To motivate yourself, use questions that will put you into action. Ask yourself what you can gain and lose if you don't do what you're supposed to.

Instead of burying your head in the sand just waiting for time to pass and playing the "victim" role, "Power Up!' Take control...Let the dust settle, think about what's happened, the role you played in it, what can be done differently, pick up the pieces, pray for guidance and get to work! I give myself a "Power Surge!" What about you? Are you a "Power Surge" or a "Power Drain?"

Decisive people are more successful, get more done and get more of what they want out of life and work. In this article you'll find a powerful series of questions and useful tips to help you make these all important decisions.

We are drawing close to the end of another year. Its been 12 months of expectations. Dreams fulfilled or frustrated. It is that time for making New Year resolutions or setting new goals. Another chance at a fresh start. A new beginning. Another opportunity to dream again. This year, I want to challenge you to take your New Year resolutions beyond mere dreaming or wishing. This year, I challenge you to set your New Year resolutions as specific goals. Identify and understand why you want the things on your list. And then, draw up a specific goal plan you will follow to achieve them. Believe in yourself that this time, you can.

"Concern for someone else was a good remedy for taking the mind off one's own troubles."

"The past is finished. There is nothing to b gained by going over it. Whatever it gave us in the experiences it brought us was something we had to know."

"What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?"

"The best way to realize the pleasure of feeling rich is to live in a smaller house than your means would entitle you to have."

When Christmas and New Years arrive, we get overwhelmed and get the blues. Here are some ideas to keep you motivated and end the year with a bang!

There is something that separates the champions of life from the also-rans. Champions never give up. They don't know when to quit and they simply bounce back time and again. These people don't always achieve the fame and fortune they set out for--'luck' or fortune is an important determinant--but they do place themselves in the position of most-likely-favoured.