Simpleology Hints, Tips, and Tricks

• Dealing With Too Many Items On Daily Targets
• Notes on the repetition in the training - Look in the comments. Readers speak for and against the repetition in the belt training.
  • Example response on this issue:
    • A word about repetition. It is one of the least appreciated and most life changing choices we can make. There are deep muscle and mind memories developed, even if you think its “simple” or have some other judgement about it. Everyone has habits that lead us to do what we spend our time on every day. Its said that most people do the same things in the same way everyday. That they go to the same restaurants, visit the same places, etc. etc. Its another real live application of the Pareto principle (80/20).
    • If you skip ahead or think about your reaction to the training video repetition, then you are not doing the training. Your mind is focused on your objections or reactions. It has been shown over and over again that mastery is achieved after spending 10,000 hours actually DOING the activity. If you are annoyed or dissatisfied with the presentation, then you are not focused on just doing it and trusting it is having a deeper impact that you realize.
    • Will Mark and his crew keep working to improve it? I have absolute trust that they will. But that is a separate discussion from the impact of going through the routine day in and day out, and keeping your streak going. Trust that it is having an impact, and observe your thoughts to keep them clear and focused.
    • That’s my take on it this morning. Thank you.

Is there a feature for shared lists?

Use case: Working with a client to use Simpleology, and take an inventory of various things about the clients business, help them set up HIME lists for business growth ideas, for example books that could be written to support various aspects of the business.

• Google queries
  • simpleology shared list
• Simpleology blog - what people really want for Christmas
  • Christmas lists - find out what people want ask someone to create a Christmas list
  • Publishing a list to the web to share with others