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1. Inner motivation.

2. The value of high standards.

3. Chunking down goals to small achievable steps.

4. Combining present and future time frames (dealing with now while visualizing future goals’ achievement).

5. Personal involvement.

6. Self-to-self comparisons instead of self-to-others.

From NLP Comprehensive’s NLP: The New Technology of Achievement, the best NLP primer second only to Anthony Robbins’ Unlimited Power: The New Science Of Personal Achievement.

Power Notes is a collection of notes on personal development I made over the years that I recently dug up and thought would be cool to share. All steps have been taken to credit the correct sources as much as possible.