How to Stay Young without Pills or Lotions

Written by Doug C. Grant


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3. Neatness doesn't matter unless scribble really bothers you. The important thing is to get your thoughts down quickly. At best, your brain will always outrun your pen.

4. Write yourself questions and then writerepparttar answers. This is one ofrepparttar 123804 important keys to Empowered Maturity Journaling. Let me give you an example.

This morning I felt fine until I woke up. Immediately I noticed I was uptight. No particular reason. Just a new day. And I knew byrepparttar 123805 way I was feeling, I could look forward to some tension and irritations.

I immediately went into my home office, grabbed my current Journaling Book and wrote this question. "Exactly how do I feel right now?"

I wrote out a complete description. What muscles were tense. How my stomach felt. I did a top to toe analysis. I didn't bother asking why I feltrepparttar 123806 way I did. Even if I could pinpointrepparttar 123807 problem I wouldn't reenforce it by writing it down.

NEXT, I WROTE, "HOW WOULD I LIKE TO FEEL?"

I really gave this question a workout. I wrote about feeling enthused, relaxed, full of vitality. I painted a verbal picture of marvelous health and well-being. I filled several pages of scribble about how tremendous I felt.

Notice, I didn't use future tense. I wrote as though my condition of well-being was now.

How did I feel when I was done? Better. Not great but definitely moving in a more positive direction. And, asrepparttar 123808 morning progressed,repparttar 123809 good feeling kept getting stronger.

THIS IS ONLY A START ON EMPOWERED MATURITY JOURNALING... BUT A GOOD ONE.

If you do nothing but write answers torepparttar 123810 'how do I feel' and 'how would I like to feel' questions, they can substitute for a lot of pills and potions. Use them whenever you feel a mood slipping towardrepparttar 123811 negative. Instant action can reverserepparttar 123812 slide.

Use these Empowered Maturity Questions for at least 27 days. They will then become a habit that can lift your days and help keep you perpetually young.. _____________________________ ________________ Facts, techniques and more for helpingrepparttar 123813 over 50 crowd (or evenrepparttar 123814 under-50 crowd) live healthier, happier and more productive lives. Subscribe FREE to Doug Grant's bi- monthly e-publication, THE EMPOWERED MATURITY PAGE at: mailto:empoweredpage@smartautoresponder.com

Doug C. Grant retired from a successful career as a nationally recognized business writer & marketing consultant. He now helps members of the 'Over-50', crowd (or any age) live healthier, happier and more productive lives throughhis Empowered Maturity Web Site (http://www.dougcgrant.com) and an on-line interactive seminar.


How to Turn Two Questions into a Life Changing Experience

Written by Doug C. Grant


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4. Before writing anything else, start withrepparttar two questions atrepparttar 123803 beginning of this article. Don't just treat them as a mental exercise. Actually write them.

5. Finally, write outrepparttar 123804 answers torepparttar 123805 two questions. Again, this is not a mental exercise. The actual process of writing is important.

HERE IS AN EXAMPLE.

This morning I felt fine until I woke up. Immediately I noticed I was uptight. No particular reason. But I knew byrepparttar 123806 way I was feeling, I could look forward to a day of tension and irritation.

I immediately went into my home office, grabbed my current Journaling Book and wrote this question. "Exactly how do I feel right now?"

I wrote out a top to toe analysis. I didn't bother asking why I feltrepparttar 123807 way I did. I doubt if I even knew. I just wrote what I felt.

Next, I wrote, "How would I like to feel?" I really gave my answer a workout. I wrote about feeling enthused, relaxed, full of vitality. I painted a verbal picture of marvelous health and well-being. I filled several pages of scribble about how tremendous I felt.

Notice, I didn't use future tense. I wrote as though my condition of well-being was NOW.

How did I feel when I was done? Better. Not great but definitely rambling along on a more positive track. And, asrepparttar 123808 morning progressed,repparttar 123809 good feelings kept getting stronger.

THIS IS ONLY A START ON EMPOWERED MATURITY JOURNALING...BUT A GOOD ONE.

If you do nothing but write answers torepparttar 123810 'how do I feel' and 'how would I like to feel' questions, they can substitute for a lot of pills and potions. Use them whenever you experience mood slippage. Instant action can reverse a negative slide and add a lot of 'up' to what might otherwise become a miserably 'down' day.

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Get more facts, techniques and information about living healthier, happier and being more productive. Subscribe Free to Doug C. Grant's bi-monthly e-zine, THE EMPOWERED MATURITY PAGE. It's directed towardrepparttar 123811 over 50 Crowd but good reading for anyone wanting to boost their life up a notch or two. Subscribe at: mailto:empoweredpage@smartautoresponder.com

Doug C. Grant retired from a successful career as a nationally recognized business writer & marketing consultant. He now helps members of the 'Over-50', crowd (or any age) live healthier, happier and more productive lives throughhis Empowered Maturity Web Site (http://www.dougcgrant.com) and an on-line interactive seminar.


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