Ignite your potential
Maybe it’s a test that you have to pass and you feel you’re not ready, or is it work with multiple tasks that just don’t seem to go away, or so much to do at home or both? Here are tips that can relieve some of the stress you feel in conjunction to feeling overwhelmed.
Take a break.
Tackle each task in pieces.. One by one. Little by little is a cinch. Yard by yard is hard.
It’s OK to say NO!
Prioritize- write down tasks on post-its and move them up or down a list.
This is continued from the last introductory blog. Here are more personal development tips taken from Phil Mickelson’s One Magical Sunday.
“Stop the activity at the peak of fun.”-Mickelson Family
Curiosity is one of the best things in life. It keeps one interested and seeking more. My parents took me to Disneyland, but only twice a year, despite the fact that I loved it so much. I didn’t get tired out and my curiosity was always at it’s peak. I also valued it much more.
Recently I read an excellent book called One Magical Sunday written by my favorite professional golfer Phil Mickelson. This book illustrates thoughts that ran through his mind when he won his first major championship at Augusta National Golf Course. Also included in his book are anecdotes from his childhood and life lessons. It is easy to see why he is considered an all-time great player. Here are some great tips taken from his book: (please be advised these are SPOILERS):
