Internet Marketing: Dr. Robert Anthony Reveals How To Use Quantum Physics To Supercharge Success – Internet-Marketing
Internet Marketing: Dr. Robert Anthony Reveals How To Use Quantum Physics To Supercharge Success
What secret dreams do you have for your Internet marketing business? Would
you like to quickly expand your list to giant proportions? Would you love to
have a list of thousands or even millions of people bringing in money every day
as they buy the products you offer?What if you could have anything you wanted simply by using your mind in a
certain revolutionary way?Undoubtedly, Dr. Robert Anthony, author of 15 best-selling books, including
the Beyond Positive Thinking, is the undisputed master of teaching people to
manifest their desires and turn them into reality.He offers these words of advice to give you complete and total control over
your brain and mind in accomplishing whatever you want to accomplish.(Note: To access Dr. Anthony's complete audio interview for fre^e, see end of article)The most important thing, he says, is to realize that you've caused whatever
outcome you currently have in your life. Are you still struggling to make a living
online? The fact is that, consciously or unconsciously, you are causing your
lack of success.You are not a victim of circumstances. Simply by becoming aware of the
tremendous effect of your thoughts and emotions you can become a creator of
your circumstances and have whatever you want in your life. In fact, you can
virtually guarantee a successful outcome.One universal law and principle that Dr. Anthony reveals is: "You attract what
you focus on." In other words, what you focus on expands. So it follows, if you
don't have the life or Internet marketing success that you want, it's due to
focusing on the wrong things.According to Quantum Physics, focusing actually causes changes in energy
fields that automatically produce a physical change in your surroundings.Instead of focusing on the problem, you need to focus on the solution-the
outcome that you desire. Unfortunately 95% percent of people focus on what
they fear, instead of what they want out of life.It's kind of like driving down the road and seeing a pothole. If you focus intently
on staring at the pothole, intending to miss it, what happens? Of course! You
run smack dab into it.It's the same with life and business. When you focus on your fears, you make
them reality.Do you worry about spending money educating yourself in marketing? Are
you afraid that you may be throwing away money that you may never see
again? Are you operating in a spirit of fear?As Sir Winston Churchill is so often quoted, "The only thing we have to fear is
fear itself." This statement hits the nail on the head. It literally is 100 percent
true.Focus instead on realizing that you must have the proper tools and education
to succeed.You wouldn't try to build a house without a good set of tools and some
construction knowledge.Focus on doing exactly what it takes to get the outcome you want.With that in mind, the key to success is the more you focus on what you want,
the more your desires will manifest themselves in your life.Rick Miller is a Certified Master of Web Copywriting and co-founder of List Crusade. For fre^e access the entire interview with Dr. Robert Anthony, along with 51 other audio lessons from top Internet Marketing and Self Help Gurus--go to: http://www.scientificinternetmarketing.com/anthony
9 Steps to Supercharge Your Productivity with Creativity
9 Steps to Supercharge Your Productivity with Creativity
Time is the great equalizer. Everybody has the exact same number of hours in each day. For most people, the hours available are usually less than the hours needed to get everything done. However, by using the following principles of creativity, you should be able get more done in less time, while making certain that you are doing what's most important and moving yourself closer to your goals.1. Start with quiet focusWhen you have a lot to do, your first instinct is probably to hit the ground running. If you feel you have a tremendous amount to do, you may feel the urge to jump in and get started on your work. Rather than doing that, take a few minutes to get calm and organize your thoughts. Think of this as a short form of meditation; just try to empty your mind. After you have done this, your focus, energy, and perspective will all be improved. Taking a few minutes up front to center yourself can make you tremendously more productive.2. Brainstorm your dayTake a piece of paper (it can be a loose sheet, but it can be helpful if it's part of a designated notebook or planner) and write down everything you need to do that day. Let your mind flow, and get everything out. As with all creative exercises, don't criticize your ideas. Don't think of something you'd like to do and then not write it down because you think you won't be able to do it or that you shouldn't do it. The most important thing here is that you get everything onto the page.3. Apply the 80/20 Rule to your ListTake this list you've created and apply the 80/20 rule to it. Remember, 80 percent of your results come from 20 percent of your effort. Circle only the 20% of items that will yield 80% of those results. This step will focus your day down to the critical tasks you must get down.4. Chunk UpFor each circled activity, chunk up. Put the bigger picture in perspective. This will refocus and motivate you to work on it. Or, it may make you realize that the task is not as important as you thought. Having a 'why' is very helpful in getting us to work towards our goal, especially if the task is something we're not excited about doing.5. Chunk DownFor each circled item remaining on the list, chunk down. Break the items down into smaller parts. You should strive to get them to a point where each task is broken down into a series of single action items. How big each item is depends on your work style. I like my action items to be things I can complete between 15 minutes and 1 hour.6. Prioritize your listPrioritize every item on your list. A simple way to do this is look at your list and ask yourself, 'at the end of today, what one thing on my list, if finished, will have the biggest positive impact on my life?' The answer to that is your number one priority. Ask that question again with the remaining items on your list. That's your number two item. Continue this until your list is complete.7. Schedule those activitiesFor every action item in step 5, schedule when you will do it and how long it will take. Resolve to stick to the schedule. You can take two approaches to scheduling. First, and the way to ensure you get the most important work done, is to schedule your first priority item first in the day, then your second, and so on. You can also schedule your high priority items during your most productive hours. You have high and low productive times during the day. You know when they are, not me (if you don't know, pay attention to yourself for the next couple of weeks and figure it out). Scheduling this way ensures you devote your best time to the most important activities, but if your most productive time is not first thing in the morning you run a greater risk of your high priority items not being done.8. Go with the FlowBe aware that the day has a way of stealing your time. Keep your 80/20 priorities in mind when new things come up. Make sure to prioritize and evaluate new things that come. Don't sacrifice an important item on your list to do something less important. At the same time, keep an open mind and be willing to flow with new items. Your schedule and list is there to help you. If something new comes up that will be more beneficial for you, go with it.9. Go one at a timeWork through you list and schedule in the order you have it. For big tasks, don't be overwhelmed by the number of tasks, just work through them one at a time. Put your attention solely on the task at hand. For the vital action items, try to remove distractions. Turn off the phone, close the door, or work at a time when everyone else is asleep. You can finish a task that you might think would take you three hours in one hour if you put 100% of your attention on it.Try following these 9 steps and watch your productivity explode!Avish Parashar has a refreshingly unique approach to speaking and training: identify the fundamentals of success and then give people the tools to implement those fundamentals. Avish's approach can be deceptive; it's fun, funny, interactive, engaging, entertaining, and ridiculously simple. Success isn't complicated, it's simple. So visit the web site to learn more about the "Ridiculously Simple Ideas That Everybody Needs and Nobody Uses."Learn More:
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