The problem with people of modern world is that they are too preoccupied with worries, anxieties, and negative emotions. As a result, they are negatively affecting their state of health.

White lies have become prevalent nowadays in order to ease burdens or to influence others to do things that they thought are impossible.

There was once a weightlifter who couldn't lift weights in excess of 300 lbs. So his coach devised a clever idea and told him that barbell he has to carry weighs only 300 lbs. With all his might, weightlifter managed to put it above his head. After he puts it down, coach told him that he has just lifted 350 lbs. of weight! It's all in mind!

A famous person once said, "Whenever you think you can or you can't, you're right."

If you think you are poor, then you are; unless you properly condition your thoughts to positive mindset. I know it's hard to think rich if your surroundings is not conducive to such way of thinking. Use your imagination then! Visualize your house to be a mansion, your old car to be a limousine,... Well you get picture.

There is absolutely no limit with what mind can achieve. But you have to combine belief, will power, and action with positive thinking in order to arrive at your intended destination.

Regards,

Michael Sherriff

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4) Practice, practice, practice.

When I started exercising with weights, I can only lift lighter ones. As time goes by, I slowly add more and more weights as my body tends to adjust and become more comfortable carrying heavier ones.

The same concept goes for speed reading. Set a goal. Figure out how quick you can read, then create a plan to increase your capability.

If you can read 200 words per minute, set a goal to read 250 words a minute. After accomplishing this feat, set a goal to read 300 words per minute.

This takes time and practice, but effort is all worth it. If this is your first time to set such a goal, read first those materials you are familiar with.

Carry on with more difficult ones as you progress. This way, you're not overwhelming yourself with understanding different new words and at same time increasing your speed reading skills.

Regards,

Michael Sherriff http://ebook-beyond.com/speed.php Michael@ebook-beyond.com