Success Quotes to Inspire You

Here are some of the quotes you'll see in this video:

• “Success is simple: do what’s right, the right way, at the right time.”  Arnold H. Glasgow 
• "Success is the ability to come from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm." -- Winston Churchill
• "What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals." -- Zig Ziglar
• "Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a successful decision." -- Peter Drucker
• "Champions are made from something they have deep inside them, a desire, a dream, a vision." -- Muhammed Ali
• "Limitations live only in our minds.  But if we use our imaginations, our possibilities become limitless."  -- Jamie Paolinetti 

For more fabulous success quotes, visit "72 of the Best Success Quotes"

Be Proactive - Habits of Highly Effective People

In his extraordinarily successful bestseller "The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People", Stephen Covey explains that successful people are proactive.  That is, they take responsibility for themselves and for their actions (the word responsibility means "having the ability to respond") and they see themselves as being the creator of their lives.

Here are some examples of the language that is used by people who are proactive:

• What do I want?
• How can I make it happen?
• What is the best response to this situation?
• Is this response in my best interest?
• How can I make time for what is most important to me?
• How can I get the money to participate in that project?
• I'll do it.
• How can I increase my energy?
• What can I do so I don't find myself in another situation like this in the future?
• What books can I read or what courses can I take in order to learn this?

In order to learn more about habit one visit "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Habit 1".  

The Sedona Method and Your Financial Goals

The Sedona Method is a very powerful personal development tool that can help you release negative feelings and emotions which might be standing in your way and preventing you from reaching your financial goals.

Often, people form the intent to achieve wealth, they set specific, measurable, and time-bound financial goals for themselves, and they even take the necessary steps to reach those goals. However, they soon sabotage themselves in their attempts by the limiting beliefs they hold in their subconscious.

If you set the goal of becoming wealthy while holding the belief that getting rich is something that only a select few can do, that in order to be wealthy you have to born into a priviledged family, that you don’t deserve wealth, or that you’re not smart enough to be wealthy, you simply won’t allow yourself to be rich.

So, how can the Sedona Method help you create wealth? After reviewing your financial goals you can practice the Sedona Method to help you release any resistance that may come up toward those goals caused by your belief system. Releasing the negative beliefs and emotions that stand in your way helps clear the way for you to create wealth and attract abundance into your life.

For more information on this fabulous technique, visit my blog post "The Sedona Method".

How to Find Blogging Ideas

Sometimes when we sit down to write a blog post we're practically inundiated with an avalanche of ideas.  Other times we stare at the blank screen for what seems like hours and can't think of a single blogging idea.

For those times when your blogging muse has apparently decided to take a vacation, here are ten blogging ideas to tie you over until she returns:

1.  Interview the key players in your niche.

2.  Visit forums that are dedicated to your blog's topic.  What are people asking about in the forum?  Write blog posts answering the most common questions.

3.  Look through the comments people have left on your blog and answer frequently asked questions in a blog post.

4.  Write a review of a great book in your niche that would be helpful to your readers.

5. Create a survey asking your readers what they would like to know more about.

6.  Go to article directores such as  Ezinearticles.com and look through the articles on topics that are pertinent to your blog to help you find ideas.

7.  Subscribe to other blogs in your niche.  Write a rebuttal to a blog post you don't agree with.

8.  Create a top twenty list:

• Top twenty books in your niche.
• Top twenty blogs in your niche.
• Top twenty tips in your niche.

9.  Create a comprehensive list of resources for your niche.

10. Create a chart that breaks down a complicated issue in your niche.

For even more ideas for blog posts, visit my post "The Massive List of Ideas for Blog Posts".