The Cobbler’s Shoes
“The Cobbler’s Shoes” refers to a story about a cobbler who is so busy making shoes for his customers that he doesn’t make the time to make shoes for his own children.
Be Self-Serving. First.
For more than 30 years, I have taught and reminded people that it’s absolutely essential to invest in self-care FIRST, [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 21st, 2009

Doing anything consistently will lead to Mastery.
So beware!
1. If you aren’t conscientious about what you apply yourself to consciously, you’ll just master what you practice unconsciously.
So f you don’t apply yourself to mastering feeling good about yourself, for example, then you might instead master having a low opinion of yourself. If you don’t conscientiously practice [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 17th, 2009

People don’t buy what they need. They buy what they want.

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Jay Aaron on January 12th, 2009

The Keys to Getting and Staying Focused
Getting, and staying, focused is one of the Essential Keys to Success.
GETTING focused begins with having a strong sense of purpose (for your life in general, for your business, and for each project you wish to undertake) upon which you can build a clear powerful Vision of what your [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 10th, 2009

Roll With The Flow (Otherwise Known as Letting Go)
As I write this, I’m working on a project that I’m particularly excited about. So I’m anxious – in a very positive way. I want to complete the groundwork as fast as possible, so that I can get it out into the world, so others can benefit.
For [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 8th, 2009

Creating Success: What’s the “Right” Thing to Do?
When you desire to create a specific outcome – one that you’d consider to be “successful” – how do you know what’s the “right” thing to do at any moment?
In the larger scheme of things, it’s difficult to know the answer to such a question. Philosophically, WHATEVER you [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 7th, 2009

Joel Comm (creator of Adsense Secrets – get it HERE FREE) wrote a blog post today (7 January, 2009) about keeping your Web site / blog alive.
His main point: Most bloggers start their blog and then trail off, and stop. Usually rather quickly.
Here’s the response I wrote. After you read it here, visit this page [...]

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If You’re Not Inspired, Become Inspired!
Last night (Monday, 5 January, 2009) I listened to Alex Mandossian deliver Module 3 of this year’s “Teleseminar Secrets” course.
I was so inspired by Alex in 2005 that I enrolled in his annual Teleseminar Secrets course and founded the Teleseminar Secrets “100% Club” by attending every minute of Alex’s instructional [...]

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Jay Aaron on January 5th, 2009

As the first full “work week” of 2009 begins, I’m doing a lot of observing.
Observing others, to create an even greater awareness of what QUALITIES and ACTIONS are most responsible for their successes in their personal, professional, familial, relationship, and even their spiritual life. And to notice what qualities and actions hold them back from [...]

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