#SuccessSecrets

[rosenkruetzer]

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[neigebabe]

Please help me and repost this

I am in an abusive situation with my ex and i cant do anything besides praying and manifesting (i am serious)

Manifest for me pls that he leaves me alone completely and forever and he forgets about me.

Please don’t skip but actually help me as this is ruining my mental health and life.

Thank you

[frankorai]

two 2 minute rules to boost productivity

if it takes less than two minutes, do it at that very instant you read that clearly. any task that takes under two minutes, as soon as it pops up in your head, you do it that instant. once you wake up and look at your bed and think "oh i should make my bed," or "oh I'll make my bed after I drink a cup of water," absolutely not. you make your bed at that exact moment without doing anything else. making your bed takes less than 2 minutes, so you must do it. if you walk past the kitchen and remember "i need to take out the trash later" no way, babes. you are taking the trash out right now, because it takes no longer than a minute. if you drop something or misplace something, you do not say you'll fix it later. you do it right NOW because it takes you less than 10 seconds. these small 2-minute tasks are the roots of our problems. because they take so little time to complete, we just reassure ourselves by saying "ah, I'll do it later!" but these small tasks start to build up and we find ourselves in a mess - whether it be a literal or emotional one. so do those small 2 minute tasks as soon as they pop up in your mind and do your future self a favour. 2. if you're trying to build a habit, do it for 2 minutes only at a time. let's say you're trying to get into the habit of studying a particular subject, say... chemistry, everyday for 2 hours. if you've never done this before, it's obviously going to be extremely difficult. 2 hours is a long time - it's like trying to bench 50kg on your first day at the gym! you can't expect yourself to be able to do it all so suddenly either. additionally, for most people, it may be too difficult to even start because it almost seems impossible. so, what you can do instead is this: on day 1, sit down at your desk at your desired time - maybe in the evening. get your materials prepared and have a timer ready. make sure it is set to 2 minutes. hit the timer and just study. for 2 minutes only. don't try to go over time, even if you basically learn nothing in those 2 minutes. do this for a couple of days, everyday, at the same time. at 6pm, sit yourself down at your desk, open your chemistry textbook, hit the timer and just study (or even sit) for 2 minutes then get up and do something else. after doing this for a couple of days, you'll eventually get into the habit of sitting down to study. you are building the foundation for the habit. that's how this all works, you need to take it slow. after a couple of days, start adding more time. if you think you'll need more time, start by adding an extra 2 minutes perhaps everyday. this time, you'll have to sit and study for 4 minutes everyday. then 6 the next day. if you think you've kind of got it, maybe add 5 minutes everyday. build up from the 2 minutes and you'll eventually have a habit.

[freshthoughts2020]

[cookiefate]

Cookiefate for June 24th: "One learns most from teaching others."

"Those who can't learn succeed."

[nealshustermanreal]

Ever wonder what the perfect mix for success looks like?

A curious fan named 'The Last Raven 24' on Reddit got me thinking about luck, talent, and determination. Which one fuels your dreams? Let's chat in the comments!

[ardrareinvention]

My therapist told me today:

“You have not failed in your relationships”

And who knew that sentence could hold so much power.

It was kind of refreshing. I’ve never heard it from someone nor have I heard it from myself.

It took a while for it to settle but I felt… relieved.

She told me just because a relationship/connection has run it’s course/is completed and didn’t go the way you had hoped, it doesn’t mean the relationship failed.

Essentially, disappointment ≠ failure.

It seems so simple as an equation but it’s one solution I never figured out before today.

[wilbert-edthecubanguy]

Good morning to the Universe!!! ☀️

Friends, remember you are the authentic author of your life, the captain of your faith, the master of your soul, the king of your goals, you can have and do anything, you just have to believe in you because I’m telling you, one day it will be your day, love your dreams and more importantly, keep them alive, take control of your life, and your new story will be born, Live Your Life By Your Own Design. It’s your time to shine ✨.

Have a wonderful day my friends. Love you all!!!

EdTheCubanGuy.com

[myplace2fangirl]

In case anyone needs a friendly reminder today.

[paul-movers]

Not everyone has to know everything about you. Work until your success is heard without you having to speak.

[neigebabe]

Hey guyssss missed yall

So i decided since yesterday to never spiral and just fuckin do it, affirm and persist, whatever happens, i will make my dreams come true, whatever the fuck happens

IF NOT NOW THEN WHEN?

So start yall, I dont wanna ever spiral again and so soon yall gonna see me post about how i got my dream life, so soon, i am gonna be her, living there.

Just have faith and DO IT

[fixquotes]

"The real secret of success is enthusiasm"

- Walter Chrysler

[joelekm]

why your own mouth is killing your dreams (jack ma’s warning) | Social X Files

Sometimes, the biggest reason we don’t reach our dreams is because we talk too much about them. This video explains why sharing your goals too early can bring negativity, distractions, and unwanted advice — and how staying quiet can actually help you succeed. Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, showed the power of building in silence while others laughed at his dreams.

[winningmindset25]

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