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I’ve got more goodies for you this week. Whether you decide they’re gourmet or leftovers, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
Until 19 January I'll be focusing on writing my new book, so until then we're going to re-run some of my most popular articles. What occurs to you after reading this article again? Please let me know in the comment section below or on my Facebook page. I'm looking forward to re-connecting with you at the end of January!
I’ve got some scrumptious stocking fillers for you this week. Whether you’ll be wearing them all day, or hanging onto the receipt, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page, or in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
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"The harder I practice, the luckier I get."
Steve Davis, Snooker Champion
Until 19 January I'll be focusing on writing my new book, so until then we're going to re-run some of my most popular articles. What occurs to you after reading this article again? Please let me know in the comment section below or on my Facebook page. I'm looking forward to re-connecting with you at the end of January!
I’ve got some more yummies for you this week. Whether they’re chuffsville or cheese-city, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
“You’re always living in the feeling of your thinking.”
Keith Blevens PhD, Clinical psychologist
Yesterday I read a Facebook post from a client asking if someone could tell him the difference between “thinking” and “thought”. In this article, we’re going to explore the difference between thinking, thoughts and the principle of Thought. In the following excerpt from my book CLARITY: Clear Mind, Better Performance, Bigger Results (©2013 Jamie Smart), I’ve capitalised the word “Thought” when I’m referring to the formless principle of Thought. This is to distinguish it from “thoughts” and “thinking”.
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I’ve got some more yummies for you this week. Whether they’re wow! or not so much, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.”
– Anaïs Nin, author
One of the main areas where people ask me about the principles behind clarity is in relationships. Whether it’s in intimate relationships, friends and family, clients and colleagues, or even random interactions, relationships appear to be one of the big “could do better” areas for many of us. In this article, I’m going to introduce you to The CLARITY Relationship Quadrant, where you’ll discover how better relationships may be closer than you think. Read More →
I’ve got some more yummies for you this week. Whether they’re great or grue, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
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“Most people are walking around, umbilical cord in hand,
looking for a new place to plug it in.”
– Cavett Robert
I've been on holidays for the last couple of weeks, so we’re re-running a couple of my most popular JSTs from this year. I look forward to connecting with you when I fully settle back in…
