The Lazy Way to Remember Self Improvement is one of my favorites. I am not sure why, but it works for me and it works for others. In fact, many people will tell you that the Lazy Way is their favorite. Well, then let me tell you why it's their favorite.
It is simple. All of us have the same goals in mind. Therefore, it is only natural to want to take the easy way out and to forget about all of those little obstacles standing in our way of achieving a more successful self improvement.
We've all met people who make it very clear they want to get that job. They've made it very clear they want to climb up that corporate ladder. They've made it very clear they want to be on that boardroom podium. So, when we meet someone like that, we tend to say to ourselves, "He sure wants it.
And then he starts making his little improvement plans and he'll detail each and every one of them. And the minute we've done talking to him, he'll go on about how much this and that will help him to get his new job. And then we forget about him and all of those little things that aren't helping him to get that job. But, we've already made plans for him. So, if he can get all of that done by the time he gets to our meeting, all of those little obstacles aren't really a problem.
Now, the Lazy Way to Remember Self Improvement is also good when it comes to the little things in between. We've all met people who complain incessantly about something or who complain about not being happy with where they are. And, usually, we don't do anything about it. So, we get sucked into their world and get sucked into all of the things that they're complaining about. And, at some point, we start to feel like we're not progressing at all and that we are just going in circles. It's kind of like a circle that goes on.
The Lazy Way to Remember Self Improvement would help us to turn that around and to take a fresh look. Instead of going in circles, we should be turning right around and getting a new beginning. That's where self improvement should begin. So, I hope you'll try it out next time you feel like you're not progressing.