Comments on: Journaling Your Success in 2008 http://www.seanrasmussen.com/mindset/journaling-your-success-in-2008/ Aussie Internet Marketer | Success Communicator | Napoleon Hill | Think And Grow Rich Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:09:23 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Wal Heinrich http://www.seanrasmussen.com/mindset/journaling-your-success-in-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-13433 Wal Heinrich Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:00:43 +0000 http://www.seanrasmussen.com/mindset/journaling-your-success-in-2008/#comment-13433 I keep a pile of A3 artist books to journal in. I find the size gives me more freedom to express myself. I use 6B pencils again for freedom of movement. .-= Wal Heinrich´s last blog ..<a href="http://walheinrich.com/internet-marketing/internet-marketing-why-how/" rel="nofollow">Internet Marketing Why? How?</a> =-. I keep a pile of A3 artist books to journal in. I find the size gives me more freedom to express myself. I use 6B pencils again for freedom of movement.
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]]> By: Tom McEwin http://www.seanrasmussen.com/mindset/journaling-your-success-in-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-11095 Tom McEwin Sun, 07 Mar 2010 07:14:37 +0000 http://www.seanrasmussen.com/mindset/journaling-your-success-in-2008/#comment-11095 Modern life is busy. It is easy for goals to get put on the backburner or de-prioritised as any number of crises arise or other demands get put on our time. As such, it is important to regularly remind myself of the goals I have made. This helps to not only analyse how close (or far away) the goal is, but also is a great prompt for action. For example, one of my main goals is to develop my blog and knowledge of internet marketing. Whenever I start up my computer and load up my web-browser, my blog loads up as a homepage. This is not just to check that my blog has slept alright and that there are no technical hitches. It also gets me focussed on the last thing I did, the next thing I need to do and the practical steps on how to get there. Even when I have other things I need to take care of which means I can’t work on the blog just then (eg a 9-5 job), it still gets my subconscious working on the task. Frequently inspiration will strike, either immediately or over the next hour or so and I’ll be madly scribbling various ideas for new posts on post-it notes. So the process certainly seems to work as far as my blog is concerned, plus I get to relive my blog successes to date every single morning. .-= Tom McEwin´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AffiliatePlayground/~3/0e96IGL3dwI/" rel="nofollow">Getting Targeted Internet Traffic and a Hungry Crowd</a> =-. Modern life is busy. It is easy for goals to get put on the backburner or de-prioritised as any number of crises arise or other demands get put on our time. As such, it is important to regularly remind myself of the goals I have made. This helps to not only analyse how close (or far away) the goal is, but also is a great prompt for action.

For example, one of my main goals is to develop my blog and knowledge of internet marketing. Whenever I start up my computer and load up my web-browser, my blog loads up as a homepage. This is not just to check that my blog has slept alright and that there are no technical hitches. It also gets me focussed on the last thing I did, the next thing I need to do and the practical steps on how to get there.

Even when I have other things I need to take care of which means I can’t work on the blog just then (eg a 9-5 job), it still gets my subconscious working on the task. Frequently inspiration will strike, either immediately or over the next hour or so and I’ll be madly scribbling various ideas for new posts on post-it notes. So the process certainly seems to work as far as my blog is concerned, plus I get to relive my blog successes to date every single morning.
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