Résultats pour "The Affirmations" dans Gestion du temps

Many people struggle to make time for God in their busy schedules or just aren't morning people--this book addresses those issues by helping Christians establish (and stick with) a spiritual morning routine. The practice of waking early to seek God's presence is woven into the fabric of God's...

Maybe you’ve heard that statement, “We are what we repeatedly do.” Everyone has habits, both good and bad, actions that we consciously, or subconsciously repeat, either to the detriment or benefit of our well-being and success.

Maybe you’ve heard that statement “we are what we repeatedly do”. Everyone has habits, both good and bad, actions that we consciously or subconsciously repeat, either to the detriment or benefit of our well-being and success.

Everyone is on a journey, some longer than others, from birth to death. The best we can do on this journey - which is challenging for everyone in different ways - is strive toward greatness in whatever aspect we choose. Whether you want to achieve excellence at work or in your personal life, it’s important to persevere through the difficult moments and not let them keep you from reaching the next level.

Only you can make decisions on how you will spend each minute of your life, and only you can decide to waste them or use them to accomplish your goals. When your dreams about the future seem too far away or too far-fetched, remember that you can use the present moment to do things that will bring you closer to making them come true.

Some say that we are the sum total of what we surround ourselves with. For example, what we choose to watch on television, listen to on the radio, who we choose to surround ourselves with and even the thoughts we think all have an effect on our overall perceptions and thought patterns. Just like the foods that we eat, over time, create our bodies, our thoughts shape who we are, and ultimately what types of situations we manifest in our lives.

Moms struggle with overwhelming feelings, mainly because there’s not enough time during the day to finish everything on their to-do lists. They spin in circles, losing hope and confidence in their skills and in who they are. They simply think it is what it is and that there is no way out.

We all procrastinate sometimes. Whether it’s out of fear or laziness, it can be all too easy to put off a difficult task indefinitely or until the last minute. But procrastination often ends in stress and sometimes sleep deprivation, and even poor health. The quality of our work can suffer and a lot of time is wasted that could have been spent on a job well done. This program has been designed to combat your urge to procrastinate and develop healthier habits of working.