Bryan C. Fleming

The clothes we wear speak volumes about us. It indicates our social status, makes statements about our likes, dislikes, and tastes. Consider this the next time you have a business meeting, job interview, or show up to work. What do you want to get out of these events? A promotion? A job? A new Client?

The next time you’re getting dressed for such an event, try this trick:

As you read the words below your mind will form a mental picture of that word. Focus on the picture your mind creates:

Apple

Tree

Rolls Royce

Mansion

Successful Business Person

When you read “Successful Business Person” what did you picture? That’s exactly how you should dress.

Welcome to the July 17, 2006 edition of personal growth carnival.

It’s been a busy week with lots of submissions. There’s a lot of great writing going on out there. So here we go!

First I’d like to introduce Jerry Lopper with Believe in an Easy Life. This is a quick read on positive thinking. Next up is Peter Kua who has an interesting perspective on Innovation. Dave Cheong has a nice piece on 8 simple things you can do to encourage others.

Christine Kane has an excellent idea that I may beging trying myself. You should her read her article called Have an Adventure Day. I won’t spoil her surprise but it’s an extraordinary plan.
Joanne Hay has been up writing late into the night with her post on Bev’s rave. From her writing style you can tell she’s deep thinker.Jeannie Bauer brings up a good point about how we look at failing. I found her article on A Defeat is Not a Failure a very good read.
If you’ve read David Allen’s book “Getting Things Done”, then My Bubble Life has some interesting thoughts about his system.

Finally we can’t forget David Lorenzo presenting an article on 10 traits of achievers. Do you have them? Find out at the Career Intensity Blog - David V. Lorenzo

That concludes this edition. Keep the submissions comming, they’re a great resource for all my readers. Submit your blog article to the next edition of personal growth carnival using my carnival submission form.

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I had a conversation with a 14 old boy named Max the other day. He’s a pretty typical kid. He has two brothers and sister. He rides dirt bikes.

Look at his words. Read them carefully. If you want to know where the world is headed listen to kids. They are the future. Sites like http://www.youtube.com will forever change entertainment once these kids grow up.