Follow these feng shui tips and sleep better

Written by Jakob Jelling


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According to feng shui guidelines, it is also recommendable to avoid having pictures of water inrepparttar bedroom. Keeping pictures of water inrepparttar 122735 bedroom can cause insomnia as well as attract bad luck to those who sleep intorepparttar 122736 room. Therefore, if you do have a picture of water in your bedroom you should remove it or at least make sure it is as far fromrepparttar 122737 bed as possible.

It is very important to make sure that there isn't any poisoning arrow pointing towardsrepparttar 122738 bed. In order to find out if there are poisoning arrows, you should check for any edgy element or corner which might point towardsrepparttar 122739 place where you sleep. If you find any and you can't get rid of it, you can neutralize its bad effect by covering it or by placing a plant in front of it.

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Achieving Your Goals

Written by Jason Johns


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Affirming Success

Another method for achieving your goals is to use affirmations, which means you repeat your goal again and again to yourself. This is another method of programming your subconscious mind, which isrepparttar source of all action.

An affirmation is a sentence or two that is written in a positive language with definite targets and timescales. A bad affirmation would be “I want to lose some weight.” Your subconscious looks at this and since there is no timescale it will not leap into action. There is also no definite target so your subconscious does not know what to aim for. How is “some weight” defined? It is 10 pounds, but also 1 pound and also just 1 ounce.

A good affirmation is “I want to lose 10 pounds byrepparttar 122734 end of this year.” This sendsrepparttar 122735 right messages to your subconscious. It knows that you exactly how much you have to lose (10 pounds) and when this must be done by (the end of this year). You know precisely what you have to do and when it has to be done by.

Ifrepparttar 122736 goal is to lose 10 pounds byrepparttar 122737 end ofrepparttar 122738 year, we need an action plan to get us to this goal and to make it happen. In this caserepparttar 122739 action plan may be to reduce our chocolate intake and increaserepparttar 122740 amount of fruits and vegetables we consume. The action plan is made up of a series of milestones. For example, if there are 5 months untilrepparttar 122741 end ofrepparttar 122742 year then our milestones would be to lose 2 pounds each month.

Little Steps

You may have a big goal such as “To have an income in excess of £100,000 a year byrepparttar 122743 time I am 35” (noticerepparttar 122744 goal is specific in bothrepparttar 122745 timescale andrepparttar 122746 amount and does not put an upper limit on your earning potential.)

This goal can be very daunting to look at, perhaps even enough for you to give up and not strive to achieve it. To overcome this, you break your goal down into a number of smaller, more manageable steps.

Any large goal can be broken down into a number of sub-goals, which can then be broken down even further if necessary. Each ofrepparttar 122747 sub-goals has an associated action plan with it. Using our income goal from above, sub-goals could be to understand taxation, to understand investment, to start your own company, and so on.

Smaller goals are easier for you to handle, and help you to stay on course to your main goal. You also getrepparttar 122748 satisfaction of regularly having successes and achieving goals, which does wonders for your belief in yourself.

All of your major goals and their associated sub-goals and action plans need to be regularly reviewed – ideally daily. This ensures you remain focussed on your goals and instantly know if you start to drift away from your target. It allows you to adjust your goals and action plan according to whether things are working quicker or slower than planned. It also prevents you from repeating actions and carrying out tasks that are not necessary. It keepsrepparttar 122749 goals inrepparttar 122750 forefront of your mind, and does not allow you to forget about them.

Achieving our goals is something we all want to do, but it involves work. Rarely will they be given to us on a silver platter by a servant on bended knee. Achievement requires Knowing, drive and commitment, combined with careful and meticulous planning and a firm belief in ourselves. With unwavering belief and commitment there is nothing that you cannot achieve. Everything and anything is within your grasp – if you are willing to makerepparttar 122751 commitment to achieving it.

If you enjoyed this, check outrepparttar 122752 Achieving Your Goals audio CD and program your powerful subconscious forrepparttar 122753 success and achievement you desire at http://www.stateofhypnosis.com/audio/abundance/ayg.php

Jason is a personal coach, dedicated to achieving success for his clients. He products a wide variety of audio programs and courses on everything from weight to confidence to abundance to past lives. Visit his website, http://www.stateofhypnosis.com, for more information and to discover how he can help you live the life of your dreams.


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