The Third Law of Simpleology

I hope you had a Wonderful Christmas with your families. This week we are on the Third Law of Simpleology, the Law of Focused Attention. This is especially important as we approach those intently desirable but often failed New Years resolutions.

The Third Law simply states that you must focus sufficient attention on your goals in order to accomplish them. If you are distracted by other things, or you failed to apply the Second Law of Simpleology, then you will likely fail to achieve what you want.

Here's an example:
Imagine Peyton Manning decided he wanted to become a great quarterback. So in order to achieve his goal he spent: two hours a day catching balls, two hours running patterns, one hour blocking tackles, and two hours playing golf. Confused? You can see that distraction from your goals focuses attention on the wrong things.

When you set your New Years resolutions this year, first make them very clear. Be as detailed as you can. Then, focus your attention relentlessly in the right direction and watch your goals get knocked off your list faster than you can say "Procrastination".

Now I've been giving previews into the program, but don't make the mistake of thinking this is all you need to know. This is only the building blocks, the FREE Simpleology 101 course shows you exactly how to apply each and every one of these rules to reshape your life. Many of you have already begun, but if you haven't go SIGN UP NOW and I'll see you in 2006.