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Why does it take to rise to the top of any profession, group, or organization?
For over two decades, author Maxwell Harris has studied the answer to that question as well as observing the top performing people in over 50 industries. He has assembled the collective insights of an extraordinary group of people he refers to as "The Super Achievers".
Insight this fascinating presentation, you'll be given this collective wisdom of the super Achievers and you'll be shown how to apply it on any situation in your life to make improvements that many would believe wildly impossible.
Harris covers 200 core beliefs and practices common to elite performers and lays out a plan for implementing them into your own life to bring about outstanding personal change.
For over two decades, author Maxwell Harris has studied the answer to that question as well as observing the top performing people in over 50 industries. He has assembled the collective insights of an extraordinary group of people he refers to as "The Super Achievers".
Insight this fascinating presentation, you'll be given this collective wisdom of the super Achievers and you'll be shown how to apply it on any situation in your life to make improvements that many would believe wildly impossible.
Harris covers 200 core beliefs and practices common to elite performers and lays out a plan for implementing them into your own life to bring about outstanding personal change.
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Robin Sharma
392 books6,860 followersRobin Sharma is one of the world’s premier thinkers on leadership, personal growth and life management. The bestselling author of
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari,
Who Will Cry When You Die? and
The Saint, the Surfer, and the CEO and four other books on self-transformation.
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari,
Who Will Cry When You Die? and
The Saint, the Surfer, and the CEO and four other books on self-transformation.
Robin Sharma is in constant demand internationally as keynote speaker at the conferences of many of the most powerful companies on the planet including Microsoft, Nortel Networks, General Motors, FedEx and IBM. He is a resident of Ontario, Canada. (Barnes and Noble)
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Աընդհատ թերթելու գիրք։ Շատ արժեքավոր խորհուրդներ կար, ինչպես նաև անկարևոր։ Մի մասին (կհամարձակվեմ ասել՝ մեծ մասին) ծանոթ էի, այդ իսկ պատճառով նախատեսածից ավել կարդացի: Բայց, ինչպես ասում են, մի բան է իմանալ, մի այլ բան է գործածել😊
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Ինչևէ, խորհուրդ եմ տալիս: Կարդացեք, ու փորձեք լավ բաները վերցնել ))
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Ինչևէ, խորհուրդ եմ տալիս: Կարդացեք, ու փորձեք լավ բաները վերցնել ))
October 16, 2015
Sleep less.
Set aside one hour every morning for personal development matters.
Every day, take the time to ask yourself the question "is this the best use of my time and energy?"
Always answer the phone with enthusiasm in your voice and show your appreciation for the caller.
jot down inspiration and excellent ideas.
Set aside every Sunday evening for yourself and be strongly disciplined with this habit. Use this period to plan your week.
Always remember the key principle that the quality of your life is the quality of your communication.
Stay on purpose, not on outcome.
Laugh for five minutes in the mirror each morning.
Light a candle beside you.
To enhance your concentration and powers of focus, count your steps when you walk.
Take six steps while taking a long inhale, hold your breath for another six steps, and then exhale for six steps.
Learn to meditate effectively. The mind is naturally a very noisy machine which wants to move from one subject to another like an unchained monkey.
Learn to be still.
Enhance your will-power.
Do not let your mind float like a piece of paper in the wind.
Stop complaining and develop a cheerful, vital and strong personality.
When a negative thought comes to your mind, immediately replace it with one that is positive.
Make an effort to be humorous throughout the day.
Become a highly disciplined time manager.
Associate only with positive, focused people who you can learn from and who will not drain your valuable energy with complaining and uninspiring attitudes.
Stephen Hawking, one of the great modern physicists of the world, is reported to have said that we are on a minor planet of a very average star located within the outer limits of one of a hundred thousand million galaxies. Are your problems really significant in light of this?
You must have a mission statement in life.
No one can insult or hurt you without your permission.
People who have attained greatness have an ability which they have developed to interpret negative or disempowering events as positive challenges
Take a speed reading course. Reading is a powerful way to gain many years of experience from a few hours of study.
Remember people's names and treat everyone well.
Be soft as a flower when it comes to kindness but tough as thunder when it comes to principle.
Never discuss your health, wealth and other personal matters with anyone outside of your immediate family.
Be truthful, patient, persevering, modest and generous.
Reward yourself for even the smallest of achievement.
Learn the power of breathing and its relationship with your energy source.
abdominal breathing.
Recognize and cultivate the power of autosuggestion.
Purchase a legal notepad and write out a specific mantra 500 times. Do it for three weeks with regular practice and feel that this quality is developing.
Maintain a diary to measure your progress and to express your thoughts.
Stress is simply a response which you create in the interpretation of an event. Two people might find that a given event results in quite different responses. For example, an after dinner speech might strike fear into the heart of an inexperienced speaker while a strong orator views it as a wonderful opportunity to share his thoughts.
Read "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey.
Try fasting one day every two weeks.
listen to soft, soothing music.
Place pleasant scents and inspirational pictures in your workplace.
Read "As a Man Thinketh" by James Allen.
Remember that forgiveness is a virtue that few develop, but one that is most important to maintaining peace of mind.
Empty your cup. A full cup cannot accept anything more.
The Two Minute Mind is an excellent exercise for developing concentration. Simply stare at the second hand on your wristwatch for two minutes and think about nothing else for that time.
Drink a cup of warm water before a speech smoothing voice.
When you stand and meet someone, stand firm and steadfast.
Act tough and you will be tough.
Ask not what this world can do for you but, rather, what you can do for this world.
Do not let everyone know everything about you. Cultivate a mystique.
Master the art of public speaking. There are few natural speakers.
Read the wonderful book "Discovering Happiness" by Dennis Wholey.
Aromas have been proven to be an effective means of entering a state of relaxation.
Cultivate the art of walking half an hour after you have finished eating your evening meal.
Never argue with the person you work for - you will lose more than just the argument.
Two of the fundamentals for a happy, joyful life are balance and moderation.
Drink Jasmine tea.
Remember that effective time management makes you more rather than less flexible.
Become an adventurer. Revitalize your spirit and sense of playfulness. Become a kid again.
Spend time with Nature.
Be so strong that nothing interferes with your peace of mind.
Be careful about your reputation.
Make a list of all your weaknesses.
Never complain. Be known as a positive, strong, energetic and enthusiastic person.
Overlook the weaknesses of your friends.
83% of our sensory input comes from our eyes.
Be the master of your will but the servant of your conscience.
People who are doing good today are ensuring their happiness for tomorrow.
if you are worrying about something, picture the words of your worry on a piece of paper. Now ignite a match to the paper and watch the worry dissipate into flames.
Compartmentalize your worry.
Prepare a detailed financial plan for the next few years and follow it.
Readers are leaders.
Get into the excellent habit of reading something positive and inspirational before you go to bed and as soon as you awake in the morning.
Make it one of your goals to develop a dynamic, charismatic personality.
Be gentle and you can be bold; be frugal and you can be liberal; avoid putting yourself before others and you can become a leader among men.
Become your spouse's number one supporter, the one who is always there supporting and fueling hopes and dreams.
Think of three people who can provide you with inspiration, motivation and support for your goals and aspirations.
you sow an action, you reap a habit. You sow a habit, you reap a character. You sow a character, you reap a destiny.
positive overcomes the negative.
Be kind, considerate and courteous. But also be shrewd and know when to be tough and courageous.
Create your image as a highly competent, strong, disciplined, calm and decent individual.
Familiarity breeds contempt is a very good rule. The stars remain far above the Earth. You must keep a distance from all but your closest of relations.
Keep well-informed about current events, the latest books and popular trends.
Never discuss your personal development activities with anyone.
Greed and material desires must be curbed to achieve lasting happiness and serenity. Be happy with what you have.
Make a new friend or acquaintance every day.
if you conquer your mind, you conquer the world.
Get into the habit of taking mental vacations (tour of imagination) throughout the day.
Place greater importance on staying happy than amassing material possessions.
A change is as good as a rest.
Pursue a productive, exciting and active life.
Engage in meaningful activities every minute of every day.
Develop an organized, planned lifestyle with little chaos.
Set realistic goals yet keep your mark high.
Think positively - you cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought.
Get in the habit of giving more than receiving
Learn to live in the present. The past is water under the bridge of life.
Read "A History of Knowledge" by Charles Van Doren.
Read "The Art of the Leader" by William A. Cohen.
Be committed to what you are doing
Look like a winner and act like one
Have big dreams, a vision and reach for the sky
Steadily advance in the direction of your goals
Prepare and work hard at every task you do
Build a mystique around yourself
Be interested in others and show kindness
Have a strong sense of humour
Be known for the strength of your character
Have grace under pressure.
In work, love and life, play hard and play fair.
Do not talk when you are listening.
"Today is yesterday's pupil." - Benjamin Franklin
Every day, get away from the noise, the crowds and the rush and spend a few hours alone in peaceful introspection, deep reading or simple relaxation.
Get into the habit of memorizing beautiful poetry.
Keep your words soft and arguments hard.
Become a committed and sincere networker. Cultivate new friendships.
If you constantly expect exceptional success, you will surely have it.
Develop a sense of wonder about the world. Be an explorer.
Send cards on birthdays and little notes from time to time showing that you care and were thinking about your relations.
Go outdoors and look up into the blue sky for half an hour.
Once every few weeks, leave your watch at home.
Laugh at work and be known as a positive achiever.
Recognize the tremendous power of opposition thinking.
Get deep into the habit of personal introspection.
Practice meditation at the same time each day and in the same place so that your mind becomes accustomed to entering the desired serene state as soon as you enter the peaceful place.
The early morning is undoubtedly the most powerful time to meditate. Indian yogis believe that the pre-dawn time has almost magical qualities which aid in achieving the super-peaceful state so many mediators attempt to attain.
Before you start, command your mind to be quiet by using affirmations such as "I will be focused and very calm now.
If thoughts do enter, do not force them out but simply let them pass like clouds making way for the beautiful blue sky. Picture that your mind is like a still lake without even a ripple.
Sit for ten minutes at first and then increase the time every few sittings. After a month or two, you will not be interrupted by any pressing thoughts and will surely feel a sense of peace that you have never felt before.
Purchase a cassette or CD of Miles Davis's Kind Of Blue.
Drown your appetite by drinking more water - ten glasses a day is ideal.
Develop the essential habit of punctuality for it is most important for high success.
Start your day off well. Before you get out of bed each morning, say a prayer or repeat your personal affirmation giving thanks for the day and all the positive things you will see and achieve.
Confide in your partner. This will strengthen the relationship and allow you both to grow at the same pace.
All individuals who have attained the highest of levels generally have cultivated the essential mental habit of optimism.
write down the seven best qualities of individuals.
Consider yourself as an orange.
repeat the mantra: "I will serve others today, I will care for others today and I will be kind today."
Learn to laugh at yourself.
Keep open the windows of your mind.
Try to go through one full day without saying "I". Focus on others. Listen to others and you will learn wonderful new things as well as gain friendships.
Each day, do two things that you do not like doing.
True happiness comes from only one thing: achievement of goals.
Read more, learn more, laugh more and love more.
Pick five relationships that you desire to improve over the next six months.
Remember the power of prayer.
Read The Magic of Believing by Claude M. Bristol.
Be known as someone with a cool head, warm heart and great character. Your presence on this earth will long be remembered.
It has been said that doing something for others is the highest form of religion.
Fill your home with bright, fresh flowers.
Get to know and enjoy your neighbors.
When the breath is still and strong, so is the mind.
Use the following visualization from time to time. Sit in a quiet place and picture that you will be on the earth for only another day. Who would you call, what would you say and what would you do? These questions will give you some important insights into what outstanding actions you must endeavor to complete.
Be certain to organize your time around the true priorities of your life.
Slow down your pace of life. In this complex age, we are running our lives at a frantic pace.
Value your spouse's laugh and keep your partner's picture close by your work desk for inspiration and pleasant thoughts throughout the day.
Do a hundred sit ups a day and do not break this habit.
Be the most honest person that you know. Be trustworthy - worthy of the trust of others.
Curb your worldly desires and you will strengthen your will.
William James said: "we don't laugh because we are happy, we are happy because we laugh."
Read The Charisma Factor - How to Develop Your Natural Leadership Ability by Robert J. Richardson and S. Katharine Thayer.
Travel often.
Each month set a physical fitness goal for yourself.
Set aside one hour every morning for personal development matters.
Every day, take the time to ask yourself the question "is this the best use of my time and energy?"
Always answer the phone with enthusiasm in your voice and show your appreciation for the caller.
jot down inspiration and excellent ideas.
Set aside every Sunday evening for yourself and be strongly disciplined with this habit. Use this period to plan your week.
Always remember the key principle that the quality of your life is the quality of your communication.
Stay on purpose, not on outcome.
Laugh for five minutes in the mirror each morning.
Light a candle beside you.
To enhance your concentration and powers of focus, count your steps when you walk.
Take six steps while taking a long inhale, hold your breath for another six steps, and then exhale for six steps.
Learn to meditate effectively. The mind is naturally a very noisy machine which wants to move from one subject to another like an unchained monkey.
Learn to be still.
Enhance your will-power.
Do not let your mind float like a piece of paper in the wind.
Stop complaining and develop a cheerful, vital and strong personality.
When a negative thought comes to your mind, immediately replace it with one that is positive.
Make an effort to be humorous throughout the day.
Become a highly disciplined time manager.
Associate only with positive, focused people who you can learn from and who will not drain your valuable energy with complaining and uninspiring attitudes.
Stephen Hawking, one of the great modern physicists of the world, is reported to have said that we are on a minor planet of a very average star located within the outer limits of one of a hundred thousand million galaxies. Are your problems really significant in light of this?
You must have a mission statement in life.
No one can insult or hurt you without your permission.
People who have attained greatness have an ability which they have developed to interpret negative or disempowering events as positive challenges
Take a speed reading course. Reading is a powerful way to gain many years of experience from a few hours of study.
Remember people's names and treat everyone well.
Be soft as a flower when it comes to kindness but tough as thunder when it comes to principle.
Never discuss your health, wealth and other personal matters with anyone outside of your immediate family.
Be truthful, patient, persevering, modest and generous.
Reward yourself for even the smallest of achievement.
Learn the power of breathing and its relationship with your energy source.
abdominal breathing.
Recognize and cultivate the power of autosuggestion.
Purchase a legal notepad and write out a specific mantra 500 times. Do it for three weeks with regular practice and feel that this quality is developing.
Maintain a diary to measure your progress and to express your thoughts.
Stress is simply a response which you create in the interpretation of an event. Two people might find that a given event results in quite different responses. For example, an after dinner speech might strike fear into the heart of an inexperienced speaker while a strong orator views it as a wonderful opportunity to share his thoughts.
Read "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey.
Try fasting one day every two weeks.
listen to soft, soothing music.
Place pleasant scents and inspirational pictures in your workplace.
Read "As a Man Thinketh" by James Allen.
Remember that forgiveness is a virtue that few develop, but one that is most important to maintaining peace of mind.
Empty your cup. A full cup cannot accept anything more.
The Two Minute Mind is an excellent exercise for developing concentration. Simply stare at the second hand on your wristwatch for two minutes and think about nothing else for that time.
Drink a cup of warm water before a speech smoothing voice.
When you stand and meet someone, stand firm and steadfast.
Act tough and you will be tough.
Ask not what this world can do for you but, rather, what you can do for this world.
Do not let everyone know everything about you. Cultivate a mystique.
Master the art of public speaking. There are few natural speakers.
Read the wonderful book "Discovering Happiness" by Dennis Wholey.
Aromas have been proven to be an effective means of entering a state of relaxation.
Cultivate the art of walking half an hour after you have finished eating your evening meal.
Never argue with the person you work for - you will lose more than just the argument.
Two of the fundamentals for a happy, joyful life are balance and moderation.
Drink Jasmine tea.
Remember that effective time management makes you more rather than less flexible.
Become an adventurer. Revitalize your spirit and sense of playfulness. Become a kid again.
Spend time with Nature.
Be so strong that nothing interferes with your peace of mind.
Be careful about your reputation.
Make a list of all your weaknesses.
Never complain. Be known as a positive, strong, energetic and enthusiastic person.
Overlook the weaknesses of your friends.
83% of our sensory input comes from our eyes.
Be the master of your will but the servant of your conscience.
People who are doing good today are ensuring their happiness for tomorrow.
if you are worrying about something, picture the words of your worry on a piece of paper. Now ignite a match to the paper and watch the worry dissipate into flames.
Compartmentalize your worry.
Prepare a detailed financial plan for the next few years and follow it.
Readers are leaders.
Get into the excellent habit of reading something positive and inspirational before you go to bed and as soon as you awake in the morning.
Make it one of your goals to develop a dynamic, charismatic personality.
Be gentle and you can be bold; be frugal and you can be liberal; avoid putting yourself before others and you can become a leader among men.
Become your spouse's number one supporter, the one who is always there supporting and fueling hopes and dreams.
Think of three people who can provide you with inspiration, motivation and support for your goals and aspirations.
you sow an action, you reap a habit. You sow a habit, you reap a character. You sow a character, you reap a destiny.
positive overcomes the negative.
Be kind, considerate and courteous. But also be shrewd and know when to be tough and courageous.
Create your image as a highly competent, strong, disciplined, calm and decent individual.
Familiarity breeds contempt is a very good rule. The stars remain far above the Earth. You must keep a distance from all but your closest of relations.
Keep well-informed about current events, the latest books and popular trends.
Never discuss your personal development activities with anyone.
Greed and material desires must be curbed to achieve lasting happiness and serenity. Be happy with what you have.
Make a new friend or acquaintance every day.
if you conquer your mind, you conquer the world.
Get into the habit of taking mental vacations (tour of imagination) throughout the day.
Place greater importance on staying happy than amassing material possessions.
A change is as good as a rest.
Pursue a productive, exciting and active life.
Engage in meaningful activities every minute of every day.
Develop an organized, planned lifestyle with little chaos.
Set realistic goals yet keep your mark high.
Think positively - you cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought.
Get in the habit of giving more than receiving
Learn to live in the present. The past is water under the bridge of life.
Read "A History of Knowledge" by Charles Van Doren.
Read "The Art of the Leader" by William A. Cohen.
Be committed to what you are doing
Look like a winner and act like one
Have big dreams, a vision and reach for the sky
Steadily advance in the direction of your goals
Prepare and work hard at every task you do
Build a mystique around yourself
Be interested in others and show kindness
Have a strong sense of humour
Be known for the strength of your character
Have grace under pressure.
In work, love and life, play hard and play fair.
Do not talk when you are listening.
"Today is yesterday's pupil." - Benjamin Franklin
Every day, get away from the noise, the crowds and the rush and spend a few hours alone in peaceful introspection, deep reading or simple relaxation.
Get into the habit of memorizing beautiful poetry.
Keep your words soft and arguments hard.
Become a committed and sincere networker. Cultivate new friendships.
If you constantly expect exceptional success, you will surely have it.
Develop a sense of wonder about the world. Be an explorer.
Send cards on birthdays and little notes from time to time showing that you care and were thinking about your relations.
Go outdoors and look up into the blue sky for half an hour.
Once every few weeks, leave your watch at home.
Laugh at work and be known as a positive achiever.
Recognize the tremendous power of opposition thinking.
Get deep into the habit of personal introspection.
Practice meditation at the same time each day and in the same place so that your mind becomes accustomed to entering the desired serene state as soon as you enter the peaceful place.
The early morning is undoubtedly the most powerful time to meditate. Indian yogis believe that the pre-dawn time has almost magical qualities which aid in achieving the super-peaceful state so many mediators attempt to attain.
Before you start, command your mind to be quiet by using affirmations such as "I will be focused and very calm now.
If thoughts do enter, do not force them out but simply let them pass like clouds making way for the beautiful blue sky. Picture that your mind is like a still lake without even a ripple.
Sit for ten minutes at first and then increase the time every few sittings. After a month or two, you will not be interrupted by any pressing thoughts and will surely feel a sense of peace that you have never felt before.
Purchase a cassette or CD of Miles Davis's Kind Of Blue.
Drown your appetite by drinking more water - ten glasses a day is ideal.
Develop the essential habit of punctuality for it is most important for high success.
Start your day off well. Before you get out of bed each morning, say a prayer or repeat your personal affirmation giving thanks for the day and all the positive things you will see and achieve.
Confide in your partner. This will strengthen the relationship and allow you both to grow at the same pace.
All individuals who have attained the highest of levels generally have cultivated the essential mental habit of optimism.
write down the seven best qualities of individuals.
Consider yourself as an orange.
repeat the mantra: "I will serve others today, I will care for others today and I will be kind today."
Learn to laugh at yourself.
Keep open the windows of your mind.
Try to go through one full day without saying "I". Focus on others. Listen to others and you will learn wonderful new things as well as gain friendships.
Each day, do two things that you do not like doing.
True happiness comes from only one thing: achievement of goals.
Read more, learn more, laugh more and love more.
Pick five relationships that you desire to improve over the next six months.
Remember the power of prayer.
Read The Magic of Believing by Claude M. Bristol.
Be known as someone with a cool head, warm heart and great character. Your presence on this earth will long be remembered.
It has been said that doing something for others is the highest form of religion.
Fill your home with bright, fresh flowers.
Get to know and enjoy your neighbors.
When the breath is still and strong, so is the mind.
Use the following visualization from time to time. Sit in a quiet place and picture that you will be on the earth for only another day. Who would you call, what would you say and what would you do? These questions will give you some important insights into what outstanding actions you must endeavor to complete.
Be certain to organize your time around the true priorities of your life.
Slow down your pace of life. In this complex age, we are running our lives at a frantic pace.
Value your spouse's laugh and keep your partner's picture close by your work desk for inspiration and pleasant thoughts throughout the day.
Do a hundred sit ups a day and do not break this habit.
Be the most honest person that you know. Be trustworthy - worthy of the trust of others.
Curb your worldly desires and you will strengthen your will.
William James said: "we don't laugh because we are happy, we are happy because we laugh."
Read The Charisma Factor - How to Develop Your Natural Leadership Ability by Robert J. Richardson and S. Katharine Thayer.
Travel often.
Each month set a physical fitness goal for yourself.
March 4, 2013
One of the best motivating books I ever read
5 Stars for the book which can really change a man .... change his way of thinking .... change a life!
I'm sure if God give me life I will read this book again and again ....
It's small in amount of pages .... small in amount of words ....... but very huge Value
Thanks to the Author and God bless him
5 Stars for the book which can really change a man .... change his way of thinking .... change a life!
I'm sure if God give me life I will read this book again and again ....
It's small in amount of pages .... small in amount of words ....... but very huge Value
Thanks to the Author and God bless him
June 3, 2017
It says 200,but actually most of them are repeated and I would say there are less than 100.Because of this it pretty much became annoying.Nothing special about this book.
August 23, 2017
A bit repetitive, but easy to read and with some really useful tips that could be boiled down to 15.
February 12, 2018
A good morning motivation however, some of them is repetition.
November 24, 2018
I read it really fast. It was an amazing book! It was written in an easy way and it was very inspirational 😏 . I highly recommend it!
September 6, 2020
200 këshilla për një jetë më të mirë nga Robin Sharma
Read
March 26, 2013very goog
May 27, 2013
These secrets are Ineffable, i think i'll read it all over again..and it's all about motivation and inspiration.
May 5, 2014
Колко е хубаво докато човек слуша Моцарт за релакс и да прочете нещо неангажиращо.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb0Um...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb0Um...
October 24, 2014
Amazing Book
December 1, 2014
Crisp of Who will cry when you die
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