Kim Cubitt

Positive habits are powerful tools. They allow you to accomplish meaningful tasks with little thought or motivation required. With the right set of habits, you can accomplish nearly anything and be on autopilot much of the time. Those people that put forth Herculean efforts are admired by our society. We love the
runner that crawls the last mile of a marathon. However, a surer path to success is to do the necessary things each and every day. A little each day adds up to a lot.

We all want to be motivated. We all want to be disciplined. You might be thinking, “What’s the difference?” But according to many self-help gurus, there are differences. Or are there? You were motivated at the beginning, but you lacked the discipline necessary to carry on when your motivation is flagged. Many believe there are differences between motivation and discipline. Read on to learn more.

We all lie to ourselves. We blame others for our challenges, even when we’re the primary cause. It’s not easy to get to know yourself. Most people don’t want to know the truth. However, when you become self-aware, you can capitalize on your strengths and work around your weaknesses to create a life that truly satisfies you.

In a global society, you’re likely to interact with others from a variety of different backgrounds on a regular basis. Cultural competency skills are essential for your well-being and success. Cultural competency focuses on building respectful and effective relationships among individuals and communities with different experiences and perspectives. Try these tips for increasing your cultural competency skills.

The Law of Attraction works, but there are several ways you might be reducing its positive influence. If you’re not getting the results you desire, there’s an excellent chance that you’re making one or more mistakes. A slight tune-up might be all that’s necessary to get the most from your efforts. The Law of Attraction is like a recipe. If you skip an ingredient or use the wrong amount, you won’t be pleased with the outcome.

Many people are poor at getting started. The most successful people are masters at finishing what they start. We all have a story of quitting that seems to haunt us. You can put a happy ending to these stories - and this behavior - by learning to finish what you start.

Do you find it easy to set exciting goals, but you lose track somewhere along the way? As much as you want to lose weight or earn a promotion, you often find yourself back where you started. Setting daily goals may be your key to success. Hang onto your long-term objectives but use short-term goals to guide you towards your ultimate destination. Find out more about the benefits of daily goals and how to
use them.

Everyone procrastinates at some time or another. If we’re honest, we will admit that we’ve missed opportunities, delayed outcomes, and caused other negative consequences because of procrastinating. As you’ve seen for yourself, the old adage, “You snooze, you lose,” is real. Procrastination is a tough habit to overcome! Lucky for you, however, you can put procrastination in your past and move forward without having to worry about all those negative consequences again. Read on to learn more.

While there are a wide variety of successful people in the world, they share many characteristics. One of these is the type of mistakes they avoid. There are certain errors that significantly reduce the odds of success. Eliminate these mistakes and you’ll find your level of success increases. Read on to learn more.

Spring cleaning is a popular time to get your life into shape. You can use the opportunity to make many positive changes to your home and life. You can organize, clean, and bring a happy and peaceful feeling to yourself once you're finished. In addition, you can take earth-friendly steps to do what's best for the planet while you're cleaning.