Missing out on office parties? Not getting asked out on special occasions at work and play? Finding it difficult to make new friends? Fewer and fewer people greeting you with hellos in the morning.
Sometimes you might think there must be a full moon when things do not go your way. And, sometimes you are right to blame it on the moon. It is not fair to blame the ever changing moon, but what else have you been taught over the years? Blaming the moon, the weather and someone else seems to be the most protective way to get it off your shoulders.
Times are changing and we must change with the times, right? Well,I t depends on whom you may ask that question, and what you want to change.
If you are one of those independent ones, you will disagree, and if you are of the other opinion, you might say right on, or that is "cool."
The best, the very best way to change all this unhappiness is to become famous.
Just become famous and all of your troubles will disappear, right? In fact, with the fame and hopefully fortune come with their own problems and dilemma. But become famous by writing a book, giving an important speech or address, or give of yourself freely.
Famous and popularity go hand in hand, so have fun in whatever you do.
Writing a book is not as difficult as it may seem. There are story ideas all around you.
If you still seem to have a problem of developing a story, just go to sleep with thoughts on your mind. For example while in bed, head on pillow, ask yourself a series of questions that you are highly interested in knowing the answers. Try these questions. Who am I? How do I become famous and popular? How can I become successful?
In order to increase your circles, join clubs, associations, groups of interest to you. Participate in your child's activities at school, and listen to those young ones. They have enormous ideas and intriguing thought patterns. I have been able to get several story ideas from my 6 year old and my 8 year old children. They have been fantastic.
Being open minded and pragmatic also helps too.
While at work try to introduce unique organizational skills. Take on tasks that no one else wants to do. But before hand make sure you can do the job, so practice before volunteering your services. If you have a kitchen, start cleaning it up. Do it before you are asked to do it. Make sure that your boss sees you doing the little jobs. Do not be the very first person to run out the door when the final work bell goes off. Be early to work. Willing help others do their job. Master others job duties, and do not ask for any compensation unless it becomes awfully obvious. We do not want others to take advantage, do we? Not one of these action plans should be shared with anyone else. You are always in competition with co workers, do not listen to anyone that says it differently. Do not be caught with your shoes untied.
Read more than anyone else in your field of interest. Make it your mission to move several steps ahead of your nearest competition. In other words, know your business and others as well. Run the show. The more control you can muster the better. Be indispensable.
Write articles about your job, your career and your company. Whatever happens, enjoy yourself and be at peace with the world.
If you seek more information please see us at fasttrackproblemsolving.info
Alfred Porter is an International Educator, Author, Learning and Study Skills specialist. He is also a senior accelerated learning trainer. Professor has a community college life-time credential and holds a PH.D in Metaphysics. He has taught at UCLA, Pepperdine University, and many private and public colleges.
He taught and had residency in Spain. Professor has done much research in the Middle East, the Far East, Africa and Europe. He was a consultant for Ohio University in Saudi Arabia. See him at http://www.fasttrackproblemsolving.info
By Alfred Porter
Sometimes you might think there must be a full moon when things do not go your way. And, sometimes you are right to blame it on the moon. It is not fair to blame the ever changing moon, but what else have you been taught over the years? Blaming the moon, the weather and someone else seems to be the most protective way to get it off your shoulders.
Times are changing and we must change with the times, right? Well,I t depends on whom you may ask that question, and what you want to change.
If you are one of those independent ones, you will disagree, and if you are of the other opinion, you might say right on, or that is "cool."
The best, the very best way to change all this unhappiness is to become famous.
Just become famous and all of your troubles will disappear, right? In fact, with the fame and hopefully fortune come with their own problems and dilemma. But become famous by writing a book, giving an important speech or address, or give of yourself freely.
Famous and popularity go hand in hand, so have fun in whatever you do.
Writing a book is not as difficult as it may seem. There are story ideas all around you.
If you still seem to have a problem of developing a story, just go to sleep with thoughts on your mind. For example while in bed, head on pillow, ask yourself a series of questions that you are highly interested in knowing the answers. Try these questions. Who am I? How do I become famous and popular? How can I become successful?
In order to increase your circles, join clubs, associations, groups of interest to you. Participate in your child's activities at school, and listen to those young ones. They have enormous ideas and intriguing thought patterns. I have been able to get several story ideas from my 6 year old and my 8 year old children. They have been fantastic.
Being open minded and pragmatic also helps too.
While at work try to introduce unique organizational skills. Take on tasks that no one else wants to do. But before hand make sure you can do the job, so practice before volunteering your services. If you have a kitchen, start cleaning it up. Do it before you are asked to do it. Make sure that your boss sees you doing the little jobs. Do not be the very first person to run out the door when the final work bell goes off. Be early to work. Willing help others do their job. Master others job duties, and do not ask for any compensation unless it becomes awfully obvious. We do not want others to take advantage, do we? Not one of these action plans should be shared with anyone else. You are always in competition with co workers, do not listen to anyone that says it differently. Do not be caught with your shoes untied.
Read more than anyone else in your field of interest. Make it your mission to move several steps ahead of your nearest competition. In other words, know your business and others as well. Run the show. The more control you can muster the better. Be indispensable.
Write articles about your job, your career and your company. Whatever happens, enjoy yourself and be at peace with the world.
If you seek more information please see us at fasttrackproblemsolving.info
Alfred Porter is an International Educator, Author, Learning and Study Skills specialist. He is also a senior accelerated learning trainer. Professor has a community college life-time credential and holds a PH.D in Metaphysics. He has taught at UCLA, Pepperdine University, and many private and public colleges.
He taught and had residency in Spain. Professor has done much research in the Middle East, the Far East, Africa and Europe. He was a consultant for Ohio University in Saudi Arabia. See him at http://www.fasttrackproblemsolving.info
By Alfred Porter
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