Think Smarter Top Tips to Getting More Out of Yourself

Working too hard and feel you are getting nowhere? Then it's time to take a fresh look at how you approach your work. Try these practical steps:

1. Recognise that being busy is not the same as being effective. Ask
yourself: "Is what I'm doing contributing to what is really important to
me?"

2. Choose to be effective rather than efficient. Being efficient at
everything will get you bogged down, while being effective at what's
important will get you what you want.

3. Commit to paper in detail what you want to achieve. Having a
clear description and picture brings your goal closer to reality.

4. Focus your attention on what you want to achieve, rather than
the problem. What you focus on gets bigger.

5. Decide what you really want to do, then just do it! Ask yourself,
"What do I really want to do more of in my life?" Make the commitment
to yourself.

6. Decide what you no longer want to do, then stop it! Some of your
habits no longer serve you and may be counterproductive.

7. Accept your natural gifts and talents and leverage them. It's okay
to be acknowledged and rewarded for something that comes easily to
you.

8. Take care of yourself first, so that you can keep giving. Do it as a
favour to yourself, your loved ones and your co-workers.

9. Know what you are good at - do only that and delegate the rest. You
will produce better results with more sustained energy and enthusiasm.

10. Just do it now! Keep repeating this short phrase to yourself over and
over again. Repeat this simple phrase for 30 days and it will become a
habit. Once our sub-conscious has this as a habit your procrastinations
will be no more.Know what you are good at - do only that and delegate the rest. You
will produce better results with more sustained energy and enthusiasm.

Just do it now! Keep repeating this short phrase to yourself over and
over again. Repeat this simple phrase for 30 days and it will become a
habit. Once our sub-conscious has this as a habit your procrastinations
will be no more.Commit to paper in detail what you want to achieve. Having a
clear description and picture brings your goal closer to reality.

Focus your attention on what you want to achieve, rather than
the problem. What you focus on gets bigger.

Decide what you really want to do, then just do it! Ask yourself,
"What do I really want to do more of in my life?" Make the commitment
to yourself. Decide what you no longer want to do, then stop it! Some of your
habits no longer serve you and may be counterproductive.

Accept your natural gifts and talents and leverage them. It's okay
to be acknowledged and rewarded for something that comes easily to
you.

Take care of yourself first, so that you can keep giving. Do it as a
favour to yourself, your loved ones and your co-workers.

Just do it now! Keep repeating this short phrase to yourself over and
over again. Repeat this simple phrase for 30 days and it will become a
habit. Once our sub-conscious has this as a habit your procrastinations
will be no more.Commit to paper in detail what you want to achieve. Having a
clear description and picture brings your goal closer to reality.

Focus your attention on what you want to achieve, rather than
the problem. What you focus on gets bigger.

Decide what you really want to do, then just do it! Ask yourself,
"What do I really want to do more of in my life?" Make the commitment
to yourself. Decide what you no longer want to do, then stop it! Some of your
habits no longer serve you and may be counterproductive.

Accept your natural gifts and talents and leverage them. It's okay
to be acknowledged and rewarded for something that comes easily to
you.

Take care of yourself first, so that you can keep giving. Do it as a
favour to yourself, your loved ones and your co-workers.

Decide what you really want to do, then just do it! Ask yourself,
"What do I really want to do more of in my life?" Make the commitment
to yourself. Decide what you no longer want to do, then stop it! Some of your
habits no longer serve you and may be counterproductive.

Accept your natural gifts and talents and leverage them. It's okay
to be acknowledged and rewarded for something that comes easily to
you.

Take care of yourself first, so that you can keep giving. Do it as a
favour to yourself, your loved ones and your co-workers.

Paul Davis is a business growth specialist

For a FREE copy of his report "The 7 BIG Mistakes in Business" visit http://www.davisbusinessconsultants.com and learn how to develop your business


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