By taking on small tasks and enlisting help of others, job of organizing your home is not as daunting, and you set wheels in motion for other jobs that lie ahead.

It is absolutely amazing how putting things in order in your home has a related effect on other areas of your life.

When someone is “stuck” and can’t move forward on a personal or professional level, experts advise them to clean out garage or tidy up their office. Organizing and putting your physical surroundings in order creates a “cleaning” or “clearing” of your cluttered mind.

The correlation between your physical and mental state is powerful.

Getting house organized isn’t exciting for most people, but to create some form of reward after a task is done can be a great motivator.

For example, I have two favorite television shows, one Sunday night and one Wednesday night. When I assign an uninspiring task for myself, I create a condition. If I don’t have that task completed by deadline I’ve given myself, I don’t allow myself to watch my show.

This may seem a little harsh and childlike, but we are motivated by reward. Everything we do has a pay-off and if you know what your pay-off is and if you abide by your own conditions, you will be more apt to complete your tasks.

When I sit down and watch my favorite programs, I am as happy as can be. The feeling could be likened to an eight-year old being handed a triple-decker strawberry swirl ice cream cone with sprinkles on top.

Remember, state of your surroundings has a direct connection to state of your being. If you are feeling undecided or scattered with no clear direction, take a look at your physical environment.

Get organized. Take small steps and create rewards for yourself for accomplishing each task. Enlist help of others.

By staying in action and observing positive changes you are creating, you will elevate your energy, increase your creative forces and clear your mind for greater things.

It can even be something imagined. Imagine winning Stanley Cup and having entire audience cheer for you. Or you're James Bond just after saving world.

Once you have that memory or image, start playing it through your head. Feel build up of emotion. Feel how unstoppable you are. You just accomplished something great and nothing is going to stop you.

So keep on playing scene and building emotion.....

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Step 4: Use Trigger at Emotional Climax When emotion builds up to its climax, then it is time to use trigger. Make sure you are very emotional for it to be effective. Now, you are associating that powerful unstoppable confidence with your own trigger. Cool, eh?

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Step 5: Slowly Calm Down and Repeat Trigger Excerise Once More A session should take about 6-10 minutes and it involves going throught mind conditioning excerise.

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Step 6: Practice daily for at least 30 days. It takes commitment. After this time, you will have anchored this desirable mental state into your subconscious reality and can recall it on demand before or during any anxious moment by using trigger.

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Step 7: Use Trigger in your times of Need Do not use trigger too often otherwise it will lose its powerful effect. Now when you need some extra courage for some difficult situation, you will have a powerful weapon.

www.self-help-guide.com Nick Stroumev