Comments on: Have You Made a Difference This Year?

By: Mario Almonte

Mario Almonte — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 20:24:51 +0000

I agree with Simona, self-discipline comes first. The I would go with Tim Ferriss and eliminate all the unimportant tasks, delegate and finally automate the rest.

This has given me much more peace of mind and time for myself to visualize and continue manifesting great things.

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By: MiniLifeHacks

MiniLifeHacks — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:54:10 +0000

Amongst many other things, I got into blogging this year… it seems like a very interesting community where many people can learn about and monitor the evolution of philosophy, ideas can travel to mass audiences at the speed of light and everyone becomes a teacher. I’m enjoying it, and interested to see how it goes.

And I started some free language vocab flash cards that will hopefully help people to learn more easily.

By: HP van Duuren

HP van Duuren — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 17:09:53 +0000

Don’t waste your time…?

What is it with today’s people all ‘franticly’ wanting to ‘be busy’ all the time, people loading themselfes up with a zillion things
to do?

‘Personally I think it’s litterally
the ‘Dis-Ease’ of our time’

Don’t think it’s something that makes people HAPPY, and I wonder how productive people get when they become so stressed and ‘Loaded up’ that they can’t think clearly. Like somebody standing in a burning building trying to franticly and forcefully push a door open, while it opens by pulling.

It’s my experience that I got the best ideas for my ‘Blogspot(s)’
and the most inspiration and motivation while being totally ‘Eased’ and Happy lying on the Beach this summer doing some swimming and close to nothing!

I think that we are hugely misleaded by the media, to use a funny example; usually if on television you see a Lion, you usually see him running after his diner. Giving an entirely wrong idea about what a Lion usually does. As far as I understand about 80% of the Lions time is spend pretty ‘Eased’ lying in the sun for hours pretty much
doing nothing!!!

‘If I made a difference this year?’

You tell me, I don’t know…,

Because I don’t know if it’s a real trend, nevertheless I created a few ‘Blogspots’ online, (you can find them via my ‘Main Blogspot’ at http://hpshappy.blogspot.com and currently I see a pretty huge increase in the amount of
daily visitors!

All the Best,
To your Happy Inspiration,
HP

By: Donald Latumahina

Donald Latumahina — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 15:06:59 +0000

I agree that maintaining balance is key. We shouldn’t be too hard on ourselves, but we also need self discipline to improve our lives.
Thanks for sharing everyone!

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 10:15:02 +0000

These are all tough questions to ponder but are essential in order for us to have progress in our lives. Yes, I agree that we don’t need to be hard on ourselves too. I guess everything should be in good balance. Also, what is important is we pick up the positive things and learnings we had for 2008 and use them in 2009.

Cheers guys!

By: Simona Rich

Simona Rich — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 19:37:57 +0000

Self discipline goes hand in hand with personal growth. It is very important to become disciplined if you want to improve yourself.

Only self discipline can break bad habits and push you towards achieving your goals.

I have mastered self discipline and life keeps getting better and better.

It is not easy, though. You may get those annoying ‘old self’ voices telling you to delay activities, sleep longer or avoid certain tasks, but once you listen to them, you go back where you started.

To be in control of you life you firstly need to be in control of your mind:)

By: Flora Morris Brown, Ph.D.

Flora Morris Brown, Ph.D. — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 20:11:54 +0000

I think it’s important to ask these questions and reflect on the previous year. But as Shanel mentions, however, it’s not helpful to beat up on yourself either. If we look hard we can all find things we would have done differently, but it’s more useful to use our experiences to plan our future.

Thanks for bringing these questions to our attention.

By: Desire

Desire — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 16:56:38 +0000

Attitude will affect our altitude. Keep spreading those great thoughts and writings. We will become great when we find something to inspire us.