Five tips for
increasing your standard of living
1. Never expect an outside force to improve your standard of living for you. Increase your standard of living through personal production.
2. Identify your product. If you work for someone and are not sure what your product is, ask your boss what the most important thing you do or can get done on a weekly basis.
3. Find three ways to increase your production speed. Use your ideas until your speed has increased.
4. Find three ways to increase your production quality. Use this idea until your quality improves.
5. Find three ways to increase the amount of production you get done per week. Use this idea until your production volume increases.
Tips of getting ideas for speeches
"Can you do a presentation on next year's forecasts?" asks your manager. "Can you talk about the society's aims?" ask a charity colleague. Sure you can.
1) Stimulate thoughts and ideas: - Staring at a blank piece of paper or a blank screen won't bring ideas to mind. Do something : get your brain working
2) Pick up a magazine: - Choose any article and read it. Try to develop the idea content and see it if could from the basis of speech.
3) Choose a random word: - Open a dictionary and choose word with your finger. Or write down a page number and word number and see what you get. If one word doesn't work, find two words. write one at the top of the page
4) Keep an idea box: - Mine is the box file with articles from magazines, cartoons photos, words, film reviews, names of books, inspirational quotes and anything that might spark my imagination. Shake it up. Choose one and make it the basis of a speech.
5) Think of a famous person: - Choose a famous from history, either at random or by looking to see who was born on the current day. Research that person and explore possible links with an interest of your own.
6) Get ideas from other person: Use every opportunity to sharpen your listening skills. You will be amazed at how many ideas you'll get from your conversations with others. Or simply ask people for ideas: almost everyone will give our at least on suggestion.
7) Pick a quote: - Use a good quote from a book, or try the internet to find a quote to spark an idea.
8) Listen to the radio: - Tune into different programs in the car or during a spare movement.
9) Read widely: - Once you start an idea, develop it as you discover relevant points in related articles.
10) Explore the internet: - It is a great source of material but be wary of believing everything in cyberspace. Donot let an idea go. Don't reject ideas or nip them in the bud, particularly if they don't fit with the objectives of your nest speech. make a note, nurture the idea or it may blossom as material for altar speech
Keep a notebook or file on your computer. Write down ideas as they come, so that you don't forget them. Live and breathe ideas. Start thinking of ideas as soon as you wake up in the morning and throughout the day. Find thinking time. Get away from computer. Go for a walk: enjoy a bath or do anything that stimulates your thoughts. Try silence- some people believe that angels whisper ideas.
11. Make the idea your own: not new, but you: - The biggest problem is that we struggle to find totally new subjects. The reality is that nothing is new. Once you accept that every speech. Remember, the most important thing I so choose a subject you are comfortable with and enjoy. That way you are sure to be yourself and will be more confident in the delivery.
1. Never expect an outside force to improve your standard of living for you. Increase your standard of living through personal production.
2. Identify your product. If you work for someone and are not sure what your product is, ask your boss what the most important thing you do or can get done on a weekly basis.
3. Find three ways to increase your production speed. Use your ideas until your speed has increased.
4. Find three ways to increase your production quality. Use this idea until your quality improves.
5. Find three ways to increase the amount of production you get done per week. Use this idea until your production volume increases.
Tips of getting ideas for speeches
"Can you do a presentation on next year's forecasts?" asks your manager. "Can you talk about the society's aims?" ask a charity colleague. Sure you can.
1) Stimulate thoughts and ideas: - Staring at a blank piece of paper or a blank screen won't bring ideas to mind. Do something : get your brain working
2) Pick up a magazine: - Choose any article and read it. Try to develop the idea content and see it if could from the basis of speech.
3) Choose a random word: - Open a dictionary and choose word with your finger. Or write down a page number and word number and see what you get. If one word doesn't work, find two words. write one at the top of the page
4) Keep an idea box: - Mine is the box file with articles from magazines, cartoons photos, words, film reviews, names of books, inspirational quotes and anything that might spark my imagination. Shake it up. Choose one and make it the basis of a speech.
5) Think of a famous person: - Choose a famous from history, either at random or by looking to see who was born on the current day. Research that person and explore possible links with an interest of your own.
6) Get ideas from other person: Use every opportunity to sharpen your listening skills. You will be amazed at how many ideas you'll get from your conversations with others. Or simply ask people for ideas: almost everyone will give our at least on suggestion.
7) Pick a quote: - Use a good quote from a book, or try the internet to find a quote to spark an idea.
8) Listen to the radio: - Tune into different programs in the car or during a spare movement.
9) Read widely: - Once you start an idea, develop it as you discover relevant points in related articles.
10) Explore the internet: - It is a great source of material but be wary of believing everything in cyberspace. Donot let an idea go. Don't reject ideas or nip them in the bud, particularly if they don't fit with the objectives of your nest speech. make a note, nurture the idea or it may blossom as material for altar speech
Keep a notebook or file on your computer. Write down ideas as they come, so that you don't forget them. Live and breathe ideas. Start thinking of ideas as soon as you wake up in the morning and throughout the day. Find thinking time. Get away from computer. Go for a walk: enjoy a bath or do anything that stimulates your thoughts. Try silence- some people believe that angels whisper ideas.
11. Make the idea your own: not new, but you: - The biggest problem is that we struggle to find totally new subjects. The reality is that nothing is new. Once you accept that every speech. Remember, the most important thing I so choose a subject you are comfortable with and enjoy. That way you are sure to be yourself and will be more confident in the delivery.