TAPF Articles

What do you think is the most common reason why many people fail to achieve their goals, or why most people eventually give up and lose focus?

Just about everyone has things they want to achieve in their lives. This is the reason for our being and our motivation to live. When you feel strongly about achieving something, you’re going to put in the time required to make it happen. However, what if you could get some assistance as you move towards the finish line? Hypnosis might just be the tool that helps you get ahead in your dreams.

Are your fears keeping you from being successful with a home based business? Are you afraid of failure or ridicule? Chances are, something is holding you back, but lack of action is a form of failure as well.

How do we set goals? If you want to do goal setting, you dont just grab a pen and piece of paper and start writing out your goals. To get the most out of goal setting, there are a number of recommended practices to follow.

To achieve your overarching goal in life, you must really think about what it will take to get there. You must gain skills and access resources that will provide you with the necessary foundation to reach your main goal. To reach this main goal, you will need to have both short and long term goals that will motivate you to keep moving forward.

One of my friends recently committed herself to a healthier, fitter lifestyle. It started off as a very healthy change for her, but at some stage it turned into an obsession. She now spends hours a day training, documents and reviews everything she eats, yet is not training for anything specific.

Welcome to part two of my journey following the Six Minutes to Success video program. In the first article we talked about whether self-help was effective or not.

Do you ask yourself what your full potential is? Do you feel like you are falling short of where you should be and feel frustrated most of the time with where you are at in life? And the thing is, you know you are smart and you know you have and can develop your skills.

Every New Year I encounter the same interior battle between the good business practice of setting goals and my Christian understanding of God’s outworking of our purpose and plan. When does goal setting or making New Year’s resolutions cross the Christian line into self-determination?

Statistics tell us 90% of Americans will make New Year’s resolutions. Sadly, 50% of us will have abandoned our goals by the end of January. Of those still holding on to hope, only 50% will be realized. So, why do we continue this tortuous ritual? Perhaps it is the hope that this year we will make better choices. This year, we tell ourselves, will finally be the year we turn that corner, flip over the new leaf, and begin again.