Re-Gaining Your Groove

Written by Terri Seymour


Re-Gaining Your Groove! © Terri Seymour

Well,repparttar holidays are coming to a close and it is time to get back to business!! It is hard to believe it is repparttar 123662 year 2003!!

Sometimes afterrepparttar 123663 hectic holidays, getting back torepparttar 123664 day-to-day routine of running an online business can be hard. If you are like me, you kind of feel like you have lost your groove or your focus and need to get back inrepparttar 123665 swing of things.

A few things that may help us do this are:

1. Review - Take a little time to go over 2002. What were your goals? How were you going to achieve these goals? Did you achieve your goals? If not, DO NOT be discouraged. We are atrepparttar 123666 brink of a new year! Realize what could have kept you from reaching your goals and makerepparttar 123667 necessary changes.

2. Revise - Make new goals and write out a new business plan. Learn from your experiences, good and bad, and improve your outlook and success. Make note of all you did right and all you did wrong. Reform your methods for a bigger and better year!

3. Repeat - Keep doing allrepparttar 123668 things that have helped your business to grow. Writing articles, ad swaps, ezine publishing, announcements, etc. Resumerepparttar 123669 methods and moves that have helped your business grow! 4. Reorganize - Go through all your files, folders and figures. Throw out allrepparttar 123670 old *stuff* that hasn't helped you in any way. Go over all your info and only keep what you need. Refresh your entire organization!

Are You Programmed?

Written by Jan Tincher


Are you programmed?

Definitely.

How can you tell what programming you have in your unconscious mind?

That's easy. Just look around your life and see what has manifested. If it's happening -- manifested -- you have a program in your mind that attracts it.

Now, don't go blaming yourself for what's happened, or not happened, in your life. The same goes if you're ashamed of what is manifesting in your life. Don't blame yourself or feel shameful. Just read on and learn. This knowledge can transform your life.

You did not choose your programming. I repeat, you did not choose your programming. You must accept that before you can change.

Programming is usually thrust upon us byrepparttar people in charge of our care in our developmental years. Parents, teachers, peers, mentors, movie stars or TV actors.

TIP: It doesn't matter who those people were or are -- there's no need to get angry with them at this late date. They just, like, lifted their programming off them and set it on you. Let's face it, they couldn't, like, lift up someone else's programming and set it on you nearly as well as they could their own, so they did their own. That's what most people do. They try to make everyone else's world fit theirs. Face it, you've caught yourself doing it, too, haven't you? Your life basically boils down to: What you are is who, or what, you came into contact with when you were vulnerable and growing up. It might not have been a person you actually know who programmed you in some things. It could have been a favorite TV show, radio personality, an idol of some sort, whatever.

But, guess what. You're not in that vulnerable stage so much anymore. Now, you can make your own mature decisions. You can now take charge of your life.

Now, you know that when you look at something, or think about something, nothing is actually good or bad -- as in *nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so.*

You can feel strongly about or for something, and probably do. Onrepparttar 123661 other hand, you won't have to walk too far to find someone who feels strongly *against* what you feel strongly for. Who is to say who is right? What if suddenly you sawrepparttar 123662 way he or she was thinking about it, and realized, hey, THEY might be right! What about what you felt strongly about? Did IT suddenly change? No, what changed is how you looked at it, what you were thinking.

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