You are the greatest you that
will ever be.

– Frank Maguire

If you want to get to you goals quickly you
have got to get clarity on why you want it.
What does it mean to you? Why do you need
it in your life? And the stronger and more
important the why – the more power you
will have to pursue that goal.

– Douglas Vermeeren

“Quality questions create a quality life. Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers.”
Anthony Robbins

“Simplicity is making the journey of this life with just baggage enough.”
Charles Dudley Warner

Time is limited. The amount of time each day that you are able to focus and get things done is even smaller. You have a few precious hours.
You can get things done faster by for instance setting deadlines and by batching similar tasks (like answering all your emails in a row). That works very well.

But you don’t have to stop at just improving your practical methods. You can also improve how you think about these things. Or even what you think and don’t think about.

One thing I have worked on this year is simplifying how I do things and cutting out a lot of irrelevant – or less relevant – stuff. Because if you don’t cut out and simplify you will probably never find time, energy and the necessary focus to do and enjoy what is most important to you.

So here are 6 questions I have used this year and will use next year to make my life simpler, lighter and more positive. They help me to drop trash from my mind and to drop things I don’t really have to do.

I hope you find a couple of favorites – or are reminded of a few – that will help you to do the same in 2010.

1. Who cares?

Read the whole article at positivityblog.com

Class is an aura of confidence that is being sure without being
cocky.
Class has nothing to do with money. Class never runs scared.
It is self-discipline and self-knowledge. It’s the sure footedness
that comes with having proved you can meet life.

— Ann Landers

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“Not all things of value can be measured, and not all things which can be measured are of value. “

Albert Einstein

I was thinking about something that Eckhart Tolle said to Oprah last year when he was on her Soul Series radio show speaking about his book, A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose. He said, “Something is true when it resonates with and expresses your innermost Being, when it is in alignment with your inner purpose.”

Perhaps that thought leaves you to wonder if I am crazy, while thinking, “I need money!” This is understandable and …. continue reading at Jennifer Howard