11 Jul 2010

No more yes. It's either HELL YEAH or no.

Quote from Derek Sivers.

21 May 2010

Doubting Thomas can go fuck himself.

21 May 2010

To ego: “Thanks for protecting me, but there is no need.”

via Steve Pavlina

21 May 2010

Indecision: “I don't know what to do” is an excuse that really means, “I don't feel strong enough to take the next step.”

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Indecision: “If I were to commit to this choice, how would it affect me *right now*?”

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Practise no-lose decisions.

  1. Repeat this after each decision you want to make: "I can't lose - regardless of the outcome of the decision I make. I look forward to the opportunities for learning and growing that either choice gives me."
  2. Do your homework in advance. Answer: Who can I talk to? Where can I get information to help me? What else can I do to learn as much as I can about either choice?
  3. Do some soul searching. How does each option align with my core values? My priorities?
  4. Trust your intuition. Listen to your gut after you do the other three steps.

via Susan Jeffers

20 May 2010

Indecision: What exactly are you afraid of?

20 May 2010

Indecision: What do you gain from not deciding?

20 May 2010

Wait for nothing. Go out and create what you want.

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Say: "I absolutely know what to do."

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Indecision: You already know what to do. You're just scared. Accept the path, get to work.

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Indecision: “How would each choice affect me right now?”

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Use 30-day trials.

20 May 2010

Burn the ships to the ground. No escape route.

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Your role is to lead.

via Steve Pavlina

20 May 2010

Confront the brutal facts.

via Jim Collins

18 May 2010

The more important a call or action is to our soul's evolution, the more Resistance we will feel toward pursuing it.

Use Resistance as a compass.

via Steven Pressfield.

18 May 2010

Indecision: instead of trying to choose the correct path, your task is to fully accept the path that deep down, you've already chosen.

via Steve Pavlina

18 May 2010

Ask yourself: “Where is the path with a heart?”

via Steve Pavlina

18 May 2010

What would a serious, mature, high performer do in this situation?

via Steve Pavlina

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Sammy Dellicour

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