Earl Caringale Reflection

day I was listening to the great motivational speaker, Earl Nightingale. In his audio book, Nightingale talked about the power of reframing and perspective. He led me to believe that I was only broke and poor because that was my perspective. Instead of thinking that I worked so hard only to be broke, I should look at my work as paying for my freedom.
I soon realized that for two years I was so successful as an entrepreneur that I didn’t have to have a job. I didn’t have to have anyone tell me when to wake up or what to do every day which was incredible. I controlled my schedule one hundred percent and everything I did for the day was my decision. Instead of just working for money left over after bills, I was working for my freedom. From then

He just needed to figure out how to maintain it. Which he did, and just like that, his 4-hour jet setting lifestyle was born. Soon he was winning salsa dance-offs in south America, and winning karate championships in Asia, all while making money. You should do the same in your life. Who is taking up your time that doesn’t deserve it? How many hours are you spending doing remittal task that you shouldn’t be doing? I’m sure you can gain back hours, days, even years of your life by focusing on your few and not the many. Try it out, you never know, you might be the next world karate champion with all the free time you

While living in such a fast paced world, I see many people fail at balancing their time and energy. The best advice on this topic was from the great Canadian entrepreneur Brian Tracy. He states, list your most important task for the day and do that first. Simply, yet brilliant advice.
If you had a small jar and had to fit 1000 rocks in them how would you get them all in? Most people would answer this question by placing the rocks in the jar one at a time in the jar. However, the most efficient way would be to put the large rocks in first, followed by the smaller rocks to fill in the open spaces. That is how you determine what to do first and distribute time. This is what successful people do every day, they prioritize by most important and profitable and do that first. That is the best way to organize your time.

Before you start your day list, what you plan to accomplish and number them from most profitable to least profitable. Doing this will help you organize your time and will help you reach your maximize productivity. Once I started to pick up this trick, I became much more efficient and accomplished. With repetition and practice you will do the same, as this technique will work wonders for your