The 4 Best Habits of Rich People | Brian Tracy

Brian Tracy

Brian Tracy shares some powerful concepts about the internal approach which builds success. Even if you have no desire to be rich, these principles will help you achieve your version of success.

Thank you for watching.

Patrick Nairne

Stop Quitting on Your Goals. Here's How. Stick to Your Goals!

Brendon Burchard talks about goals

I like Brendon's approach here.

Remain immersed in your goals. Interact with your senses on a deeper level and make them a part of your visualization.

Patrick Nairne

What I learned from 100 days of rejection | Jia Jiang

Jia Jiang

As we seek to improve ourselves, we will encounter rejection, or even uncover the source of our fears.

Jia Jiang teaches us how to embrace that which we fear and earn from it.

I hope Jia Jiang's techniques can help us all.

Thank you for viewing.

Patrick Nairne

Is your language shaping your reality?

Chris Lambert-Gorwyn

Chris, thank you for this insight which is so vital for the success of every individual who is passionate, and committed to their own Self Improvement.

I wonder how many times our internal language reinforces doubt, or reminds us of pain, even though we meant for the experience we describe, to provide momentum to our intention. How may we be holding ourselves back, without even being aware of it?

Guard what you say to everyone, especially yourself.

Bring value to everything you do, especially to yourself.

Please let me know if you decide to take the challenge Chris has been taking.

Thank you,


Patrick Nairne

How to believe in yourself: Jim Cathcart at TEDxDelrayBeach

Jim Cathcart

Jim Cathcart explains how straight forward the road to success in Self Improvement is.

Thank you for watching.

Patrick Nairne

ZIG ZIGLAR - THIS IS YOUR BRAIN AND HERE'S HOW IT WORKS!

Zig Ziglar
"You can have everything in life you want,
if you will help other people get what they want." 



Do you agree?

Let me know.

Thank you,

Patrick Nairne

Why You Shouldn't Tell People About Your Goals - College Info Geek

Thomas Frank

Are you one of those people who likes to talk about your goals?
Maybe a moment with Thomas Frank will give you something to think about.



I wonder, do you agree with Thomas?

Let me know what you think.

Thank you.

Patrick Nairne

Kobe Bryant | Best Motivational Speech | New [HD]

Have you truly thought about who you will have become at the point you
achieve an important goal?

Who will you be then?

Do we make our goals, or do our goals make us who we need to be?

Let me know what you think.

Thanks for your time.

Patrick Nairne

Purpose - Drive - Why - Success

Dick's Sporting Goods & Dr. Eric Thomas: I Can, I Will, I Must

Today I took another step toward my goals for 2017.

In spite of many challenges this morning, I made it to the Internet Business School to start my Internet Marketing Diploma course, learning from Simon Coulson. Simon teaches cutting edge knowledge and skills, which are mandatory for successfully creating and maintaining an online presence if you aim to be a thought leader, or an entrepreneur.

I faced several moments when it would have been easier to turn back and go home to where I would be both comfortable and warm. 

The course is available online after all.

Putting it all into context, I was experiencing challenges which were inconvenient, not insurmountable. Nothing approaching a threat to life. The challenges were reason enough to quit though.

I heard this affirmation for the first time over thirty years ago and it stuck in my mind from that time until now. 

Normal people need a reason Why, to keep going when it seems easier to quit.

If you are thinking of quitting something which is essential to your future success because it gets a little challenging, please listen to these inspirational words from Dr. Eric Thomas now.




Thank you.

Patrick Nairne

Mel Robbins presents the 5 second rule

Mel Robbins presents the 5 second rule.

 

Two weeks ago I attended the JT Foxx weekend workshop in London and and sure enough, JT Foxx presented a 5 second rule for making decisions.

Why agonise over decisions? Make the decision, then give it everything to make the decision work for you.

Do you take too long to act? Why not give the 5 second rule a try?

Let me know what you think.

Patrick Nairne 

How Successful People Think - Earl Nightingale

I often heard extracts from Earl Nightingale on the radio, before I became a teenager, and remember thinking these were words of true wisdom. 

I always wanted to hear more. I knew at the time, there must be more than those extracts I was exposed to. 

This is a time before the Internet, and access to information as we enjoy it today.

I think about the challenges, which any person seeking real Self Improvement in those days, would have to overcome, when it was not as easy as searching worldwide databases, or search engines electronically in seconds, as we do today.

We have so much access to wisdom in digestible formats today, yet, self improvement remains a pursuit for only the most determined to change.

Earl Nightingale references the capacity of the human mind, and encourages a simple method to cultivate opportunities, yet in his day, just as now, many people choose to not develop this natural, free resource in this way.

I speak to so many people who appear amazed that humanity has a reusable resource which can be literally 'mined' in this way. Many believe this idea is merely over simplification. If it was that easy, surely everyone would do it.

I have witnessed on more than one occasion at an event called The Power to Achieve, Andy Harrington, through a simple demonstration, revealing many people actively distorting, or deleting the obvious answer, to the amazement of those who decide to accept the simple answer as it is presented.

Today, I am implementing Earl's mind 'mining' technique. I have a paper notebook, which I will use to note my ideas for the month of March 2017. By the end of March, this should become a habit. I hope to post an update on my progress during April.

In the meantime, please take the time to listen to Earl, and perhaps, have a little fun implementing his mind 'mining' technique for the next month too.

Let me know how you get on.

Patrick Nairne