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How to stay focused
Author: Louis Velez
How to Stay Focused on Your Home Business Goals
When you are the owner of a home business, you will find hundreds of distractions that take you away from your time, energy and focus.
Common distractions include: children, family, friends, neighbors, pets, phone calls, mail, household chores, video games, television, neighborhood children, visitors, and so many more.
As an owner of a home based business, you must always remember your purpose in bringing your profession home. What was your reason for wanting to own a home business? Was your goal to work from home so that you can share in the lives of your children? Was your goal to be get away from the rat race and fire your boss? Was your goal to have the freedom to work when it is convenient for you? Was your goal to make tons of money working for yourself?
Here's a few good tips that will help you stay focused on your home business:
TIP #1:
Whatever your reason for going out on your own, you must keep your reason in the forefront of your mind. If you forget your reason for starting your own home business, you will not be working for yourself for long. It is far too easy to let circumstance drive your activities --- and when circumstance is in the driver's seat, you are more likely to crash and burn.
TIP #2:
Remember --- your own business is a lot like a real job. Some people go to work to play, some go to socialize, and others --- most often those who are paid in a commission or tip environment --- go to work to work and to make money. When you work for yourself, your salary is directly proportional to your productivity. Therefore, wouldn't it make sense to stay focused on getting as much done in as short of a period as possible?
Go to work to work and make money. Leave playtime and recreation for when your workday has ended.
Wishing you the best,
Louis A. Velez
http://www.ltsplace.com
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GET NO RESPECT? TRY THIS UNUSUAL APPROACH
Author: Pauline Wallin, Ph.D.
GET NO RESPECT? TRY THIS UNUSUAL APPROACH
Like the late Rodney Dangerfield, you may sometimes find that you "don't get no respect." In Rodney's comedy routine, disrespect was amusing. But in real life it fills us with indignation.
Our typical response is sarcasm or avoidance. Has such a reaction EVER made a difference in getting more respect from others? I doubt it.
Today I'm going to show you a better way to deal with disrespectful people who irk you, frustrate you, and drain you of energy.
HERE'S THE SECRET: When someone gets under your skin, do them a small favor or give them a small token gift. Here are some real-life examples:
* A divorced man, whose ex-wife played power games by impeding his relationship with the children, decided to try the small favor route. One day when he picked up the kids from her house he brought her a quart of gourmet-grade cherries. "I was at the farmer's market and saw these cherries, which I recall were one of your favorite treats," he said casually. "I know the market is far from your house, so I figured as long as I'm going to stop by here anyway, I would bring you a few."
* An employee whose boss was hypercritical made a point of bringing her a copy of a magazine article on antiques, a subject that the employee knew was the boss's hobby. As the employee walked by her desk he stopped briefly and gave her the article. "I read this piece in Newsweek last night, and thought I'd bring it in just in case you hadn't seen it," he said nonchalantly.
* A college student happened to be in the vicinity of a classmate who had participated in spreading a rumor about her. The classmate had just exclaimed that her cell phone battery was dead. The student pulled her own phone from her pocket and offered, "Here. Go ahead and use mine."
In all the above examples, the recipients of the gift or favor reacted with a puzzled expression, but nevertheless accepted the gesture. In two of the situations the recipients became more friendly later on. (Unfortunately, the hypercritical boss did not, but that's a subject for another article.)
When you first try the gift/favor approach, it won't feel right at all. The immature recesses of your mind (what I call the "inner brat") will NOT want to do it. It may even scold you for kissing up to someone who treated you with disrespect.
But your inner brat doesn't realize that you are not kissing up. You are taking charge, choosing to rise above the other person's hostility. This is the mark of a mature person, something the inner brat can't understand.
Here are some tips to make the gift/favor strategy even more powerful:
1. You don't have to act right away -- in fact sometimes it's more effective when you wait a while.
2. The gift or the favor must be very small. If it's too lavish, the other person might consider it a bribe or a manipulation. In the earlier example of the ex-wife, suppose the man had brought her some expensive perfume. In that case she could have easily assumed that he was just trying to control her.
3. Any favors that you do for this purpose must appear casual and incidental. Note that the man with the cherries told his ex that he noticed them while he was shopping at the farmer's market. He gave them to her at the same time that he was picking up his kids. He didn't make any special trips. When you present token gifts in such a casual manner, the recipient is less likely to feel manipulated.
4. Use this approach sparingly. If you do it too often, you may be viewed as patronizing or "kissing up." It's better to save it for infrequent little surprises.
As I mentioned earlier, this approach does not work 100% of the time. But even when it doesn't, you can still reap a benefit. Because you choose to respond with kindness and consideration, you will remain calmer and feel more in control over the situation. And, as an added bonus, you may find that you are not so annoyed by the other person after all!
About the Author
Pauline Wallin, Ph.D. is a psychologist and coach in Camp Hill, PA, and author of "Taming Your Inner Brat: A Guide for Transforming Self-defeating Behavior" (Wildcat Canyon Press, 2004)
Visit http://www.innerbrat.com for more information, and subscribe to her free, monthly Inner Brat Newsletter.
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GamblingGates.com launches shopping bonanza
Author: Sam Brown
Valetta, Malta - September 15, 2004 - Staying alert to turbulent market opportunities and growing thirst for gambling goods and accessories, Gamblinggates.com has launched its long-awaited e-shopping facility.
GamblingGates.com customers are presented with a wide-ranging selection of gambling-related books, videos, DVDs, games and accessories. Look at reviews, descriptions, and other details of gambling products and order them directly through Amazon.com.
So, have a field day at GamblingGates.com shopping mall, and fill up your shopping cart here with gambling advice, hints, know-how and stories about how to beat the casinos: http://www.gamblinggates.com/Shopping.
GamblingGates.com is a one-stop gambling directory offering an ever-increasing selection of online gambling resources with an easy-to-use search engine. Providing a database of more than 2,000 online gambling sites, GamblingGates.com is aimed at uniting all gamblers into one global community and providing them with first class gambling content on the Web.
GamblingGates.com offers a variety of benefits including:
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For GamblingGates.com, it is the highest priority to win over users' passion for e-gambling and to become the primary resource for discovering and sharing this passion. With this objective, every single gambler in the world is cordially welcomed to compare their vision of a first-grade information resource with GamblingGates.com.
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Are you ready to make a Strong Finish?
Author: Coach Pat Morgan
Talk about a strong finish! In their inspiring story of perserverance which ultimately led to great success and victory, the Detroit Shock won their first ever WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) championship title. USA Today told of their "worst-to-first odyssey" where the team, after winning only nine games in 2002, they finished 2003 with a league-best record and championship title. What was their formula for success? "They did not quit... they believed they could succeed and played their best... They also have a coach in whom they believe and who gives them confidence."
The Shocks championship victory is an example of what can happen through perseverence and continuing to work toward a dream. Although your goals may seem out of reach, it is too soon to quit. There is still time to make significant progress toward your goals.
Four Tips for a Successful Finish
1.REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS. Take a look at your accomplishments since the beginning of the year. Are you on track to accomplish your goals? Have you lost sight of some goals in the busy-ness of daily activities? Acknowledge the progress that you have made and determine which goals you will continue to pursue.
Ask yourself: What have I accomplished to date? Which goals are most important to me?
2.REASSESS YOUR GOALS. Are you clear about what you want to achieve? Are your goals based on your true values or on something you feel you should do or ought to do? Give yourself permission to re-define or even eliminate goals that may no longer fit.
Ask yourself: Are my goals based on my true values? What do I really want to achieve?
3.RENEW YOUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SUCCESS. Are you committed to achieving your goals? Decide that you will do what it takes to be successful in accomplishing the goals that are important to you.
Ask yourself: What is one thing I can do today to strengthen my commitment?
4.GET SUPPORT IN REACHING YOUR GOALS. Any endeavor is easier and more fun when shared with another. Having a teacher, mentor or a coach who is there to nurture and support you, to offer feedback and perspective and to challenge you to do more than you could accomplish on your own will increase your likelihood for success.
Ask yourself: Who will I ask to support me in reaching my goal?
Quotable Quotes:
"Goals give you more than a reason to get up in the morning; they are an incentive to keep you going all day. Goals tend to tap the deeper resources and draw the best out of life." ~ Harvey Mackay
About the Author
Pat Morgan, MBA and Professional Coach, has 10 years experience helping teams manage organizational and cultural change. As President of Smooth Sailing, she supports individuals and organizations in managing change, improving performance and achieving excellence both professionally and personally. She has created and led workshops and seminars for organizations such as: the National Association of Women Business Owners, the American Society for Training & Development and Rotary Int'l.
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Strength Training Guidelines
Author: Matt Russ
This document is to serve as a basic guideline for designing your own strength training routine. It is not an exercise prescription and does not take into account any previous injuries or physical conditions. It is highly recommended you see a physician before starting any exercise routine.
Men vs Women
Men and women are created very differently and correspondingly must train differently. First of all women have a fraction of the testosterone necessary to build large amounts of muscle mass, therefore it is counterproductive for a female to train on a heavy resistance mass building routine. In my experience very few females are desirous of building large muscles, in fact this is probably the most common anxiety women have concerning strength training. Second, it is important to note that the single most significant factor in determining body shape is your pre-set genetic code. The maximum your muscle can hypertrophy (get bigger) was largely determined before you were born. That is not to say that you can not drastically change the shape and size of your body, just that it is important to set realistic and attainable goals.
With these facts in mind women and men generally proceed slightly different with a strength training plan. Females use lighter resistance and more repetitions whereas males who want to build muscle mass use heavier weights, increased resistance, and fewer repetitions. If you are a male not wanting to increase the size of your muscles or a female wanting to "get big" this book is not for you. It is written from the prospective of the most common goals of strength training for men and women. "Toning" is not a specific goal and is an ambiguous term that in my experience implies both leanness and muscle size. You can use this book to build muscle size or endurance, increase strength and power.
I. Exercise Frequency
I recommend a minimum of two sessions per week of strength training for men and women to ensure continue results. If you attempt to work out more
Than three times per week you are probably wasting your time, conversely one total body workout is enough to maintain your progress, but is not enough to adequately exercise the entire body. Bear in mind that frequency is ultimately affected by the workout intensity, and that frequent low intensity strength training may not yield the same results as a few high intensity work outs.
II. Basic Guidelines for Advance Weight Training
Vary Your Routine: There should be nothing "routine" about your routine. Your body acclimates very quickly to any stress put on it. You can reach a plateau after just a few weeks of strength training. In order to keep getting results you must constantly change your routine to keep your body guessing what is coming next. I recommend you change one or more of the following on a weekly basis.
1. Exercises: Changing the type of resistance placed on a muscle keeps
It off balance by recruiting new muscle fibers. I recommend using a
Combination of machines and free weights, each having their pros and
cons (we will discuss this latter). Use a variety of exercises listed in the last section for each muscle or muscle group.
2. Rest: Muscles can recover up to 90% after two minutes of rest
Between sets. By reducing the rest period between sets you can place
Additional stress on the muscle, however, this type of training may be
Too intense to use every week. For men I recommend using a 1.5 - 2
Minute rest period between sets, especially for the larger muscle groups
of the legs. Every fourth workout I would reduce the rest period to
about half, placing additional stress on the muscles. You will not be
able to lift as much weight or accomplish as many sets. At this level
of intensity a chest workout may take as little as 10 minutes.
For women who are building strength and endurance I recommend a minimum of 1 minute of rest between sets.
3. Order: Change the order in which the muscles are worked weekly
with the following exception, always work the bigger muscles first.
You can not fully work the large muscles of your back if the biceps are
Exhausted, and if you can't lift your shoulders how are you going to
work your chest. The following plan provides more than enough variety for changing exercise order.
2 Day Split
week 1week 2
1-legs & shoulders1-legs & triceps
2-Chest/Back/Triceps/Biceps2-back / chest / biceps / shoulders
week 3week 4week 5
1. legs / biceps1. legs / chest1. legs / back
2. back / chest / triceps / 2. back / arms / 2. chest / arms /
shoulders shoulders shoulders
start over with week 1
3 day split
week 1week 2week 3
1. back / biceps1. chest / triceps1. back / chest
2. legs / shoulders2. legs / biceps2. legs / shoulders
3 chest / triceps3. back / shoulders 3. arms
week 4week 5week 6
1. chest / shoulders1. arms1. chest / biceps
2. legs / triceps2. legs / chest2. legs / back
3. back / biceps3. back3. triceps / shoulders
start over with week 1
Number of exercises per body part: The number of exercises performed will vary from muscle group to muscle group. For example, the biceps (a frequently overworked muscle group) will require just a few exercises versus the large muscles in the legs. Also, the number of exercises performed per muscles group will also be directly related to the number of sets per exercise. To keep you from getting confused I recommend the following number of exexercises be performed for each muscle group. Once again this is only a guideline to adequately recruit the fibers of each muscle group. The exact number of exercises performed will vary with intensity, repetitions, and fitness level.
Men
Chest 4-6 exercises
Back 4-6
Triceps2-3
Biceps1-2
Shoulders2-3
Women
Chest3-4 exercises
Back3-4
Triceps1-2
Biceps1-2
Shoulders2-3
Repetitions per exercise: When selecting the number of repetitions per set
it is important to note that the intensity level. For males wanting to build
mass each set should be performed to "failure with form." This simply means as many repetitions you can do to momentary muscle failure while maintaining proper form. Women may not need to train this intensely and should concentrate on getting a good muscle "burn" without complete failure.
Men: The following repetition scheme is based on protein breakdownor "tearing down" of the muscle in order to build it back up and make it stronger. More reps will not stress the muscle enough and too few will stress it too much and may promote injury.
Repetitions per set (cont.)
Men
2 sets3 sets4 sets
- 10 reps- 12-12
- 6 reps- 8-10
- 6- 8
- 4
Women: Women do not need to "pyramid" like men and may perform the
same number of repetitions per set.
1 set2 sets3 sets
- 16 reps- 12 to 20- 12 to 20
Weight: I often tell my clients that the amount of weight they are lifting is not relevant. This is for several reasons. Because you are changing your routine to keep your body "off guard" you may not be able to lift the same amount as your last work out. For example, if you started out fresh with a dumbbell press last week and lifted to failure with 4 repetitions of 60 #'s, and this week you did two sets of push-ups prior to performing the same exercise, you may only be able to lift 45 #'s for 4 reps. If you are lifting each set to failure you have reached the maximum load your muscle can take for X number of reps, and you can not go beyond that limit. This is your
primary objective, not to increase the amount of resistance. The amount you are able to lift on any given day is based on factors such as diet, rest between sets, prior activities, and stress. Do not get discouraged by the amount you are lifting. Concentrate on using proper form to muscle failure. Your first set should be used to warm up the joint and muscle and should be a comfortable weight. Use your first set to judge the progressive weight of your next sets. If your warm up set was very easy, and your goal is to lift 8 reps to failure on your next, you will know to adjust the weight accordingly. Once you get comfortable with your bodies abilities, selecting resistance will become intuitive. "Pyramiding" simply means matching the resistance to the number of repetitions. An example of pyramiding for 3 sets of 12-10-6 repetitions would be using 20 #'s on your first set, 25#'s on the second, and 30#'s on the third.
III. Advanced Training Techniques
There are several ways to stimulate muscle growth and endurance without
necessarily increasing resistance. These techniques are used to keep your body
adjusting and avoiding plateaus. It is important to note that each technique should
be used sparingly because it might be too intense to use on a regular basis, and may not give a muscle group adequate time to recover and repair.
It you are beginning to strength train I would avoid most of these techniques until you have adequate tendon, joint, and ligament strength.
1. Drop Set: Start with 1 warm up set. Select the amount of resistance you would normally use on your last set to failure. Lift to failure, drop 10% resistance, and lift to
failure and drop another 20%, lift to failure, drop 50% and do as many reps as you
can. You can do a drop set with four, three, two, or a single drop in weight.
2. Compound Set: A compound set is performing two exercises for the same body part back to back with no rest in-between. Ex. bench press / push up; preacher curl / hammer curl; triceps kickback / bench dip. Compound sets will quickly bring a muscle group to failure therefore it is unnecessary to perform multiple exercises.
3. Super Set: A super set works opposing muscle groups back to back with no
rest in-between sets. An example would be performing a bicep curl and triceps extension, leg extension (quadriceps) and leg curl (hamstrings), seated row (back) and chest press. Super sets are great for minimizing the amount of time needed to
workout.
4. Partials: Normally an exercise works a joint through a complete range of motion. Partials are used when the muscles are too fatigued to do a complete range of motion and attempt to squeeze the last bit of strength out of them. Once you have reached failure in the full range, complete several more reps to failure using the last half of the range of motion.
5. Negatives: You can accomplish just as much in the lowering or negative phase of an exercise as the positive or exertion phase. The negative phase for a bicep curl would be lowering the weight to the starting position. For biomechanical reason your muscles can accommodate 20% more resistance in this phase therefore increased weight and usually a partner are needed. Negatives increase the load on tendons, joints, and ligaments therefore I use negatives on only my most stable clients who have been strength training for some time. You can perform a form of negative resistance by taking as much as ten seconds to lower the weight. This is much safer and easier on the joint. Note that negatives are used for mass building not endurance.
6. Super Slow: When you work out you attempt to recruit as many of the fibers in a muscle as possible; at failure you are achieving maximum recruitment. The super slow method is an effective way to recruit muscle fiber without using a lot of weight. Simply take ten seconds to perform both the positive and negative phases of an exercise. You will want to use lower weight. The first few reps will be easy but the muscle will quickly begin to burn. Because the super slow method is tedious I do not recommend its' use in an entire workout. I would use this method sparingly in one set per body part.
7. Rep Sets: Your muscles are composed of mix different fibers, some are used for short bursts of power others for endurance. Generally speaking the power fibers hypertrophy, or get bigger than the endurance fibers, but the endurance fibers still can be worked. A rep set works a muscle group using low weight and high repetitions versus the normal mass building routine. I use a single rep set occasionally at the end or a workout for a muscle group.
8. Pre-Exhaustion: An example of pre-exhausting the chest would be to perform two sets of push-ups to failure prior to doing your bench press. I like to schedule pre-exhaustive outlines approximately every four weeks. Use light weight and high reps isolating the same muscle group you will use on your next exercise.
9. Burn Out Set: A burn out set is similar to a drop set. Perform your normal set group (ex 12-10-6) of an exercise, immediately following the last rep performed drop the weight in half and continue to do as many reps as you can to failure.
IV. The Exercises
Compound versus Isolation exercises: For the sake of simplicity we will assume your body can be worked in two ways, by tackling each muscle individually or by working a group of muscles at once. When we work an individual muscle or a muscle group that acts on a joint in the same manner, it is called an isolation exercise. Examples of isolation exercises for the legs are leg extensions (quadriceps), leg curls (hamstrings), and calf raises. Compound exercises work several muscles or muscle groups at once. Examples of compound exercises for the legs include squats, leg presses, and lunges which work the glutes, hamstrings, and quadriceps as well as a variety of smaller support muscles.
Once again I recommend using a variety of compound and isolation exercises. Sometimes I pre-exhaust my quadriceps with leg extensions making them work extra hard when I perform squats, or I finish my leg presses with hamstring curls to really make sure I got everything out of them. Alternate between isolation and compound exercises but remember the large compound movements should be the emphasis of your workouts.
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Matt Russ has coached and trained athletes around the country and internationally. He currently holds licenses by USAT, USATF, and is an Expert level USAC coach. Matt has coached athletes for CTS (Carmichael Training Systems), is an Ultrafit Associate. Visit www.thesportfactory.com for more information.
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DVD Duplication Software
Author: CD Duplication Plus
DVD duplication is a wonderful thing. If you want an extra copy of a movie you own or you have a DVD that skips, DVD duplication will come in handy. You will be able to make backup copies of DVDs, games, VHS tapes and more. DVD duplication is easy using some of the new software available. Choosing your DVD duplication software is much more difficult than operating it. Some really good software is out there and you will have to do some comparison shopping to see which one is best for you.
DVD Wizard Pro is a great choice for DVD duplication. This software is very popular and customers who have purchased it are mostly quite satisfied. The DVD Wizard Pro is very easy to use and those who own it are big fans. This DVD duplication software has been around for a long time and has very comprehensive features. It also has an excellent rating.
Easy DVDX has a moderate to high rating among DVD duplication buyers. Owners say it is really easy to figure out and use. The satisfaction rate isn�t quite as high as the DVD Wizard Pro but the software does come with a free bonus entitled �Video Game Copy Secrets�. This is a helpful tool and popular with customers.
DVD Squeeze is not as easy to use as the first two software programs discussed in this article but still has good atings. This DVD duplication software is rated moderate to high/moderate in the popularity/satisfaction category. DVD Squeeze has the top compression capability of any of the software. Media Master has a moderate popularity/satisfaction rating and is not as easy to use according to some customers. If you are considering this DVD duplication software make sure it�s really the one you like the best.
When looking for DVD duplication software, be sure to look around and compare prices. There are many places to purchase DVD duplication software and the prices can vary. There are many features to consider when making a purchase of DVD duplication software. The features may vary but if you buy high quality DVD duplication software, you will be able to copy your whole DVD library. The DVD duplication software will allow you to copy any DVD or movie to CD or DVD. If you want to copy PS2, XBox, PSX, or PC games, the DVD duplication software will appeal to you. You can also back up your entire VHS collection or copy a DVD that has become scratched. DVD duplication software is what you will need to accomplish any of these tasks.
Movies will take quite awhile to copy because of the large file size and none of the DVD duplication software is really speedy. It will take you several hours to copy a movie no matter which DVD duplication software you purchase. It is usually a good idea to start copying the movie at night and then it will be ready in the morning.
DVD duplication is not a daunting task if you have the proper software.
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DVD Duplication Software
Author: CD Duplication Plus
DVD duplication is a wonderful thing. If you want an extra copy of a movie you own or you have a DVD that skips, DVD duplication will come in handy. You will be able to make backup copies of DVDs, games, VHS tapes and more. DVD duplication is easy using some of the new software available. Choosing your DVD duplication software is much more difficult than operating it. Some really good software is out there and you will have to do some comparison shopping to see which one is best for you.
DVD Wizard Pro is a great choice for DVD duplication. This software is very popular and customers who have purchased it are mostly quite satisfied. The DVD Wizard Pro is very easy to use and those who own it are big fans. This DVD duplication software has been around for a long time and has very comprehensive features. It also has an excellent rating.
Easy DVDX has a moderate to high rating among DVD duplication buyers. Owners say it is really easy to figure out and use. The satisfaction rate isn�t quite as high as the DVD Wizard Pro but the software does come with a free bonus entitled �Video Game Copy Secrets�. This is a helpful tool and popular with customers.
DVD Squeeze is not as easy to use as the first two software programs discussed in this article but still has good atings. This DVD duplication software is rated moderate to high/moderate in the popularity/satisfaction category. DVD Squeeze has the top compression capability of any of the software. Media Master has a moderate popularity/satisfaction rating and is not as easy to use according to some customers. If you are considering this DVD duplication software make sure it�s really the one you like the best.
When looking for DVD duplication software, be sure to look around and compare prices. There are many places to purchase DVD duplication software and the prices can vary. There are many features to consider when making a purchase of DVD duplication software. The features may vary but if you buy high quality DVD duplication software, you will be able to copy your whole DVD library. The DVD duplication software will allow you to copy any DVD or movie to CD or DVD. If you want to copy PS2, XBox, PSX, or PC games, the DVD duplication software will appeal to you. You can also back up your entire VHS collection or copy a DVD that has become scratched. DVD duplication software is what you will need to accomplish any of these tasks.
Movies will take quite awhile to copy because of the large file size and none of the DVD duplication software is really speedy. It will take you several hours to copy a movie no matter which DVD duplication software you purchase. It is usually a good idea to start copying the movie at night and then it will be ready in the morning.
DVD duplication is not a daunting task if you have the proper software.
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