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Sunday, 29 April 2012

Summer in December: Convert your car into an electric car

Summer in December: Convert your car into an electric car:
With petrol becoming more and more expensive and no respite in sight many drivers are looking for someothing else. Is a hybrid or electric c...

Thursday, 26 April 2012

Why Not Take The Happiness Quiz And Discover The Real Meaning Of Happiness


Why not take the following short quiz to determine where in your life you could find more rewarding and lasting happiness. The one common denominator in every human is the desire for happiness. One of the most sought after traits is happiness. So, either you are happy most of the time with all aspects of your life or, you would like to be happier more often somewhere in your life. This quiz will help you self-discover; what happiness is for you, why you have it, why you are not happy, what it will take for you to be happy, or who or what you feel is responsible for your happiness. I recommend you make a copy of the quiz before you complete it. You might want to share it with a friend, relative or fellow employee. Please give me a call if you would like the answers to this quiz.
Other quizzes are also available on the following topics: Customer Service ¤ Relationships ¤ Sales
¤ Management ¤ Success ¤ Motivation
See the end of this quiz for quiz answers.
1. Happiness is:________________________________________________________________
2. Happiness is not:_____________________________________________________________
3. Who is responsible for your happiness:___________________________________________
4. Who is not responsible for your happiness:________________________________________
5. It is possible to be happy all of the time. True/False.
6. Happiness is: inside-out - outside-in.
7. If you had more:___________________________________________ you could be happier.
8. When you:___________________________________________________you will be happy.
9. Stuff can make you happy. True/False.
10. Happiness is: more, bigger, better. True/False.
11. Most people are reasonably happy most of the time. True/False
12. You will be happy when:_____________________________________________________
13. If you are successful, you will be happy. True/False.
14. If you have your health, you will be happy. True/False.
15. __________________________________________is getting in the way of your happiness.
16. Hanging on to old emotional baggage prevents happiness. True/False.
17. People who are happy smile a lot. True/False.
18. Living in the present moment is not important to be happy. True/False.
19. Happiness is easy to achieve. True/False.
20. One of the biggest things missing in people's lives who are not happy is:
_____________________________________________________________________________
21. Other people can make you unhappy: True/False.
22. Un-managed stress is a cause of unhappiness. True/False.
23. People who are happy have no regrets: True/False.
24. Happy people always want more of something: True/False.
25. Unhappy people are never satisfied with:_________________________________________
26. Happy people see other's as teachers: True/False.
27. Unhappy people tend to see themselves as:_______________________________________
28. One of the most important things to do to find lasting happiness is:
_____________________________________________________________________________
29. Most people take themselves too seriously: True/False.
30. Happy people have just as many problems as unhappy people: True/False.
31. The power of choice contributes to a person's happiness because:
_____________________________________________________________________________
32. Happy people lead with their head and let their heart follow: True/False.
33. Unhappy people would rather be right than happy: True/False.
34. Accepting differences in others is not important to your happiness: True/False.
35. Happy people are always doing, going, learning: True/False.
36. A lack of patience is a sign of:_________________________________________________
37. Happy people have more fun in life than unhappy people: True/False.
38. Unhappy people believe that other people need to be fixed in some way: True/False.
39. Happy people are interested in others and listen to them: True/False.
40. Something is always missing in the: happy person - unhappy person.
41. Unhappy people tend to:______________________ in life.
42. Happy people are always:_____________________________________________________
43. Unhappy people never:_______________________________________________________
44. Self-disclosure is a trait of:_____________________________people.
45. A lack of forgivenes is a trait of many unhappy people. True/False.
46. Happy people live for:________________________________
47. Unhappy people live for:______________________________
48. You know someone who would benefit from taking this quiz. True/False
49. You learned what as a result of this quiz:_________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
50. You are happy you finished this quiz: True/False
SCORING
50 correct answers..........You should be giving the quiz.
45-50 correct answers..........You are happy with most of your life.
40-45 correct answers..........You have it together unless you lied about some of your answers.
35-40 correct answers...........Read my book: The Road to Happiness. It will help you.
25-30 correct answers...........You live in fantasy-land most of the time. Get a life.
25 or less correct answers......You have really big problems. Get into therapy.
Correct Answers: Happiness Quiz
Keep in mind that the answers to several of the questions are subjective. In many cases there is no right or wrong answer only - a best or better answer. This quiz is not designed to give you an in-depth explanation for each answer but rather to stimulate your thinking. With this in mind let's take a look at what I believe - are some of the vital issues in the area of happiness.
1. Up to you.
2. Possessions, your address, success, power, fame, good looks, up to other people.
3. You are.
4. Anyone else.
5. True.
6. Inside-out.
7. You fill in the blank.
8. Again you fill in the answer.
9. False.
10. False.
11. False.
12. Your turn.
13. False.
14. False.
15. Your turn.
16. True.
17. True.
18. False.
19. True.
20. The willingness to take the responsibility for their life and happiness.
21. False.
22. True.
23. False.
24. False.
25. Anything.
26. True.
27. Victims.
28. Take responsibility for your happiness.
29. True.
30. True.
31. They get to chose their outcomes, attitudes, happiness.
32. False.
33. True.
34. False.
35. False.
36. A lack of trust, faith.
37. True.
38. True.
39. True.
40. Unhappy person.
41. Complain a lot.
42. Interested in others, listening, concerned.
43. Take responsibility for their station, position, circumstances.
44. Happy.
45. True.
46. The present moment.
47. Yesterday, tomorrow, always.
48. Up to you.
49. Up to you.
50. Up to you.
Tim Connor, CSP is an internationally renowned sales, relationship, management and leadership speaker, trainer and best selling author. Since 1981 he has given over 3500 presentations in 21 countries on a variety of sales, management and relationship topics. He is the best selling author of over 60 books including; He can be reached at tim@timconnor.com, 704-895-1230 or visit his website athttp://www.timconnor.com.


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Saturday, 5 November 2011

If I knew then what I know now

Almost every night on the news we watch our inexperienced politicians blunder about on the world stage, making our problems worse and getting us involved in situations that don’t concern us.

Watch this clip below and see another well meaning but naive young man interfering in a situation that doesn’t concern him

Sunday, 28 August 2011

Turn your body into a FAT BURNING MACHINE

If you have a Body Mass Index (B.M.I.) of more than twenty five you need to lose weight and I recommend you do so as soon as possible.
To lose weight you need to eat less and move more and this usually involves following a sensible diet and an exercise plan.
The most effective way to lose weight is to train aerobically.
Examples of aerobic exercise include, brisk walking, cycling, jogging, swimming and many others. If you train aerobically four times per week for forty minutes you will become progressively fitter, change shape and lose weight. You will also enjoy your training, sleep better and feel much healthier.
Traditional diet theory assumes that the human body needs a fixed number of calories, (the calorie is the old fashioned unit of energy) say 2000 per day to function and the human body obtains these calories by consuming food. Any more than 2000 calories and the result is weight gain, less than 2000 calories and you should lose weight.
However, traditional diet theory assumes that the rate at which the human body burns calories, the metabolic rate, is fixed and this is wrong. Different people have different metabolic rates and the metabolic rate of an individual can change depending upon his/her level of fitness. We all know people who can eat what they like without gaining weight because they are lucky enough to have a naturally high metabolic rate. Most of us were thinner when we were younger because we were naturally fitter and our metabolic rate was higher.
Aerobic training increases your metabolic rate . It turns existing fat into muscle which continues to burn calories, twenty four hours per day, seven days per week even when you are asleep.
Aerobic training will turn your body into a fat burning machine.
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Thursday, 28 July 2011

The most effective way to lose weight

To lose weight you need to eat less and move more.
This usually involves following a sensible diet and an exercise plan.
If you want to lose weight, the most effective way to exercise is to train aerobically.
Examples of aerobic exercise include:-
- brisk walking
- cycling
- jogging
- golf (carry your clubs)
- swimming
- and many others
Maximum benefit will occur if you exercise 3-5 times per week for a duration of  30-50 minutes.
More specifically, to train aerobically you will need to raise and maintain your heart rate (H.R.)  to between 60% and 90% of an age specific Maximum Heart Rate (M.H.R.)
To determine your MHR in beats per minute (b.p.m.)
Subtract your age from 220                MHR =  220  -  age
The Upper Limit is 90% of MHR            Upper Limit  =  MHR  *  90 / 100
The Lower Limit is 60% of MHR            Lower Limit  =  MHR *  60 / 100
For example, a  30 year old
MHR = 220-30  =  190. 
Upper Limit  =  190  *  90 / 100    =171
   
Lower Limit  =  190  * 60 / 100    =114.
This individual would need to keep his HR between 114 and 171 bpm.
If this individual doesn't train hard enough, HR less than 114,  maximum benefit will not gained.
If this individual trains too hard, HR more than 171, training will not be aerobic and again maximum benefit will not be gained.
The talk test is a good indicator of how hard you are training. If you find it difficult to talk, you are probably training too hard. For aerobic exercise, you should be able to say a few words, catch your breath, and then continue talking. If you can talk throughout your session, you are not training hard enough.
There are many heart rate monitors commercially available.
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