have the energy and dynamism needed to make positive changes in our lives and it?s easier (and necessary if you?re very ill) to procrastinate. So ensure that you have a nourishing diet, sleep well, exercise and meditate. Incidentally, it is thought that regular meditation helps delay the worst effects of the ageing process.
3. Visualise your life without procrastination. See and feel the benefits in your life if you didn't procrastinate. What could you do and achieve? Begin to act as if you?re not a procrastinator. Write down, draw, imagine your life as a film. Use affirmations to help you.
4. Banish the Gremlin. That little voice which runs on auto in your head ? that dismisses any idea that you might have. It says things like ?I?m not in the mood? ?I don?t have time? ?I can?t do this?. Stop running on auto, replace the ?should?s? ?oughts? ?have to's? with ?want to? ?desire?. You have a choice. Acknowledge your choices and banish the Gremlin. Again, using affirmations can help you replace the Gremlin with more positive alternatives.
5. Overcommitment. Saying ?yes? to everything ? often leaves you feeling tired and without the energy to focus on what is most important to you. This leads to procrastination as projects and tasks are dropped. Identify what is most important to you and only focus on those areas which will make the biggest difference to your life. It will enhance your focus and motivation.
6. Setting personal professional goals. It?s hard to motivate yourself when you don?t have a good idea of what you want to accomplish. So when setting goals think about what you want to achieve in the short term and long term. Techniques for doing so include the SMART strategy. S = specific M = measurable A= Action R = Realistic T = Time based. Use goal setting software to help you in goal planning and setting.
7. Prioritize Your Goals. Develop a plan or schedule to help you reach your goals. In doing so you will begin to identify whether some elements need to be included or enhanced or dropped completely. Also remember to be flexible, revisit your goals regularly and modify or drop if appropriate. Just because a goal is written down doesn't mean that it is set in stone!
8. Divide and conquer. Once you've prioritised your goals, divide them into smaller chunks. Sometimes we procrastinate because a project seems really large that the scale of it overwhelms us and puts us into a temporary form of paralysis ? you don?t know where to start, so you don?t start at all! Approach each project ? especially large ones ? on a step by step basis.
9. Reward yourself. Once you start to complete tasks, reward yourself by giving yourself something that you want. So instead of seeing a film before you complete a task, see it afterwards and make it a reward for you.
10. Just get started. No excuses. Don?t wait until you?re ?in the mood?. The mood never comes! It is a clever camouflage and a delaying tactic. What you resist persists! Start with what is easiest, so that you experience immediate success, which will give you the fuel and motivation to upgrade and take on larger projects.
Do any of the above and you?ll be well on your way to Kicking the Procrastination Habit. And if you?re procrastinating over doing any of the above :.), then remember that life is the biggest deadline of all!
by Julie Plent
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