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Member Since: 03/11/10
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Member Since: 03/11/10
Last Login: 04/02/10
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Rome - it was cancelled way too soon.
Dead Like Me - likewise, it was cancelled way too soon
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People who make life better - policemen and firemen who dedicate themselves to other's safety, armed forces, my kids
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wwwiebe's Life List:
| Write a novel. It may never get published, but I would like to do it. I have multiple ideas. |
| Get a new job. I want a job where I can have a positive impact on change. |
| Lose 15 pounds. |
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Hey...
One thing I learned in tools....no negative self talk. Try telling yourself that you can do this. That you will do this everyday. Also, make a set time to do tools. I do it right after I wake up. Then I work out. Then my day starts. I find the routine of doing tools every morning has helped a lot. Sometimes, I don't get to it until later in the day but I will say I notice that starting my day with a tools lesson makes for a more positive day. Yesterday, I didn't get to tools until well after dinner time. I had a really shitty day. Keep at it. You can do it.
re: Hey
Thanks for the friendly advice Celena. I like the idea of doing tools first thing in the morning - I'll need to try to focus on that. Hope you had a better dya!
..can relate...
I once returned three overdue library books - all of them on time management!
I think I've gotten better, but like anything else...it's a process -- and if it takes a year to finish tools - so what? If you get indepth in each "day", you're learning a lot and making the changes you need.