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Improvement

There are 28 posts tagged Improvement (this is page 3 of 3).

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Mark of a Failing Newbie

If someone asks me lots of precautious question before starting something, I automatically assume they’ll not succeed. It’s simply not the way how successful people approach their goals. Instead of taking lots of precaution before starting, or not starting at all, it’s always better to start right away and learn along the way. Asking lots […]

in Journals | March 7, 2014 | 551 Words | Comment

The Snowball Effect

When you sleep, breathe and eat with just one goal in mind; the probability of success increases drastically. And when you keep performing a particular activity all the time, snowball effect occurs. If you keep working as a painter, you’ll meet lots of people related with painting. You’ll have solid base of networks with painters […]

in Journals | February 24, 2014 | 344 Words | Comment

You Will Never Win The Game of Comparison

Human needs are insatiable. When you fulfill a desire, an even grander desire arises. Say you make $50,000 per year. You move to a neighborhood where people’s income average to $100,000 per year. Your $50,000 starts to seem too low. So, you move for more. You reach $100,000. Now you move to another neighborhood because […]

in Journals | February 21, 2014 | 166 Words | 1 Comment

Sleep Rules

I have been tracking my sleep for a long time now. Long enough for me to figure out that I need at least 8 hours of sleep. Sometimes, even more. I usually average 8 hours, but sometimes I’m at 9 or even 10.  I can’t operate well without sleeping at least 8 hours daily. If […]

in Journals | February 20, 2014 | 492 Words | 2 Webmentions | Comment

Why Ideal Work Environment is Very Crucial

I was focusing on my work very hard. A small notification with tiny metal sound popped out of nowhere. All my focus went down in an instant. It just took that one second for me to lose my focus and stop work. When I work on my laptop, if I get even a tiny sound […]

in Journals | February 19, 2014 | 353 Words | Comment

2014 : How to Set Goals

It’s so easy to create list of goals you want to accomplish. I woke up today morning and brainstormed goals that I can set for 2014. I kept writing. Within 5 minutes, I had list of more than 15 goals. Honestly, it would be hard to tackle even 4 goals from there. It seems that […]

in Journals | January 1, 2014 | 540 Words | Comment

Working on Process Instead of End Result (What Switching to Dvorak Taught Me About Acheiveing Goals)

I’ve successfully switched my keyboard layout from QWERTY to Dvorak. I wanted to change my keyboard layout because of the advantage it had over QWERTY. QWERTY was simply not designed for touch typing. So, changing my layout from QWERTY to Dvorak was a challenge for me because it would be tough. I would have to […]

in Journals | February 5, 2013 | 926 Words | 2 Comments

Why You Wont Regret Switching Your Keyboard Layout From QWERTY To Dvorak

Why QWERTY is laid out the way it is? (QWERTY Story) Typewriter was a mechanical device in which pressing a key would cause a bar to strike against the paper through an inked ribbon. But there was a problem in the machine. If you typed too fast the bars corresponding to different keys would collide […]

in Journals | December 5, 2012 | 1,355 Words | 3 Webmentions | 20 Comments

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