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This Is Why Hard Work Is Not Essential to Achieving Success
Karima Mariama-Arthur lifehack
Because working smarter is more useful than working harder
Working hard may be a waste of time, especially if you’re not getting results. In fact, real estate mogul, Chris Leavitt, says that working smarter is a proactive strategy that sets pros apart. Very early in his career, he realized that time is a non-negotiable, non-renewable resource and people waste a lot of it. By working smarter, he discovered creative ways to achieve greater results without wasting time, compromising his integrity, or sacrificing the bottom-line.
Because you need support
Cultivating strong relationships is vital. No man is an island to himself, even when he wants to be. Serial entrepreneur, Richard Branson, says that success in business is all about making connections. And he would know. He’s made a lot of great ones. Without the support of others who can help you to successfully pull projects forward, it can be very difficult to reach deadlines, relieve stress and expand your reach.
Because happiness matters
Without happiness, it’s pretty difficult to develop the desire to achieve anything. Success, then, rests on your capacity to embrace happiness on a visceral level. Jim Rohn, considered America’s foremost business philosopher, taught strategies for improving our lives based on the principles of gratitude and happiness. He drew on guiding principles from the reality of his own life, which inspired others to embrace his insight on actuating personal development. He will always be remembered for his larger than life contributions to the industry.
Because success requires sacrifice
Everyone wants to achieve success, but few are willing to sacrifice what it takes to get it. American Olympian, Gabrielle Douglas, knows a lot about sacrifice. After all, she’s spent most of her life preparing for competitive gymnastics, a feat difficult for even the best of athletes. To be at her best, she needed to follow rigorous training regimens and an equally strict diet. She also spent a significant amount of time away from her family to train before participating in the 2012 Summer Olympics. Of course she’s had plenty of good days, but she’s also sacrificed a lot. Are you willing to sacrifice to get to the top?
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2018 for world leaders: Feng shui masters predict claws out in Year of Dog
hongkongfp.com
As the Chinese zodiac switches into the Year of the Dog later this week, Hong Kong feng shui experts predict anything but a walk in the park for global leaders.
Born in another dog year, 1946, United States president Donald Trump faces a run of bad luck, according to soothsayers, as his zodiac animal clashes with 2018’s canine theme.
Feng shui — literally meaning “wind-water” – is influential in many parts of Asia, where people adjust their lives and carefully position items such as a cup of wine or pieces of crystal in offices and homes to maximise their luck and wealth.
The philosophy says that all events are dictated by the varying balances in the five elements that make up the universe: metal, wood, water, fire and earth.
Trump’s birth date makes him a “fire dog”, but 2018 is an “earth dog” year, a mismatch of elements.
The fire in Trump’s own birth chart will foment and affect his health, says feng shuimaster Thierry Chow, while his words — the fire element also represents speech — may bring about “real problems” and tangible consequences.
“The elements are too much fire and too much earth, so that’s going to be causing him imbalance in his fortune,” Chow told AFP.
Chow uses the “flying star” system to make her predictions based on constellation positions, foreseeing more tensions between the US and North Korea, which is afflicted by the most malevolent number five star.
She also warned of the risk of crossed wires between Trump and China on the thorny issues of trade and the economy.
“The seventh star is falling onto the east side — the star affects communication, it causes gossip and misunderstanding,” says Chow.
Feng shui runs through life in Hong Kong, with many people seeking advice from masters before making important life decisions, from picking a wedding date to choosing a new home.
Major companies also employ their own feng shui consultants to dictate interior designs and give investment advice.
Each year, brokerage firm CLSA comes out with its own Feng Shui Index, predicting what the next 12 months holds for the business world.
In 2018, it divined that the internet, utilities and technology sectors would perform with flying colours.
All are categorised as “fire-related” industries, and will do particularly well between May and July, feng shui experts said.
However, with the city’s bourse going through a rollercoaster of highs and lows, the brokerage masters advised a cool head to navigate the earth dog market.
“The dog represents duty and loyalty and is a sign of defence and protection,” it said in its public predictions.
“Entrepreneurs should stick with their most loyal clients, and investors are advised not to bite off more than they can chew.”
Q:
What do you think about the luck of Taiwan for
the next year?
Do you know anything about Feng shui?
Do you believe in feng shui and Feng shui
experts?
Do you believe in the Chinese zodiac or
start signs?
How to gain good lucks?
How to gain good lucks?
How to get rid the bad lucks?
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