The Value Of An Hour

Written by John Assaraf


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Imagine for a minute, how good you can become at anything that you did one hour a day forrepparttar next year.

How fit could you get? How much more in love would you get and give? How much more money could you earn?

Let me suggest that one hour is a small price to pay in comparison torepparttar 104176 payoff.

Just one hour a day may berepparttar 104177 razor's edge you need to really getrepparttar 104178 results you want in your life.

For me,repparttar 104179 decision was easy. I have been studying human potential andrepparttar 104180 mind for over 20 years. Each time I think I'm getting a good handle on it, I am gently reminded of how much there is to observe ands learn.

Is getting what you want worth an hour a day? I certainly hope so.

I still manage to set aside my hour to read motivational stories or listen to inspirational people. They arerepparttar 104181 fuel for my mind and it keeps me learning and yearning for more.

Please adopt an hour a day for yourself! Pick one area of your life that you want to improve and commitrepparttar 104182 next 90 days to that one thing.

I assure you thatrepparttar 104183 results you achieve will be well worthrepparttar 104184 decision!

And remember...you can't take out of life more than you put in.

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John Assaraf, aka The Street Kid is a New York Times & Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Author, Trainer & Entrepreneur. Go to: http://www.thestreetkid.com to discover his "Secrets To Building A Multi-Million Dollar Business – Guaranteed!" Go to: http://www.TheStreetKid.com/seminars to register for your No-Cost eCourse, "The Science Of Making Tons Of Dough."


Four Different Ways People Process Your Information

Written by Sandra Schrift


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Auditory Digital: These audience members spend a fair amount of time in their heads talking to themselves. They memorize and learn by steps, procedures, and sequences. They want to know that your presentation makes sense. Words that are effective with these people include “sense, experience, understand, think, motivate, and decide.”

Kinesthetic: These audience embers often speak very slowly. They are much more oriented towards their feelings than people inrepparttar other three categories. They learn by actively doing something and gettingrepparttar 104175 actual feeling of it. They are interested in a presentation that “feels right” or gives them a “gut feeling.” Words that are effective with these audience members include “feel, touch, grasp, concrete, get hold of, and solid.”

Approximately 40% ofrepparttar 104176 population are primarily visual, approximately 40% are primarily kinesthetic, andrepparttar 104177 remaining 20% are primarily auditory and auditory digital in how they process information.

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