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Small Shifts Yield Big Results
Catagory:Reading
Author:(Millionaire Success Habits ) BY Dean Graziosi
Posted Date:03/19/2025
Posted By:utopia online

This book isn’t just based on my personal journey to success. It’s filled with universal principles that don’t work just for me, they’ll work for anyone. I went on a quest to discover the shifts and the habits used by billionaires, top athletes, business leaders, and some of the world’s thought leaders--people whom I knew through my work. Many of these individuals started at the bottom, in much harder times than we can imagine today. And when I extracted their strategies, and viewed them within the context of my own personal strategies, I identified the tiny shifts that have made the difference in our lives and will make the biggest impact in your life. That’s what this book has and that’s what this book is going to deliver. It’s going to show you how to replace old habits with new ones that will help you make the leap to the next level of success. I’m grateful you picked up this book and have come even this far; please don’t stop now. Most people buy a book because of the title and let it sit on a shelf, hoping that by some magical power that the knowledge and action steps will transfer into their brain. I know that You’re busy and that it takes time and will to read a book. But I urge you to make the time and apply the will to keep reading. I promise I will do everything in my power to keep it compelling and exciting, but also to deliver the tactical strategies to take away habits that are not currently serving you and replace them with success habits that can grow your life, wealth, and joy exponentially. Believe me, I know you may feel like there’s no extra time for you to implement these habits into your life. I know you’re not sitting around reading this book right now with five extra hours in your day. But as you’ll see throughout this book, it’s like removing a battery and putting in a new one. I’ve already shared this, but it’s worth repeating: You don’t have to add time to learn new habits, you just have to replace the old habits. To do so, you need to recognize the counterproductive routines you’ve fallen into. Once you acknowledge them, you will see how realistic it is to be able to switch them out. There are a million different paths to success. But with all of those options, I have learned that the fastest way to success involves one option above all others. When success habits become your new routine, your life can change dramatically. You’ve picked up this book for a reason. Maybe you’re a Baby Boomer who has been in a job for thirty or forty years because it was a responsible thing to do, and it’s finally time to reinvent yourself. Maybe years ago someone told you, “Stop being a dreamer and do what’s right. Do what’s secure and safe.” And what you are doing has dampened your enthusiasm for work and life, especially when you know you were meant for so much more. Or maybe the world has made you insecure and you’re staying in a job that has you living day after day just hoping something will change. Maybe you have your own business and it’s not doing so great or it’s time to take it to the next level. Or maybe your back is against the wall and money is tight so you need a new path. It really doesn’t matter who you are or what your situation is. Whether you’re a college student unsure if the world still has the opportunities that your parents had, or you’re someone ready to tap into your full potential and start something new, this book can help you take control of your life. It’s time to stop being the thermometer of life and to start being the thermostat. Stop hoping a “break” will magically come. You can create your own break, and do it so much faster than you could ever imagine. But before we get into the “how” of it, I want to share with you the “why now”.


Type:Technology
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Don’t Give the Bird an Avocado
Catagory:Facts
Author:BILL O’NEILL
Posted Date:03/18/2025
Posted By:utopia online

While an avocado can be a useful addition to a number of dishes for us humans, the same cannot be said for birds. You see, an avocado is like a giant piece of poison for a bird, so you would not exactly be helping it out by apparently giving it something to eat. The reason why it is acting as a poison to a bird is because an avocado contains something called persin which is actually a toxin. However, it is a toxin that is perfectly harmless to us humans and we can eat them all day without it giving us any cause for concern. It is also true that dogs and cats appear to be immune to this poison as well, but sadly the same cannot be said for either birds or cattle where the toxin will attack their system and could prove to be deadly. "Top Tip: If a police officer pulls you over, do not tell him/her, “I find you very attractive...and that's not just the booze talking!”" Advice Rich Man, Poor Man, a 1976 adaptation of a bestselling Irwin Shaw novel, was one of the first TV miniseries. Four-hundred-million years ago there were about 22 hours in a day on Earth.


Type:Technology
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THREE LAYERS OF BEHAVIOR CHANG
Catagory:Education
Author:James Clear
Posted Date:03/18/2025
Posted By:utopia online

The first layer is changing your outcomes. This level is concerned with changing your results: losing weight, publishing a book, winning a championship. Most of the goals you set are associated with this level of change. The second layer is changing your process. This level is concerned with changing your habits and systems: implementing a new routine at the gym, decluttering your desk for better workflow, developing a meditation practice. Most of the habits you build are associated with this level. The third and deepest layer is changing your identity. This level is concerned with changing your beliefs: your worldview, your self-image, your judgments about yourself and others. Most of the beliefs, assumptions, and biases you hold are associated with this level. Outcomes are about what you get. Processes are about what you do. Identity is about what you believe. When it comes to building habits that last—when it comes to building a system of 1 percent improvements—the problem is not that one level is “better” or “worse” than another. All levels of change are useful in their own way. The problem is the direction of change. Many people begin the process of changing their habits by focusing on what they want to achieve. This leads us to outcome-based habits. The alternative is to build identity-based habits. With this approach, we start by focusing on who we wish to become. James Clear *** “In 1719 certain prisoners in Paris were allowed to go free if they married prostitutes and moved to Louisiana.” “The state capital of Arizona moved four different times before finally settling in Phoenix.”


Type:Technology
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Skin Cells Everywhere
Catagory:Facts
Author:BILL O’NEILL
Posted Date:03/17/2025
Posted By:utopia online

It is estimated that the average human body has 1.6 trillion skin cells. Obviously, this can vary by size, but it still averages about 16% of your entire body’s cells. Whether you realize it or not, you’re losing skin cells every day. A whopping 30 or 40 thousand skin cells fall off every hour. That means, each day, you’re losing nearly a million skin cells. Skin cells go everywhere. They become dust and debris. The average person sheds over 8 pounds of dead skin each year. These dead skin cells are called the stratum corneum, and they fall off to make room for a new layer of cells that are growing underneath. It’s a process that no one notices or feels, but it's happening every minute of every day.


Type:Technology
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A Madrigal
Catagory:Phoeme
Author:William Shakespeare
Posted Date:03/17/2025
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Crabbed Age and Youth Cannot live together: Youth is full of pleasance, Age is full of care; Youth like summer morn, Age like winter weather; Youth like summer brave, Age like winter bare: Youth is full of sports, Age's breath is short, Youth is nimble, Age is lame: Youth is hot and bold, Age is weak and cold, Youth is wild, and Age is tame: - Age, I do abhor thee; Youth, I do adore thee; O! my Love, my Love is young! Age, I do defy thee O sweet shepherd, hie thee, For methinks thou stay'st too long. William Shakespeare ******************************************************** Two boys are arguing when the teacher enters the classroom. The teacher says, “What are you two arguing about?” One boy answers, “We found a ten-dollar bill and decided whoever tells the biggest lie gets to keep it.” “You two should be ashamed of yourselves,” said the teacher. “When I was your age, I didn’t even know what a lie was.” The boys looked at each other and handed the ten dollars to the teacher.


Type:Technology
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A plan land after losing Roof
Catagory:Reading
Author:-
Posted Date:03/14/2025
Posted By:utopia online

On April 28, 1988, a seemingly routine, 35-minute flight from Hilo to Honolulu turns into terror when an 18-foot-long section of the upper fuselage suddenly tears off Aloha Airlines Flight 243. The explosive decompression and roof loss sweep flight attendant Clarabelle “C.B.” Lansing off the Boeing 737, send freezing winds of hurricane force through the cabin, and leave passengers in the first five rows of the plane completely exposed to the sky. According to the Washington Post, the twin-engine, 110-seat Boeing 737-200 jet was halfway into a 40-minute flight when it suddenly lost cabin pressure. The ceiling of the Boeing 737 was torn off, and a large section of its fuselage then followed, exposing passengers to the extreme winds at 24,000 feet over the Pacific Ocean. Disaster struck when flight attendant Clarabelle Lansing, who was serving the passengers, was sucked through the opening. The rest of the crew and passengers were left screaming in horror and were convinced that the plane ''was going to fall apart before the pilot could land it.'' Reference https://www.ndtv.com/feature/the-miracle-story-of-how-a-us-plane-landed-safely-after-losing-its-roof-mid-flight-4592426


Type:Technology
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A SYSTEM OF ATOMIC HABITS
Catagory:Education
Author:James Clear
Posted Date:03/13/2025
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If you’re having trouble changing your habits, the problem isn’t you. The problem is your system. Bad habits repeat themselves again and again notbecause you don’t want to change, but because you have the wrong system for change.You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems. Focusing on the overall system, rather than a single goal, is one of the core themes of this book. It is also one of the deeper meanings behind the word atomic. By now, you’ve probably realized that an atomic habit refers to a tiny change, a marginal gain, a 1 percent improvement. But atomic habits are not just any old habits, however small. They are little habits that are part of a larger system. Just as atoms are the building blocks of molecules, atomic habits are the building blocks of remarkable results. Habits are like the atoms of our lives. Each one is a fundamental unit that contributes to your overall improvement. At first, these tiny routines seem insignificant, but soon they build on each other and fuel bigger wins that multiply to a degree that far outweighs the cost of their initial investment. They are both small and mighty. This is the meaning of the phrase atomic habits a regular practice or routine that is not only small and easy to do, but also the source of incredible power; a component of the system of compound growth.


Type:Technology
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Father of Laughing
Catagory:Biography
Author:-
Posted Date:03/10/2025
Posted By:utopia online

Charlie Chaplin, who brought laughter to millions worldwide as the silent "Little Tramp" clown, had the type of deprived childhood that one would expect to find in a Dickens novel. Born in East Street, Walworth, and London on 16 April, 1889, Charles Spencer Chaplin was the son of a music hall singer and his wife. Charlie Chaplin's parents divorced early in his life, with his father providing little to no support, either financial or otherwise, leaving his mother to support them as best she could. Chaplin's mother Hannah was the brightest spot in Charlie's childhood; Formerly an actor on stage, she had lost her ability to perform, and managed to earn a subsistence living for herself, Charlie, and Charlie's older half¬ brother Sidney by sewing. She was an integral part of Charlie's young life, and he credited her with much of his success. Sadly, she slowly succumbed to mental illness, and by the time that Charlie was 7 years old, she was confined to an asylum; Charlie and Sidney were relegated to a workhouse (a government facility for orphaned and abandoned children) ¬¬ not for the last time. After 2 months, she was released, and the family was happily reunited, for a time. In later years, she was readmitted for an 8¬month stretch later, during which time Charlie lived with his alcoholic father and stepmother, in a strained environment. Sidney left home first, working first on a sailing ship, and later on the stage, opening the door for Charlie to follow in his footsteps later. Young Charlie felt more alone than ever without the presence of his brother, his closest friend and confidant. However, there was a bright spot as well in Chaplin's 9th year ¬¬ he toured with a stage company, the 8 Lancashire Lads, with a kindhearted couple who led the troupe, and gave Chaplin his first taste of stage life. He also met a young Stan Laurel as part of the troupe. At the age of 12, Charlie's father died quite young. At the age of 14, Charlie's mother is readmitted to the asylum, while Sidney is out of town on an extended trip. Charlie provides for himself as best he can, desperate to avoid returning to the workhouse, until Sydney returns home. With Sidney's return, young Chaplin's luck begins to turn for the better. He wins a part in the stage play "Jim, A Romance of Cockney" to glowing reviews. Later in the same year, he earns the part of Billy in a stage adaptation of "Sherlock Holmes," again to sterling reviews, and tours with the company playing that part. The tour continues through the next year, and Hannah is again released, seemingly in her right mind. All seems to begoing well, until Hannah relapses, and is institutionalized for the next 7 years; Charlie is 16 years old. 1919 was a year of both great gains and losses for Charlie. One of his most popular short films, Sunnyside, is released ¬¬ demonstrating a degree of both pathos and comedy mixed together to a high degree. Chaplin had been slowly moving the Little Tramp towards this more balanced characterization for some time ¬¬ and now Charlie the tramp is maturing. Sadly, Charlie the human being suffered a terrible loss, as his & Mildred's infant child is born, horribly deformed, and dies after only 3 days. Charlie sought solace in his work, alienating his wife even more. In that same year, he formed United Artists with his closest friend Douglas Fairbanks and Fairbanks' wife, screen legend Mary Pickford ¬¬ in a successful effort to keep the major studios from monopolizing and controlling all aspects of production. In December of that year, A Day's Pleasure was released, dealing with a happy family trying to enjoy a quiet day at the beach ¬¬ somewhat ironically, considering the state of Charlie Chaplin's personal life at that stage. But something new was on the horizon ¬¬ Charlie Chaplin had begun production of The Kid. In 1974, Charlie Chaplin published another book, 'My Life in Pictures.' The next year, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, and became Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin. In 1977, Charlie Chaplin passed away, on Christmas Day. He left behind grieving family and friends, and millions of fans worldwide.


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