As you care for the body so you care for the mind. As you
prepare your body, so you prepare your mind. As you train your
body, so you train your mind. Take some time every single day to
nourish the temple of your body through vigorous exercise. Get
your blood circulating and your body moving.
Did you know that there are 168 hours in a week?
At least five of those hours should be invested in some form of physical activity.
What does breathing fresh air have to do with anything?
To breathe properly is to live properly.
The fastest way to double or even triple the amount of energy was to learn the art of effective breathing.
While most of us know how to breathe to survive, we have never learned how to breathe to thrive. Most of us breathe far too shallowly and in so doing, we fail to take in enough oxygen to run the body at an optimal level.
Take in more oxygen through efficient breathing and you liberate your energy reserves along with your natural state of vitality.
So where do I start?
Two or three times a day take a minute or two to think about breathing more deeply and effectively.
How do I know if I'm breathing effectively?
Your belly should move out slightly. This indicates that you are breathing from the abdomen, which is good. Cup my hands over my stomach. If they moved out as I inhaled, my breathing technique was proper.
A poor diet has a pronounced effect on your life. It drains your mental and physical energy. It affects your moods and it hampers the clarity of your mind.
As you nourish your body, so you nourish your mind.
Knowledge is only potential power. For the power to be manifested, it must be applied. Most people know what they should do in any given situation, or in their lives for that matter. The problem is that they don't take daily, consistent action to apply the knowledge and realize their dreams.
Consider those who say that they do not have the time to back up their computers because they are too busy working on them. Yet, when those machines crash and months of important work is lost, they regret not investing a few moments a day in saving it.
Get your priorities straight!!
Try not to live your life bound by the shackles of your schedule. Instead, focus on those things that your conscience and your heart tell you to do. When you invest in yourself and start to devote yourself to raising your mind, body and character to their highest levels, you will almost feel as if you have a personal navigator inside you, telling you which things you must do to see the greatest and most rewarding results. You will stop worrying about your clock and start living your life.
Read regularly. Do not read just anything. You must be very selective about what you put into the lush garden of your mind. It must be immensely nourishing. Make it something that will improve both you and the quality of your life.
I would never tell you not to read as many books as you can. But remember, some books are meant to be tasted, some books are meant to be chewed and, finally, some books are meant to be swallowed whole.
To truly get the best out of a great book, you must study it, not just read it. Really consider it, work with it, become one with it.
Did you know that there are 168 hours in a week?
At least five of those hours should be invested in some form of physical activity.
What does breathing fresh air have to do with anything?
To breathe properly is to live properly.
The fastest way to double or even triple the amount of energy was to learn the art of effective breathing.
While most of us know how to breathe to survive, we have never learned how to breathe to thrive. Most of us breathe far too shallowly and in so doing, we fail to take in enough oxygen to run the body at an optimal level.
Take in more oxygen through efficient breathing and you liberate your energy reserves along with your natural state of vitality.
So where do I start?
Two or three times a day take a minute or two to think about breathing more deeply and effectively.
How do I know if I'm breathing effectively?
Your belly should move out slightly. This indicates that you are breathing from the abdomen, which is good. Cup my hands over my stomach. If they moved out as I inhaled, my breathing technique was proper.
A poor diet has a pronounced effect on your life. It drains your mental and physical energy. It affects your moods and it hampers the clarity of your mind.
As you nourish your body, so you nourish your mind.
Knowledge is only potential power. For the power to be manifested, it must be applied. Most people know what they should do in any given situation, or in their lives for that matter. The problem is that they don't take daily, consistent action to apply the knowledge and realize their dreams.
Consider those who say that they do not have the time to back up their computers because they are too busy working on them. Yet, when those machines crash and months of important work is lost, they regret not investing a few moments a day in saving it.
Get your priorities straight!!
Try not to live your life bound by the shackles of your schedule. Instead, focus on those things that your conscience and your heart tell you to do. When you invest in yourself and start to devote yourself to raising your mind, body and character to their highest levels, you will almost feel as if you have a personal navigator inside you, telling you which things you must do to see the greatest and most rewarding results. You will stop worrying about your clock and start living your life.
Read regularly. Do not read just anything. You must be very selective about what you put into the lush garden of your mind. It must be immensely nourishing. Make it something that will improve both you and the quality of your life.
I would never tell you not to read as many books as you can. But remember, some books are meant to be tasted, some books are meant to be chewed and, finally, some books are meant to be swallowed whole.
To truly get the best out of a great book, you must study it, not just read it. Really consider it, work with it, become one with it.
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