Saturday 18 September 2010
Crazy sexy hot lesbian gun girl goes mental with a gun.
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Tuesday 14 September 2010
The 2 Minute Rule to Success!
Life is a series of minutes. When a person looks at life in minutes versus hours, days, weeks, and years, it is easier to make progress. As a society, we believe we must have large blocks of time to get anything done, yet, what is true is that finding things that can be done in two minutes actually is a very freeing activity; very empowering.
So, what is the 2-Minute Rule? The 2-Minute Rule is a highly effective method that anyone can use anytime - anywhere. The 2-Minute rule, in effect, is looking at things that can be done in two minutes. People have a tendency to let these two minute opportunities pass them by because they believe that two minutes are not enough time to get anything done.
Here is the challenge. Look around when you have two minutes to spare, such as when you are waiting to make a scheduled phone call, go pick the kids up from school, finishing cooking dinner, you get the idea, what do you see that you could do that would take only two minutes?
Tasks such as: sort the mail, unload the dishwasher, put a load of clothes in the washer, sweep the front porch, call the groomer for an appointment for your dogs, file, pay a bill or two, clean out a kitchen drawer, listen to a YouTube video on setting up a Twitter account, etc. You get the picture, right?
Getting in the habit of using this 2-Minute Rule is so empowering, energizing, and quickly and easily helps you become organized and productive.
As you go through your day, ask yourself is there anything I could do with this block of time? If so, do it. Sometimes the two minutes can become five minutes, that is okay. You can set a timer if you only have a few minutes to spare and do not want to forget to pick up the kids from soccer practice.
The more you use this 2-Minute Rule, more or less, the more excited you will become about being more organized, having less clutter, having less distractions, etc. Our minds are always nagging us about things that we need to get done, fretting about keys that are lost, worrying, and feeling guilty. When you incorporate the 2 Minute Rule you will hear less mind chatter.
People have a tendency to discount the power of this little 2 Minute Rule, believing that doing something for two minutes cannot possibly make a difference in their lives, and how they feel. Word to the wise, try it, you will like it.
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So, what is the 2-Minute Rule? The 2-Minute Rule is a highly effective method that anyone can use anytime - anywhere. The 2-Minute rule, in effect, is looking at things that can be done in two minutes. People have a tendency to let these two minute opportunities pass them by because they believe that two minutes are not enough time to get anything done.
Here is the challenge. Look around when you have two minutes to spare, such as when you are waiting to make a scheduled phone call, go pick the kids up from school, finishing cooking dinner, you get the idea, what do you see that you could do that would take only two minutes?
Tasks such as: sort the mail, unload the dishwasher, put a load of clothes in the washer, sweep the front porch, call the groomer for an appointment for your dogs, file, pay a bill or two, clean out a kitchen drawer, listen to a YouTube video on setting up a Twitter account, etc. You get the picture, right?
Getting in the habit of using this 2-Minute Rule is so empowering, energizing, and quickly and easily helps you become organized and productive.
As you go through your day, ask yourself is there anything I could do with this block of time? If so, do it. Sometimes the two minutes can become five minutes, that is okay. You can set a timer if you only have a few minutes to spare and do not want to forget to pick up the kids from soccer practice.
The more you use this 2-Minute Rule, more or less, the more excited you will become about being more organized, having less clutter, having less distractions, etc. Our minds are always nagging us about things that we need to get done, fretting about keys that are lost, worrying, and feeling guilty. When you incorporate the 2 Minute Rule you will hear less mind chatter.
People have a tendency to discount the power of this little 2 Minute Rule, believing that doing something for two minutes cannot possibly make a difference in their lives, and how they feel. Word to the wise, try it, you will like it.
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