http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-a-self-help-video-channel/ Goal Setting, Success & Motivation Articles & Resources Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:28:30 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-a-self-help-video-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-4680 Goal Setting College » 5 Tips to Daily Motivation Tue, 19 Jun 2007 02:40:19 +0000 http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-%e2%80%93-a-self-help-video-channel/#comment-4680 [...] advent of technology, you can even watch streaming videos from subscription based channels such as The Success Training Network, that offers quality motivational programs on demand as well as live. With so many options, [...] [...] advent of technology, you can even watch streaming videos from subscription based channels such as The Success Training Network, that offers quality motivational programs on demand as well as live. With so many options, [...]

]]> http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-a-self-help-video-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-1845 Goal Setting College » Inspirational Stories I : Wilma Rudolph, Running towards an Olympic Dream Thu, 19 Apr 2007 06:32:21 +0000 http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-%e2%80%93-a-self-help-video-channel/#comment-1845 [...] Well, I shouldn’t even call them failures. They’re outcomes. Wilma easily picked herself up to learn from her competitiors even after losing every race of her first official meet. While most people would probably shut themselves in their rooms, crying over their defeat, Wilma Rudolph spent her time analyzing areas that she was weak at (i.e. starts) and keep practising until she got it right or even much better than her competitors. Frankly speaking, this is a true display of a strong psychological buildup. No, don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it’s wrong to cry. When I got my posting results for my Preuniversity, I cried a lot too. What I’m trying to say is, you can cry or do whatever it takes to get that frustration and sadness out of your system, but once you’re done, please remember there’s so much you can still learn from what you’ve just been through. Learning from your outcomes takes a lot of courage, I know. But the pain of not learning from them takes even more.(2) Action & Persistence Are the KeysWilma had dreams, goals but it was not having dreams or goals that allowed her to have such achievements, it was action. She wanted to be able to walk like every kid on the block, so she worked on her therapy exercises and practiced walking without the braces. She wanted to be in the starting lineup for the basketball team so, she honed her techniques and acquired her coach’s analytical skills and fought for an opportunity to perform. She wanted to be win a gold medal for her races in the 1960 Olympics and hence, she kept a 4 year intensive training schedule! 4 years! How many of you have given up after just 6 months or even a month’s work on something we wanted to achieve? While watching the Chris Widener’s show on TSTN the other day, I also found out that the Chris took 18 years get to where he is today, an author, show host, motivational speaker etc. If you wonder why these people have the patience to stick it thorough, it boils down to 1 thing: Burning desire. Ask yourself today, what is your burning reason? Or do you have one in the first place? [...] [...] Well, I shouldn’t even call them failures. They’re outcomes. Wilma easily picked herself up to learn from her competitiors even after losing every race of her first official meet. While most people would probably shut themselves in their rooms, crying over their defeat, Wilma Rudolph spent her time analyzing areas that she was weak at (i.e. starts) and keep practising until she got it right or even much better than her competitors. Frankly speaking, this is a true display of a strong psychological buildup. No, don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it’s wrong to cry. When I got my posting results for my Preuniversity, I cried a lot too. What I’m trying to say is, you can cry or do whatever it takes to get that frustration and sadness out of your system, but once you’re done, please remember there’s so much you can still learn from what you’ve just been through. Learning from your outcomes takes a lot of courage, I know. But the pain of not learning from them takes even more.(2) Action & Persistence Are the KeysWilma had dreams, goals but it was not having dreams or goals that allowed her to have such achievements, it was action. She wanted to be able to walk like every kid on the block, so she worked on her therapy exercises and practiced walking without the braces. She wanted to be in the starting lineup for the basketball team so, she honed her techniques and acquired her coach’s analytical skills and fought for an opportunity to perform. She wanted to be win a gold medal for her races in the 1960 Olympics and hence, she kept a 4 year intensive training schedule! 4 years! How many of you have given up after just 6 months or even a month’s work on something we wanted to achieve? While watching the Chris Widener’s show on TSTN the other day, I also found out that the Chris took 18 years get to where he is today, an author, show host, motivational speaker etc. If you wonder why these people have the patience to stick it thorough, it boils down to 1 thing: Burning desire. Ask yourself today, what is your burning reason? Or do you have one in the first place? [...]

]]> http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-a-self-help-video-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-268 Goal Setting College » 5 Tips to Daily Motivation Wed, 21 Feb 2007 10:45:42 +0000 http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-%e2%80%93-a-self-help-video-channel/#comment-268 [...] Now, with the advent of technology, you can even watch streaming videos from subscription based channels such as The Success Training Network, that offers quality motivational programs on demand as well as live. With so many options, there’s simply no excuse to say “I’m not motivated” isn’t it? [...] [...] Now, with the advent of technology, you can even watch streaming videos from subscription based channels such as The Success Training Network, that offers quality motivational programs on demand as well as live. With so many options, there’s simply no excuse to say “I’m not motivated” isn’t it? [...]

]]> http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-a-self-help-video-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Goal Setting College » 3 Things To Do When Friends Are Sniggering At Your Goals Fri, 09 Feb 2007 16:41:42 +0000 http://www.goal-setting-college.com/self-help-books/the-success-training-network-%e2%80%93-a-self-help-video-channel/#comment-158 [...] If you know that you’re feeling insecure of your goal because you can’t see where you’re heading towards, learn to draft out a goal plan and build up little morale boosters along the way. Talk to successful people who have been there, done that to get better visibility of what you can achieve. Watch self help videos, listen to motivational audios everyday to keep yourself uplifted. [...] [...] If you know that you’re feeling insecure of your goal because you can’t see where you’re heading towards, learn to draft out a goal plan and build up little morale boosters along the way. Talk to successful people who have been there, done that to get better visibility of what you can achieve. Watch self help videos, listen to motivational audios everyday to keep yourself uplifted. [...]

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