THOUGHTS ABOUT HUMOUR

I liked this article by Mike quite a few years ago and thought it needed

airing again….

THOUGHTS ABOUT HUMOUR
by Mike Moore

1. It is impossible to worry while you're laughing.

2. Humour cuts stress levels in half.

3. Laughing helps you to stay happy and healthy and helps you return to good health when ill.

4. Laughter increases, by 20%, the activity of killer cells within the body which serve to destroy viruses and tumour cells.

5. Train yourself to look for the comedy in your chaos.

6. A sense of humour is the number one survival skill.

7. George Bernard Shaw once said, "When you rind something funny search it for hidden truth."

8. "The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." Voltaire

9. Humour helps us cope, conquer, and carry on.

10. A good laugh is not only the result of humour, it is often also the cause.

11. The body heals with play; the mind heals with laughter and the spirit heals with joy.

12. The best exercise is jumping for joy.

For the rest of it visit…

http://www.cartoonmotivators.co.uk/pages/MikeMoore.html

Motivational cartoon to illustrate ‘Finish Strongly’!

Hi,

I came across this very interesting piece from Elle at http://www.motivateme.info

which inspired this cartoon…

MotivateMe!
Today’s daily dose: Finish Strong
—————————
The winners are those people who finish strongly. The ones who win on the athletics track are the ones who train for beyond the winning line. They don’t see the winning line and say – hey it’s just there I can ease up now, I’ll stop doing all I can and just coast a little – I deserve it…after all I’ve been leading this race from the beginning. Or if they do, they are beaten by the people who are prepared to go beyond the winning line before they consider stopping.

Train for beyond the winning line!

Train for beyond the winning line!

Take any of the team sports. The players don’t just train so they can play for the exact length of time they have to play their games. What would happen if they went into extra time and had nothing left in the tank…who is the team going to win if that is the case? You got it…the team of people who had trained so they could run the extra few minutes to clinch the game.

In your business ventures – do you go that extra distance? Do you put in the time you need to ensure you are a success or are you prone to coasting at the crucial moments?

How about your personal fitness goals. Do you do all that you can? Or are you tempted to coast a little on the distance, the weights and the intensity of the workouts. Who are you cheating? Yes – you are cheating yourself by not doing all that you can.

Go that little bit further today. Stretch yourself and finish strong.

With many thoughts
Elle

To add your comments – http://www.motivateme.info/daily-dose-ezine/2008/9/21/finish-strong.html

Special Report which finally proves the ‘secret’ that was hidden by Napolean Hill in “Think & Grow Rich”?

I’ve just come across this report from Gary Vurnum – as a fan of Think and Grow Rich I just had to read it…

In this Special Report you will discover…

– Why the ‘secret’ isn’t what most experts claim it is.

– Why the ‘false gurus’ will eventually lose it all because of not knowing about it.

– Why a line written by Napoleon Hill some 9 years before Think and Grow Rich gives it all away.

– Why the ‘secret’ is nothing to do with money, your abilities, or in fact anything to do with YOU whatsoever!

– The proof from Napoleon Hill himself that proves it beyond doubt.

http://www.vurnum.com

Tiger Woods caricature and some of his inspirational quotes…

“One of the things that my parents have taught me is never listen to other people’s expectations. You should live your own life and live up to your own expectations, and those are the only things I really care about it.”

“I get to play golf for a living. What more can you ask for – getting paid for doing what you love.”

From early childhood I dreamed of being the world’s best golfer. I worked hard and applied my family’s values to everything I did. Integrity, honesty, discipline, responsibility and fun; I learned these values at home and in school, each one pushing me further toward my dream.

One of the things that my parents have taught me is never listen to other people’s expectations. You should live your own life and live up to your own expectations, and those are the only things I really care about it.

The Ten Step Blueprint Of Successful People!

I came across an interesting entry on Gary Vurnum’s blog which I just had to share….

(Gary’s site can be found at…http://www.oursuccesspartnership.com)

A professor at the University of Wales grilled ten top athletes in order to come up with a definition of mental toughness.

By pinning this down so precisely…he also produced a blueprint for the elite businessman or woman.

Here it is…

1) You have to have unshakeable self-belief.
2) You bounce back from setbacks with increased determination to succeed.
3) You know that you are better than your opponents.
4) Your desire for success is overpowering.
5) You are fully focused on the task in hand.


6) You regain psychological control after unexpected events.
7) You ignore others’ performances and focus on your own.
8) You thrive on the pressure of competition.
9) You can block out personal problems.
10) You can switch your professional focus on and off.

Now…I don’t know about you..but isn’t this a fantastic blueprint (with a few changes in wording, of courses) for living an ‘elite’ life?

It certainly got me looking at how I deal with things both in a business and personal sense.

What about you?