The environments that we live in—all 9 of them—either inspire us
or expire us.
They facilitate our success or they detract from our
success. They energize us or they drain us. They relax us or they stress
us.
The good news, writes Jack Canfield, is that we have a lot of control of the environments
that affect us. We can de-clutter our office, create better filing
systems, paint a wall, redecorate a room, clean out the garage, join a
health club, hire a personal trainer, buy a treadmill or some free
weights, join a yoga class, join a mastermind group, move to a new area,
take walks in the park, schedule more time with friends, stop hanging
out with negative people, hire a coach, hire a financial planner, join
an investment club, feng shui your home or apartment, or subscribe to a
positive magazine.
Jack says, "While it is true that our environments exert a lot of
control over our feelings and behavior, we have the power to create
environments that positively impact us."
The only thing you can do to transform an environment is to add
something (a new person, a new piece of equipment, a new belief), delete
something (a negative person, the TV from your bedroom, a self-limiting
belief, clutter), or modify something (paint a room, set a boundary
with a family member, change where you eat dinner).
As you review the 9 environments that constantly
surround you in your life, ask yourself:
"What could I add, delete or
modify in each of these environments that would contribute to my success
or enhance the quality of my life?"
See the full list at www.jackcanfield.com
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