How's Your Squirrel Impression Coming Along?

Written by Jeff McCall


I had a long drive ahead of me...

I set off atrepparttar crack of dawn to avoidrepparttar 123738 rush hour traffic and get to my destination as early as possible. There were very few cars onrepparttar 123739 local roads at that time inrepparttar 123740 morning and no pedestrians that I noticed. The road I was on seemed almost deserted, except for when I reached a straight section of tree-lined avenue not far from home.

There inrepparttar 123741 centre ofrepparttar 123742 road ahead sat a little grey squirrel.

I suspect thatrepparttar 123743 little chap was quite shocked to see my car. He jumped up in surprise and began rapidly looking this way and that. Then he began what could have been mistaken for a little dance. A few steps torepparttar 123744 left, a few steps torepparttar 123745 right, and repeat. He really couldn't make his mind up which way to run to escape. Should he go left or should he go right?

In fact, he was moving back and forth so much, I had to swerve several times before I managed to hit him!

OK, cheap laugh! Well, it made me laugh anyway. I'm sorry, I just couldn't resistrepparttar 123746 temptation. Must be my warped sense of humour.

I promise you, I never ran him down I slowed down enough to let him safely escape. The last time I saw him he was fit and well, and running up a tree. Honest your honour!

The little critter knew he had to do something to survive, he just couldn't decide which direction to go.

I heard a news report onrepparttar 123747 radio a few days later. Apparently far fewer hedgehogs are being killed on our roads. They've learnt that when a car is coming it's foolhardy to roll it into a ball. Instead,repparttar 123748 instinct to just run for it as fast as they can is now being passed throughrepparttar 123749 generations. Hedgehogs are learning through evolution that standing still is not good for their future.

7 Secrets To High Performance Thinking - Part 2

Written by John Colanzi


In part 1 of this 7 part series we discussedrepparttar power of relaxation. Any task we attempt is easier if we are relaxed, especially mental conditioning.

In this report we're going to discuss visualization. Visualization is a powerful tool when combined with relaxation.

Many individuals say they are unable to visualize or create pictures in their minds.

That's not really true.

They visualize, but because they haven't practiced controlling their mental pictures, they see what they want to avoid rather than what they want to accomplish.

Your mind absorbs what you input and that's why so many of your fears come true.

You can either control your mental pictures or they will control you.

You will be drawn to any picture you hold long enough in your minds eye. No wonder so many of us end up repeatingrepparttar 123737 same negative habit patterns over and over.

If you want to become prosperous and successful, you must take control ofrepparttar 123738 movies you play in your mind.

The first step is to make visualizing your more successful, prosperous self a daily habit.

When you first begin to practice seeing yourself in a new light, your rational mind will rebel andrepparttar 123739 doubts will creep in.

You'll only be able to hold your mental pictures for short periods of time.

As your practice continues you will be able to holdrepparttar 123740 pictures for longer periods of time and you'll be able to view them in ever greater detail.

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