1′, 16″ reading time
Here’s my collection of quotes for you:
1′, 16″ reading time
Here’s my collection of quotes for you:
How do they make you feel? Do you sense that nice little spark that makes you think “Wow, that’s right, I should remember that!” and then, invariably, forget it after 3 minutes?
Pity. But normal. Perhaps you never thought about having a strategy to make the most out of them.
Here’s my strategy to maximise inspiring quotes’ power and turn it into extra-fuel for your success.
1 – Choose the quotes that resonate with you the most right now.
2 – Read each quote out loud… feel it, sense it, absorb it.
3 – Write them on post-it and stick them somewhere so you’ll see them first thing in the morning.
4 – Every day, state the intention to put at least one of them into practice.
5 – Before taking relevant decisions, stop and let your brain reconnect with the meaning of those quotes. There’s surely one that you can practice in that situation, so ask yourself: “What could I do, here and now, to put that principle into practice?“
Having your favorite quotes repeatedly in front of your eyes provides you with constant inspiration which will naturally lead you to inspired actions.
Just absorb them and let them sink in slowly, but consistenly.
They’ll become your new guidelines in life and will help you Think & Act differently when you most need it.
And now I’m curious to know if there’s been a time when you consciously acted upon a quote you got inspired by?
Tell me about your experience in the comments below, thank you!
Good point, actually. I often get inspired by interesting quotes, but their positive effect fades away quickly and it’s a really good idea to stick them somewhere as a reminder! Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome, Monica. I’m glad you like it! I’d love to know what’s your favorite quote and how you can put that principle into practice! Let me know!
Hi Bruna,
I always stopped at step 1. 🙂 This is a great advice.
Thanks,
Donato
You’re more than welcome, Donato. Sometimes having a strategy is the solution 😉
Good luck!
I tweak this technique by using inspiring quotes as my computer background, so I keep seeing the quote all day. It’s a good way to embed it in my subconscious.
Fabulous idea, indeed, practical and even more visible as you’ll look at it during the whole day. What did you feel when you started having your quote on your desktop? Have you noticed how your attitude took that quote more in consideration? Let me know, I’m really curious!