It goes without saying that unless you have a healthy body and mind you will not succeed much at anything let alone live the life you want.
As I prepare to trade in the Forex market to supplement my main income stream I know from years of experience as a property investor and business owner that having a healthy body and mind is absolutely paramount to success and longevity.
Therefore I have provided my most valuable tips below that I have gathered from books and the Internet.
Don’t watch too much TV.
There is a wealth of information within books and articles. Read about successful people that inspire you. You will be amazed at the life-changing gems of information you will find.
TV dulls the brain and should only be viewed in small doses. Who got what they wanted out of life watching TV?
Don’t drink tap water.
Drinking pure water is one of the best ways you can improve your general health and well-being.
Why? Because your body is over 85% water! Drinking tap water, which is often filled with chemicals, will over time adversely affect your entire system. Right around the world more and more people are purifying their tap water or choosing to drink fresh spring water, and are loving the benefits.
Spend half an hour a day thinking.
Thats right, just thinking. Sadly, most people do virtually no quality thinking in a year let alone in a day. As Henry Ford said “Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably why so few engage in it”.
Most fortunes start which a great idea, and a lot of hard work. Most people have got the hard work bit right, they just didn’t spend long enough thinking of the right idea.
The founder of IBM, Thomas Watson, had signs put up around his company that said just one word: “Think!!!”.
Read more tips here: http://www.marksinvestingblog.com/20...body-and-mind/
As I prepare to trade in the Forex market to supplement my main income stream I know from years of experience as a property investor and business owner that having a healthy body and mind is absolutely paramount to success and longevity.
Therefore I have provided my most valuable tips below that I have gathered from books and the Internet.
Don’t watch too much TV.
There is a wealth of information within books and articles. Read about successful people that inspire you. You will be amazed at the life-changing gems of information you will find.
TV dulls the brain and should only be viewed in small doses. Who got what they wanted out of life watching TV?
Don’t drink tap water.
Drinking pure water is one of the best ways you can improve your general health and well-being.
Why? Because your body is over 85% water! Drinking tap water, which is often filled with chemicals, will over time adversely affect your entire system. Right around the world more and more people are purifying their tap water or choosing to drink fresh spring water, and are loving the benefits.
Spend half an hour a day thinking.
Thats right, just thinking. Sadly, most people do virtually no quality thinking in a year let alone in a day. As Henry Ford said “Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably why so few engage in it”.
Most fortunes start which a great idea, and a lot of hard work. Most people have got the hard work bit right, they just didn’t spend long enough thinking of the right idea.
The founder of IBM, Thomas Watson, had signs put up around his company that said just one word: “Think!!!”.
Read more tips here: http://www.marksinvestingblog.com/20...body-and-mind/
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