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This is the second post in a four-part series. As I mentioned here, each month in 2011, a series on a different topic will be posted every Wednesday. Check out Get Anything Done, Part I

In Part I I talked about the importance of mentally simplifying the things you need to do in order to Get Anything Done. Projects, tasks, to-do’s aren’t complicated, they are simple.

Complication gives you clouds and shades of gray…

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Too often we give up on our dreams. It’s too easy to just let them slide away and fade into oblivion. This is a great quote because we can achieve what we want to achieve, but we have to understand that dreams don’t happen to people that are more fortunate or lucky. Your dream comes reality when you believe in it and commit a lot of time to it. Many things are a function of one simple thing – time. Put in the time and keep your dreams alive!

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It’s typically around the New Year when people take a step back to reflect on the year, life, and generalities of what might lie ahead in the future. I certainly do. By reflecting on the things you deem uniquely important to your life – you are doing a great and positive thing for yourself.

So, this blog is all about getting inspired to do better. Life has it’s ups and downs – and on f.i.t. – that’s not something I try and avoid, but conquer.

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Everybody, friends, readers – wouldn’t you say too many people are cool with Ellen…

“I really don’t think I need buns of steel. I’d be happy with buns of cinnamon.” ~Ellen DeGeneres

And more people need to hang with Carol?

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Ahh, there’s nothing like the promise of a fresh start, right? We all need a fresh start from time to time – and there’s no better time than the turn of a year’s past with a new one on the immediate horizon for a fresh start. In life, staying fresh in whatever it is that you do is important and necessary for growth. So, if you’ve had a fantastic 2010 or a rotten 2010, take a minute and throw it out the window. Without even reflecting, you know what you’ve learned. The good, the bad – we all have a certain degree of both in our lives.