6. Catch up on news.

Radio news is quick and to point and a good use of car time.

7. Notice marketing!

Many of us are in marketing in one way or another. If you're an entrepreneur, as I am, you must be. Sometimes I devote car ride to "noticing". I actively look at billboards, bus bench ads, bus ads, and signage to see what's new. I notice what radio ads grab my attention and what storefronts attract my attention. Play consumer and see what gets through fog.

When I'm driving downtown, I note people -- would I do business with this person? Look at hairstyles, dress, shoes. Notes your impressions; others will be ^noting their impressions^ about you!

8. Eat.

Next, you're thinking, I'm going to say "shave," but no. I just don't like to take a lot of time eating most days, and a banana in car is same as a banana at your desk. Just a way to kill two birds with one stone. I keep bottled water, V-8, and little bags of peanuts, raisins and trail mix in my car.

9. Think.

Now that's a novel concept. Plan rest of day, plan a vacation, sort through some topic, ponder whether modern brain science really operates according to an outmoded 19th century model of science that has been proven invalid by quantum physics or not, or think about pleasant memories. It can be a creative time, like those ideas that pop into your head in shower.

10. Practice relaxation and positivity.

Make it a game to scan environment for pretty and pleasant things - people enjoying themselves, flowers, nice architecture. Too often we focus on negative. Relax different muscles in your body at stop lights. Give yourself some positive self-talk. Practice intentionality -- plan what attitude you intend to have when you arrive at your destination and why.

Safety first in car!

I believe it helps to make some sort of physical gesture to cause this to have meaning to your subconscious. Reach out and touch "it" or rub "it", whatever "it" is, just don't rub where you already got a rash; nah, I 'm kidding, and, mentally release it to your holding tank for night.

Much Ado About Nothing!

Now, if you're worrying type, I suspect you won't forget to pick em up in morning when you leave. Cause, Heaven knows you need a few more things to worry about. Don't you get mad at me, I'm kidding.

Now, let's analyze this logically. Let's take our emotions out of it for a moment. All you have done is, find an object that you can relate to, a stump, or whatever, and rubbed it. Now, did that make problem go away? No, of course not.

Then what did it do? Well, it might have given you a peaceful night's sleep; it might have helped you to not have indigestion after dinner; it might have even caused you to kiss your wife and pet your cat; In that order, and not reversed. :>)

Sealed With A Kiss!

Now,your subconscious can be your best friend or your worse enemy. And, it doesn't really care which. It has no preference one way or other. It's there for your directions given through your conscious. And, you can train it to be your best friend and lover all time and not just hit or miss.

And, it's very simple to train it but, it's not easy to perfect. If you ever slack off, you'll begin to lose some of previous training. But, as soon as you stop, and head back other direction, good benefits begin coming back.

A Word To The Wise!

Here is something very important. This is not happenstance; it's not trial and error, subconscious doesn't say, "ok, I'll forget that you decided to go negative for last two weeks and give you some positive results anyway". Oh no, if you pull that stunt, your subconscious will tell you, you've got a face only a mother could love and hand you a square peg to put in a round hole.

Then you'll go spitting all over town saying my "trouble tree" don't work. You see, subconscious knows exactly how universe is supposed to work even though we don't, or, we forget. And, it always conforms to laws of universe even if it is to our detriment.

Yea, our own subconscious will keep giving us short end of stick, and then make us believe that sometimes you get to eat bear and sometimes bear gets to eat you. Here's what I think of that.. Richard Vegas © Richard Vegas is a populas recording artist and internet marketing professional. He invites you to subscribe to his FREE weekly ezine "Wing-Tips" The Success System That Never Fails at: http://1-work-at-home-based-business-opportunities.com/Articles/articles.html You may also hear and follow Richard's music career at: http://richardvegas.com