Research shows that a person has anywhere up to 60,000 thoughts per day. The thing about these thoughts of ours is that most of them are the same 60,000 thoughts from day to day. The question is: what are you thinking about?
In our current society, most people’s thoughts are centered around worry, fear, and stress over a variety of topics. We worry about work. We worry about school. We worry about family and other close relationships. And the list could go on. A lot of that worry and fear stems from how we feel about ourselves.
Learn the five steps to building positive affirmations for yourself and your life. Watch the recorded version at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/create-the-career-of-your-dreams-phenomenon.
On Tuesday, July 20th, The Dream Purposeful Phenomenon gave tips and examples of how to effectively make tough decisions and how to turn challenges around into opportunities. Missed the show? No problem. Catch the recorded version right here.
Last night the Collegiate Career Coach and founder of Dream Purposeful Empowerment Services, Mignon Brooks, talked about the importance of self discovery and how to start the process on your own through journaling. Click on the link below to watch the show.
Join Collegiate Career Coach, Mignon Brooks, this evening as she explains the self discovery process her clients experience in order to clearly identify a career that’s passionate and fulfilling for themselves. In this 30 minute session you will learn what it means to tap into your true self and why it’s so important. You’ll also get to hear about an easy technique you can do on your own in order to find this true self of yours and make sure you are honoring it.
Click on the link below to join us at The Dream Purposeful Phenomenon this evening at 9 p.m. EST:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/create-the-career-of-your-dreams-phenomenon
In talking with many of my students I’ve realized that many of them have not travelled many places. I’ve had students tell me that they haven’t even travelled thirty minutes outside of the town in which they grew up.
Understandably, it is sometimes difficult to budget for a trip or vacation with the high costs of college, but if you budget your money throughout the semester and plan early, you can get some really great deals on a vacation.
Why would you want to do this?
While you may love your environment and friends you’ve known most of your life, leaving your comfort area, even if just for a little while, will give you the opportunity to meet new people with experiences different from your own. Even just a conversation with someone new will give you insight that your world and the world of other people can be very different. Embrace those differences. Ask questions. You might find that your own personal view of the world and life might change in ways that benefit you.
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