journal survival

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journal survival

"I am a great believer in luck, and I find more work, more I have of him."
– Thomas Jefferson

The above quote is still very true.Â However, this information and knowledge era, one must not only work more hard, but is smarter than lucky.Â The right mix of hard and smart work will be one of the more fortunate live every day.

So what is working hard and smart when it comes to luck? A Well, in Chapter 8 of the book, The Survival Club, Ben Sherwood shares the secrets and science were found on the fate and confirms most of my experiences and findings on the subject.

"Luck is believing you're of luck. "
– Tennessee Williams

We've all heard the phrase "the glass is half empty" and "the glass is half-full "to represent the pessimists and the optimists among us.Â this mindset was cultivated through life experiences.Â mentality can be changed with the approach and time.Â When you spend time every day thinking about glass "half full" mentality, be more relaxed and open to new possibilities any situation.Â And research has shown that when they are more relaxed and open to the possibilities of life, which are statistically more luck!

"Luck is a matter of preparation meeting opportunity."
– Oprah Winfrey

So what happens in the preparation to be more lucky? A Well, Richard Wiseman has found that there are four reasons why good things always happen to them first people.Â, seem to occur randomly lucky opportunities.Â Second, they trust their instincts and repair decisions.Â Third, persevering in the face of failure and can make their wishes true.Â Finally, the lucky ones can turn bad luck into good fortune.

Think about the four reasons why a moment of both the "glass half empty and glass half full" perspective.Â see how your thinking is so critical to get lucky? Â If you are thinking "glass is half empty", how is going to be opportunities chances of success? Â If you are thinking about "glass is half full" Do you think there is one more chance to turn bad luck into good luck?

You see, over 90% of their life and survival is based on the small decisions we make every day! Â Therefore, you should choose to cultivate an attitude of luck!

Try these steps to cultivate the mindset the luck to see if you are lucky enough to build change.Â not a string of days that cultivate this mindset.Â Shoot for 30 days and truly assess the difference it has made in its life.es If you miss a day, start building a new chain of days.Â Make it a contest with oneself or someone else to build the longest chain of "days sort of mentality "in the next 30 days.Â see if the person with the longest chain is the luckiest person.id fun with this experiment and see what pasa!

Make a written statement of their fate and mentality of fortune 'intention for the next 30 days
Focus on their strengths and their application each time we encounter a challenge or frustration so you can deal with things with a more relaxed attitude and openness to life, the chances of
Expand the network connection so every day with sincerity or reconnect with someone you feel or have felt, luck to be part of your life
Keep a mentality of "Lucky" Officer to strengthen their chances of success of small daily

I hope this helps you find pots of gold at the end of the rainbow!

About the Author:
Jon L. Iveson, Ph.D., The Champion’s Coach, is a Gazelles Certified Coach who helps individuals and companies survive and thrive in tough times.
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