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“I am certain that none of the world's problems have any hope
of solution except
through all of the world's individuals becoming thoroughly and comprehensively
self-educated.
Only then will society be able to identify, and inter-communicate, the vital
problems of total world society. Only then may humanity effectively sort out and
put
those problems into an order of importance for solutions that will work for all
life on
Earth.” - R. Buckminster Fuller
1. Put your plans on paper. Spell out your goals and How
you will reach them.
2. Be specific. The advice you give yourself must be such that you can put
it into practice.
3. Break the task down into small pieces so that you can handle them
easily.
4. Remind yourself of the benefits you expect from your tasks completion.
5. Avoid temptations and circumstances that might sidetrack you from
action.
6. Recognize your limitations. Don’t set unrealistic goals.
7. Take advantage of your own energy peaks!
8. Keep a time-control budget. Don’t let one task take control over
others.
9. Set deadlines and hold yourself to them.
10. Make an honest distinction between “I can’t” and “I don’t want to”.
11. Get today. Don’t make up excuses.
12. Improve your self-persuasion ability. Learn the difference between reasoning
and rationalizing.
13. Be optimistic. Your chances for success will increase.
14. Decide how you want to start, what needs to be done first.
15.Read, especially literature related to your situation.
16. Use affirmations, self-signaling devices, notes, signs, cues,
reminders.
17. Promise yourself rewards.
18. Use the stimulation provided by good news to do extra work.
19. Recognize conflicts and make a choice.
20.Give yourself the right to make mistakes. No one is perfect.
21.Most Important Exercise your sense of humor. Laughter indicates a
realistic point of view.
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