Nowadays, if you think jewelries are identical with women, you are wrong because the trend has been changed so that now we can see that men are also wearing jewelries in all over their body. The jewelries worn by men are having not too different types and model like bracelets, necklaces, rings and even earrings which are normally worn by women.
Although both women jewelry and men jewelry are basically have the same form and type but they have slight different in the detail of the jewelry so that still men cannot wear women jewelry and women also cannot wear men jewelry. Besides jewelry, there are also one accessory which is usually worn by both men and women, hand watch or people usually called by wrist watch.
As we know that hand watch besides it can show us the current time, it can also serves as a decoration or accessory for our body, more over if we but luxurious watch which has beautiful design or watched which have diamond decoration or even watches made of gold. If you confused in choosing the right jewelry and watches for yourself, you can read the simple guide in buying those things at ShopWiki.com.
The fourth key to effective listening is to develop the habit of paraphrasing what
the person has said before you reply. Feed it back in your own words. Say
something like, “Let me be sure I understand what you are saying . . .”
There are two types of listening that are very powerful in building high quality
relationships. The first is called “listening to help.” This is where you merely act
as a sounding board, making no effort to comment or give advice. You encourage
the person to talk and you ask questions that help her to expand her thinking. “Why
do you say that? How do you feel about that? How do you mean?” And so on.
Sometimes, what people need more than anything else is an opportunity to talk out
their problems or situation with another person who merely nods, listens and
accepts, without commenting or giving advice. Many psychotherapists make an
entire career of sitting quietly while the patient talks non-stop for fifty minutes,
then collecting their fee and scheduling the next visit.
The second form of listening is called “reflective listening.” This is where you
continually paraphrase and feed back the person’s thoughts in a new or different
way. For example, the person can be complaining about an argument with his or
her boss. You would reflect this back by saying, “it seems that when your boss
argues with you it really affects your self-esteem.”
In both cases, your skillful use of the practice of listening causes people to like and
respect you more. As a result, they are much more open to your input, advice and
influence. Good listeners are welcome wherever they go.
Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
The third habit of marketing is the habit of segmentation. There are many people who might be able to buy what you sell, but they are not all prospective customers for you and your business. Your ability to analyze your market, and to create a profile of the exact type of customer who can most benefit from the product or service that you specialize in, who appreciates what your product or service does better than your competitors, is the key to marketing success.
In any market, there is a profile of potential buyers who are “high probability
customers.” These are people who very much value what it is you do in an
excellent fashion. These prospects are more willing than most prospects to buy from you. They are willing to pay you more money for your particular product or service because they value your offering more than those of your competitors.
They will pay faster and more dependably than other prospects. Your ability to identify this ideal customer for what you sell is the key to focusing your marketing and sales efforts and activities.
Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
“March on. Do not tarry. To go forward is to move toward perfection. March on,
and fear not the thorns, or the sharp stones on life’s path.” (Kahlil Gibran)
There has never been a time in human history where you can live longer and live
better than you can today. Incredible advances in pharmaceuticals, medicine and
healthcare enable people to overcome disease and illness and continue to thrive
well into their 70s and 80s. Perhaps the largest growing demographic group in
America today is people who are 90 and 100 years old, or more. Your job is to join
this group and to be fit and healthy all the days of your life.
For almost the entire history of the human race, longevity was a matter of accident
or coincidence. Today longevity is a matter of design and choice. You can actually
decide today to enjoy superb levels of physical health, and by developing specific
health habits, you can assure that you live longer and better than has been possible
for any other generation in human history.
Most of the major causes of premature death are preventable to some degree. They include heart disease, cancer, strokes, lung cancer caused by smoking, death from automobile accidents and death from diabetes often brought on by obesity and poor nutritional habits. To a greater or lesser degree, you can exert tremendous control over your health in each of these areas.
In this chapter, you will learn the health habits practiced by those men and women
who are seldom sick, have abundant energy and vitality, and who both survive and
thrive into the later decades of life. You will learn how to develop the habits that
assure that you live longer and live better than most other people in society around
you.
.Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
Resolve today to develop the habits of men and women who enjoy wonderful
relationships for all the days of their lives. Let go of everything that has happened
in the past that has hurt you in any way, and instead concentrate on making other
people feel important.
Make it a habit to go through life doing and saying the things that raise the selfesteem of others and make them feel valuable. Every kind and generous thing that you do or say for anyone else will boomerang back on you and make you a
happier, healthier, more successful person. There are no limits.
Action Exercises:
1. Make a list of the most important people in your life, personal and business;
think of specific things you could do to improve your relationships with these people.
2. Resolve today to make others feel important whenever you can; start at
home with the most valuable people in your life.
3. Develop the habit of listening better when you converse with other people; pay close attention, pause before replying, question for clarification and feed back what they say in your own words.
4. Develop an attitude of gratitude for everything and everyone in your life that you are happy about for any reason; say “thank you” on every occasion.
5. Give “one minute praisings” to your family members, friends, co-workers and other people you meet throughout the day.
6. Maintain a healthy balance between your work and your family life; make plans to spend more quality time with the people you care about the most. 7. Practice forgiving everyone and anyone who has hurt you in any way; let go all past grievances and get so busy working on goals that are important to you that you don’t have time to think about the past.
“Treasure the love you receive above all. It will survive long after your gold and
good health have vanished.” (Og Mandino)
Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
One of the questions we ask in our seminars is, “What would you do, how would
you spend your time, if you learned today that you only had six months left to
live?”
Virtually everyone in our courses over the years has no trouble answering that
question. They would spend every possible minute with the most important people
in their lives. All financial or material considerations would disappear and only
their most important relationships would have any value to them.
The fact is that, relationships are everything. Your relationships form a core part of
your identify. They have an inordinate impact on who you are, what you do and
everything you become. Most of us determine our place and position in life in
relationship to the people around us.
Develop the habit of putting the people in your family ahead of all other
considerations. In our busy, bustling world of commerce and activity today, it is
very easy for your life to get out of balance. It is quite common for people to start
spending more and more time at work and less time with the members of their
family or the people in their key relationships.
Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
In all your interactions with the members of your family, and with others, make it a
habit to practice good manners, to be courteous and kindly with everyone with whom you interact. There is nothing that will set you apart as a quality person
faster than the habit of being courteous and kindly in every situation.
Always say “please” and “thank you.” Be patient and wait your turn in
conversations. Open the doors for other people when appropriate. Never criticize,
complain or condemn. Attempt to be gracious and friendly with everybody, and in
every interaction. The very best and most respected people in our society are men
and women who make a habit of being well mannered in everything they do. And
you can develop the manners you need by regularly practicing the manners that
you most admire in other people.
Forgive and Let Go
Perhaps the most important habit that you can develop to have wonderful
relationships, and to live a long and happy life, is the habit of forgiveness.
Every religion, and every spiritual tradition, seems to have forgiveness as a core
principle for spiritual development. By forgiveness, I mean your ability to freely
forgive other people for anything they have ever done or said that has hurt you in
any way. The ability to forgive opens the keys to the spiritual kingdom. The ability
to forgive frees you from the past and makes you a completely different person.
Virtually all negative emotions, anger, frustration, guilt, resentment, envy, jealously and blame arise from the inability to forgive a person for something he or
she has done or said in the past.
Many people go through their entire lives still angry and resentful toward one or
both of their parents for a mistake that their parents made with them at an early
age. They are still angry because they felt that one of their parents was unfair,
unjust, unsupportive, closed-minded, or unduly critical or hurtful.
Taken from : Million Dollar Habits
