Here is a few things I learned at random from reading BT’s Master Your Time, Master Your Life. 1. What is a goal unachieved? It’s just an unsolved problem. You don’t have a problem! You have goals that are to be achieved. 2. You become what you think about most of the time. What do you think about right now? 3. In order to achieve your goal, assume that there is an answer just waiting to be found.

Brian Tracy boldly claims that he can help us solve ANY problem. Here’s his method. First, take a sheet of paper and brainstorm every single detail of the problem you are trying to solve. What are you trying to accomplish? What seems to be the problem? Why is it a…

This is one of the lessons I gleaned from Brian Tracy’s book, Master Your Time, Master Your Life. In order to activate the full powers of your creativity, you need to have clarity first and foremost. This clarity is about knowing the goal you are trying to achieve and the…

Brian Tracy is all about being a lifelong learner. We are living in a time in history where survival depends on continuous education. We simply won’t survive out there without lifelong learning. We are not talking about getting a higher degree. We need to increase the skills we have that…

How can you be effective and productive at work? Brian Tracy said the three most important ideas in productivity are clarity, focus and concentration. In order to get clarity, you need to know what is expected of you. What exactly is your job description? What is required of you at…

Brian Tracy’s formula for goal setting and goal achieving begins with deciding exactly what you want. Sit down with a pen and a notepad. Journal about what is it that you want in your life? Write it down. Many people do not write down their goals. And only a handful…

Everyone wants his or her time to be spent well doing something productive and meaningful. You can determine the quality of your time by managing how you spend your time. …

Jonathan Milligan says passions change but purpose endures. The world changes constantly and what interests and passions we have will definitely change over time. However, there is something that never changes about you. That’s your purpose and your identity. Your purpose is part of who you are. That means, when…

Jonathan Milligan and others emphasize that you need to zoom in on who you want to help. If you are not sure of your audience, your target group, you’ll have hard time providing effective help to serve others. Remember. You can’t be a good help if you do not choose a specific audience. Here’s a list of helpful questions to figure out your audience 1. Do you enjoy learning about this group? 2. Are you passionate about them?