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How to Make Goals Specific & Measurable
Goals that are clearly defined are specific and measurable. Measures motivate as they enable us to see progress (or a lack of it). The best measures are: • Meaningful • Evidence of accomplishment • Target key drivers of change •…
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Get Real
To get real means to apply complete honesty to yourself, and to see the world as it really is. It means facing the truth about everything in your life. It means taking the time to really look. It means acknowledging…
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15 little words to make your spouse happy
Today’s entry is from an Ann Landers column. The 15 words for husbands to keep their wives happy are: I love you. You look great. Let’s eat out. Can I help? It’s my fault. The 15 words for wives to…
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Organizing Recipes
Recipes are difficult to organize because they come in so many different sizes and shapes. I have two sizes of card files and also use a computer program and print out recipes to keep in a binder. It’s good to…
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Dr Harley on Needs
My recent interest in the subject of needs led me to read the book “Give and Take” by Dr Willard Harley. It was an eye-opening experience. Besides talking about Love Busters and the ten most important emotional needs, he says…
Posted in Books, love & relationships
To Get Clear on Goals, Look at Needs
Looking at what we need and want is a way to bring goals into focus. Needs are essentials for survival, while wants are things that would be nice to have. As basic needs are met, higher needs become more important.…
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Time Table
3 x 4 = Time management. Here’s how to manage three things: activities, spaces (home, office, desk and the objects within them) and information with four methods: evaluate, simplify, increase effectiveness, and increase efficiency. Peter Drucker said: “Efficiency is doing the…
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The joy of giving
Not so Random Acts of Kindness Sharing is one of the building blocks of positive shift that have been shown to make us happier. It doesn’t have to be hard or complicated. Make it easy to remember to share with…
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Blogger vs WordPress
I began blogging with Blogger, which is very easy to use. But I wanted categories. I wanted categories bad. As someone who likes their information organized this was important. I looked for something similar to searchenginewatch that would chart the…
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