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Know you can remake yourself by giving a new blue print to your subconscious mind. Dr. Joseph Murphy, The Power of Your Subconscious Mind Matt Cutts: Try something new for 30 days是否有些事情,你一直想去做,但就是...從沒嘗試過?Matt Cutts建議:用30天嘗試做新事物。這場簡短,輕鬆愉快的演講提出了一個簡明的方法,用來思考目標的訂定和實踐。
Is there something you've always meant to do, wanted to do, but just ... haven't? Matt Cutts suggests: Try it for 30 days. This short, lighthearted talk offers a neat way to think about setting and achieving goals.
10 Small Changes Which Make a Big DifferenceWhen you want to change something in your life, it can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s losing 50lbs or switching careers, starting a side business or spring cleaning the home, it might be a change you’re desperately keen to make … but getting started is really tough. You don’t have to take huge, sweeping, radical steps, though. Small and simple changes are often the best way forwards – they’re sustainable and manageable, and you’re not likely to give up after one half-hearted attempt. Here are ten to try. 1. Set Your Alarm Half an Hour EarlierThere’s never enough time in the day – especially when you want to start something new. Maybe you’d love to write a novel, take up exercise, or have time to pray or meditate. Rather than trying to overhaul your schedule or make massive efficiency gains, how about simply setting your alarm half an hour earlier? An extra 30 minutes in the morning, before you go out to work, could make all the difference. 2. Go For a Twenty Minute Walk Before DinnerWe all know how importance exercise is – particularly when it comes to keeping our energy levels up and reducing our chance of serious disease. But how many of us really manage to make exercise a consistent part of our lives? Instead of coming up with yet another over-enthusiastic routine (which lasts for all of a week), go for a much simpler change: add in a twenty minute walk each day, before dinner. You could head to the local store to pick up fresh veggies, or simply walk around the block a few times. 3. Put a Bottle of Water On Your DeskYou may have taken on board the 6 – 8 glasses of water per day message, but do you really manage that? If you do, do you find yourself gulping down water when you get thirsty, after spending a morning or afternoon dehydrated? One of the simplest tricks for drinking more water is to keep a bottle of it on your desk. It’s easy to take a swig regularly if you’ve got water in arm’s reach – and if you keep the cap on the bottle, there’s no chance of a spillage. 4. Hide the Television Remote (and Keep a Book by the Couch)There’s nothing wrong with watching television. But for many of us, the TV becomes a default activity. It’s all too easy to come home, slump on the couch, and reach straight for the remote without even thinking. If that’s a habit you’re trying to break, put the remote somewhere else. Hide it in a cupboard or on a high shelf. That way, you’ll have to make a real decision to watch television. You can go even further with this by putting a book that you want to read, or something else you want to get on with, next to the couch. 5. Take a Packed Lunch to WorkTrying to save money or eat more healthily? Fed up of wasting half your lunch break standing in line to buy a sandwich? Then take your own lunch to work. It costs much less to make a sandwich at home than to buy one out, and it only takes a few minutes. You’ll know exactly what’s going into your meal, so you can control the amount of fat and the number of calories, too. 6. Skip Your Usual Starbucks TripMany of us get into the routine of stopping at a coffee shop every day, maybe en route to work. Perhaps you started doing this as an occasional treat or a convenience when you’d not had time for breakfast – but it’s become a habit. A few dollars a day might not seem like much – but it adds up over the course of a year. Why not skip that Starbucks stop and set up an automated transfer to put $5/day into your savings account instead? After just a month, you’ll be over $100 better off – that’s more than $1,200 a year. 7. Switch Your Light Bulbs for Energy-Saving OnesSuffering eco-guilt? A lot of us want to do our bit for the planet – but we don’t know where to start. One of the simplest steps is to switch all your standard light bulbs for energy-saving ones. It’s not only much better for the environment, it’ll also save you money on your electric bill. If you were put off energy-saving bulbs in the past due to cost or poor light levels, give them another try: the technology has moved on considerably. 8. Write a Grocery ListDo you find yourself spending more in the grocery store than you mean to? Do you constantly end up getting take-out because the cupboards are bare? A little planning goes a long way when it comes to grocery shopping. Think through the meals you want to eat during the week, and write a list of all the ingredients that you need to buy. It only takes five or ten minutes, and saves you a lot of head-scratching (and wasted money) in the store. 9. Tackle that Thing You’ve Been Putting OffWe all put things off. Maybe it’s making that phone call, tidying your desk, sorting out a few little-but-annoying problems around the home… It’s surprising how much better you can feel after getting a long-standing chore off your to-do list. Try picking one thing each day to sort out: it’ll only take a few minutes, and after a week or two, you’ll have got a bunch of energy-draining stuff out of the way. 10. Say “Thank You” to SomeoneThis is such a tiny change, you might think it’s hardly worth doing. Believe me, it is. Saying “thank you” to one person each day – whether it’s a colleague, friend or family member – can make a huge positive difference in your relationships and your own happiness. Think how good it feels to be recognized and appreciated when you’ve worked hard at a task. By saying a simple “thank you”, you can give other people that same sense of appreciation (and you’ll be turning your own thoughts towards the positive aspects of your relationships). Got any simple but amazingly effective changes to add? Drop a comment in the box below… About the author: Ali writes about personal growth and development on her blog,Aliventures. 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