Daniel Richard

[...] a living using the limited time that I felt that I had left everyday, I learned about the financial markets, and called up the one friend who I believed was able to sustain the longest in this game. [...]

[...] an additional $1,000 income a month? Have the idea to start trading or investing in the financial markets? Maybe you had that idea to start writing and losing weight, seeing yourself speak in front [...]

[...] down repetitions and weights after completing each exercise. My friend, who trades the financial markets, also emphasized greatly on keeping a journal. Pick out the characteristics and observations, [...]

[...] tool that you’ll find yourself using everyday from the moment you wake up. It’s a daily practice that works for you. Dare to go intensive on your lists according to the goals that [...]

[...] you should be creating. What about the “when” is the best time of the day to put this daily practice into action? In short, mornings — regardless if you’re a day or night person. Here’s [...]

[...] field? Started writing down to-do lists? Here’s one more thing that you need to put into your daily practice to get out of the rut and build yourself a life that you can thrive in. “Ideas are very [...]

[...] friends after months of keeping them in heart. Writing a journal is a habit, like a daily practice, on its own. Same for one’s mental health, where we have to consistently operate at our [...]

[...] ministry with a vision. You can’t simply proxy this to others right from the start.” When a HR director called for help during a festive season when I was working as a support staff, it was past [...]

[...] smaller goals with milestones like: building e-tailer websites x 5 -> build 1 e-tailer website (milestone) with 3000 items (actual amount I’m working on now) -> upload 10 [...]

[...] in the same day, and complete writing them in 10 days. It takes me about 1 day to work on an e-tailer website in a niche with 10 products on the site that perpetually makes about US$10.00 a month (in [...]

[...] up on. I stop reading books on a daily basis. I grew obese. I was stuck in a rut. Start writing lists. As I started working on my health, keeping track of the food that I’m eating, to [...]

[...] my life, “10 Ideas a Day: Be An Idea Generating Machine“, and “Get Out of the Rut. Start Writing Lists. Get Things Done“. I had placed high emphasis on the why creating lists is [...]

[...] forming of my own. It wasn’t the first gym session that got me this far. It was the repeated gym sessions with my buddy, then following through by personally doing the same activities and actions on [...]

[...] completed your first book. You’ve dropped 2 inches off your waistline. You’ve completed your e-tailer site. Let’s get things done. :) [...]

[...] US$9.99? That’s US$29,970 of value created and validated by people who matters. What if, your e-tailer site that has 10 products, which once was estimated to generate US$10 a month at the low end, [...]

[...] only need 10 days to come up with 100 topic ideas that you can work on this year. Be an idea generating machine. In closing, let’s intensify this. What if your ideas take flight and starts actually [...]

[...] with the concept of how writing down lists changed my life, “10 Ideas a Day: Be An Idea Generating Machine“, and “Get Out of the Rut. Start Writing Lists. Get Things Done“. I had placed [...]

[...] that takes you from point now to point big-time results. I’ve mentioned 3 examples of overall goals that I had made, from writing a blog, to building e-tailer websites, to getting lean. How [...]

[...] relate to small steps? Here’s examples of what I did: Small step: joined my friend for gym sessions Intensify: do similar actions and understanding the rational behind it, but at my personal max [...]