Fears, real or imagined have choked to death many worthwhile dreams and achievable goals. Instead of trying to wish your fears away like unwanted raindrops, overcome your fears with F.A.C.T.
F. Frame Your Fear
Get a grip on the pack of negative emotions that are roaming free in your head and frame them. What exactly is the primary nature of your fear?
Here is a fear buffet to get you thinking. Is it fear of rejection, fear of failure, fear of change, fear of a repeat of past disappointments, fear that you’re really not who people think you are, fear of the unknown, fear of looking foolish?
Woooww… they have done it again !
Eyejot has just released a new feature allowing its PRO Plus users to attach and send documents from their computers with video messages. It’s called Eyejot Document Attachments.
Imagine the scenario of a support engineer needing to send an instructional document to a client to help them solve an important technical issue. Now, with Eyejot Document Attachments, they can create a video message explaining what they’re sending, which sections to examine in detail, and then, attach the actual document to their message!
What would your life look like if you were 100% successful?
I know people struggle with this issue - I hear it all the time - they want success - but don’t know exactly what that means to them. Worse, if they think they know what it means, they don’t know how to go about getting it for themselves without neglecting some of the important areas of their lives.
I would like you to join me when my friend James Arthur Ray discusses a fresh, new way to discover, create and maintain wealth in your life.
EyeJot has combined the best of what email and live video chat each have to offer and has created a platform that’s remarkably easy to use and works with any web browser, on any platform.
Email is effective because it’s easy and you can create something that can be read anytime in the future. Video chatting is great because it’s visual. You can impart emotion, tone and energy. But, very often the person you want to chat with isn’t online at the same time. Maybe they’re even in a different time zone.
Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium. In his moving talk, “Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams,” Pausch talked about his lessons learned and gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals. For more, visit www.cmu.edu/randyslecture.
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