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Muscle Memory: Practicing Success and Focus

For ten years I played a consistently mediocre game of racquetball. I got to a certain level and, no matter how much I played, I didn't get any better. Then one day I took a free clinic at our racquet club and learned the proper way to hold the racquet! My game improved instantly.

What to Read for Inspiration (Everything)

Here's a million dollars worth of advice: Read. Read anything and everything.

The Fred Flintstone-Ralph Cramden School Of Success

Success is an odd thing. Almost everyone knows how to be successful but almost no one chooses to work at it.

Are You Open to Being Inspired?

Do you allow yourself to be inspired? Or are you too cynical for that?

Consistency and Reproducibility

Why does McDonald's restaurant succeed? When one-of-a-kind restaurants come and go all the time, why does a chain like Red Robin or Chevy's or IHOP survive? Because they have consistency and reproducibility. You need this too.

Everything You Need To Be Successful

Do you make excuses about why you "can't" be successful in some area of your life? What's the excuse? I'm not good at that? I don't have that talent? Other people are smarter?

Focus on Success

In the most basic sense, to focus means to put your attention on something. But focus is not a simple thing.

The Unexamined Life is Not Worth Living

I'm sure you've read this quote before: "The unexamined life is not worth living." Socrates said that at his trial for heresy. He was on trial for encouraging his students to challenge the accepted beliefs of the time and think for themselves.

Clearing Up the Question of Relaxation

Perhaps the area of greatest confusion regarding the philosophy of "Relax Focus Succeed" is the Relax part. After all, we live in a society that does everything but relax.

Assigning Priorities

If the problem is that we don't have a system to assign priorities to tasks, you might think the answer is to develop such a system. Unfortunately, that's not the answer. Simply imposing a system of priorities might do some good, especially if you can get others to go along.

Karl Palachuk

Karl W. Palachuk is the author of more than twenty books and the creator of dozens of information products and downloads. He is a business owner, entrepreneur, author, father, speaker, publisher, blogger, podcaster, and a community builder.

Karl’s Relax Focus Succeed philosophy topics include work-life balance, team building, goal-setting, and personal development. He built a successful technology consulting company and then used it to expand into book writing and business consulting.

He travels extensively, adding personal days to almost every trip. As a result, Karl visits 25-30 cities every year, often across three or four countries, and manages to take about fifty vacation days each year. Talk about Relax Focus Succeed!

Finding Work You Love – A Great Career Move!

Tips on Tipping from a World Traveler

Take A Stand! It’s Your Brand!

Finding Work You Love – A Great Career Move!

Meditating . . . on Your Last Vacation

What Are You Worried About?

What You Get Depends on What Your Bring

What Are You Worried About?

YOU Decide What Makes You Happy!

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