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Article Check - Living Your Values, Part II
There are times when you have an urgent requirement of cash, and you desperately want to procure a loan in a short span of time. Such cases may occur if you are required to pay medical bills for any treatment which you or your family has undergone, or for paying university fees before the deadline.In such circumstances quick unsecured personal loans can be availed for meeting your exact needs. There are private lenders in the UK who understands the urgency of the borrowers and take all the pains in procuring loans faster. Unsecured loans are processed fast as the valuation of collateral is absent in this case.As it is unsecured loans, you don’t have to put your property as collateral. So, the best part with this loan type is that you don’t have the threat of repossession of your property. In addition to this, less paper work is involved which makes the entire loan process easy to procure. Though, the documentation process can’t be ignored, but lenders take necessary steps in order to process it faster.For getting a good loan deal, you need to apply for a quick unsecured loan online. Every loan site has an appli
A QUERY LETTER is written to an editor or agent to describe a piece of writing to ask if they'd like to see it. It is sent in lieu of an unsolicited (unasked for) manuscript. (A COVER letter is a letter sent to ACCOMPANY a manuscript.)Before you write a query letter, check to see if the agent/editor offers guidelines to writers - make sure you are targeting the right market for your writing. (Many publishers now have guidelines on the Internet.)Also check your Writer's Marketplace guide.New York agent Don Maass, in his interview with Writing For Success, offered these guidelines on writing a query letter: "Make sure your query letter is brief and businesslike. I really recommend the four-paragraph query letter as follows:FIRST PARAGRAPHSay something like: 'I'm looking for a literary agent for my mystery series.' What more do you need to say than that? The agent thinks: Okay, so what is this series?SECOND PARAGRAPHThe second paragraph is a description of the property that you're offering. All I really care about is the story. Does the story have an interesting commercial premise? If you don't have the knack of coming up with a neat hook or a pithy, strong pitc
In Part I of this two-part series, you learned a step-by-step process for eliciting and prioritizing your personal values. Now in Part II, we'll explore how to live with integrity to your values, using them to make decisions and take action.
Using Your Values to Make Decisions
Once you know and understand your personal values, you can consult them whenever you need to make a key decision. Should you accept the new job you've been offered? Should you pursue a new relationship now? How much time should you spend with your family? These can be tough decisions without a clear right or wrong answer. You may choose to answer them differently at different points in your life.
Your values list provides a shortcut for making these decisions intelligently. When you're confronted with such a decision, you pull out your list and check the prioritization of values. Then ask yourself, "What would a person with these values choose to do in this situation?" It's usually the prioritization of your values that will answer the question.
For example, if you're offered a job promotion that will shift your work weeks from 40 hours to 60 hours but double your salary, should you take it? If values like success and achievement are at the top of your list, you'll probably say yes. If freedom and family are at the top, you'll likely decline the promotion. By clarifying your values, you've already done the hard thinking required to discover what's most important to you. So now when you're confronted with such decisions, you're able to reduce them to a values comparison, and the final decision falls into place. If the promotion equates to increased success but reduced peace in your mind, then you can compare those values to learn whether it's
Good tuition classes for our kids' studies would be rare and expensive all over the world. Even if our kids are bright students they need some nurturing and before hand training for which they are going to learn in school.Once they learn before their performance would be better than ever and the teacher in school notices their improvement and they gain a confidence which makes them to shine brighter.Even though every stage of the kid’s life require different types of coaching the above said method is fundamental of all. We must coach them as they like. In children’s view their classes should give a feel at home, nurturing, triggering their passion, very interesting, innovative etc. Teacher should be friendly but firm. We may make them attentive in class by conduction periodical progress measuring and parents meeting.For instance for kindergarten children we may nurture them with following techniques such as storybooks, puppets, coloring sheets, posters, flashcards, puzzles, games, songs, painting, creating letter books, making alphabet collages, flannel board stories, file folder games, computer games and software, bulletin boards by creating and adding variety to our theme, we can ensure that child
Once you know and understand your personal values, you can consult them whenever you need to make a key decision. Should you accept the new job you've been offered? Should you pursue a new relationship now? How much time should you spend with your family? These can be tough decisions without a clear right or wrong answer. You may choose to answer them differently at different points in your life.
Your values list provides a shortcut for making these decisions intelligently. When you're confronted with such a decision, you pull out your list and check the prioritization of values. Then ask yourself, "What would a person with these values choose to do in this situation?" It's usually the prioritization of your values that will answer the question.
For example, if you're offered a job promotion that will shift your work weeks from 40 hours to 60 hours but double your salary, should you take it? If values like success and achievement are at the top of your list, you'll probably say yes. If freedom and family are at the top, you'll likely decline the promotion. By clarifying your values, you've already done the hard thinking required to discover what's most important to you. So now when you're confronted with such decisions, you're able to reduce them to a values comparison, and the final decision falls into place. If the promotion equates to increased success but reduced peace in your mind, then you can compare those values to learn whether it's
The motive of all nature is movement, that movement has a purpose, it’s purpose is to evolve and it evolves always at the border of chaos and order. Although we may dream of an ordered life, business or relationship, such an animal does not exist, we, like all of nature must evolve. We are a part of something far greater than our wishes and therefore are subordinate to the law of evolution – growth.But what is growth? Is it more money, more cars, more love, more knowledge? These may well be the human measures of growth, but to nature, the universe, that are flotsam on the surface of water. The true measure of growth can only be seen in love. Remember, if you are always right, you’ll be alone at night.We are evolving whether we choose it or not. Nature has a plan. The universe is expanding, and so are we. This expansion is not random, but follows a certain order. This is the evolution of life, your life, and the second law of nature ensures this path will be followed.That all things must evolve brings forth some of the most wicked experiences on earth. A Tsunami, an earth quake, a fire, the extinction of specie, all these things are not random events but form a part of a very predictable and unc
Your values list provides a shortcut for making these decisions intelligently. When you're confronted with such a decision, you pull out your list and check the prioritization of values. Then ask yourself, "What would a person with these values choose to do in this situation?" It's usually the prioritization of your values that will answer the question.
For example, if you're offered a job promotion that will shift your work weeks from 40 hours to 60 hours but double your salary, should you take it? If values like success and achievement are at the top of your list, you'll probably say yes. If freedom and family are at the top, you'll likely decline the promotion. By clarifying your values, you've already done the hard thinking required to discover what's most important to you. So now when you're confronted with such decisions, you're able to reduce them to a values comparison, and the final decision falls into place. If the promotion equates to increased success but reduced peace in your mind, then you can compare those values to learn whether it's
When people are buying a home, especially first time home buyers, they often get caught up in an overwhelming whirlwind of emotion and in the excitement of anticipation of home ownership often overlook the need for property inspection. It costs a couple hundred dollars to get a professional property inspection but it may well be worth the money. An intelligent way to write a purchase offer is with a clause that says:“This offer subject to professional property inspection acceptable to buyer”Having been in the real estate and mortgage business for a number of years, I know that most people who read this advice will not act on it. Nope, people will do what people will do. Knowing that, I have a tip to give you that, if you don’t use, makes you a pretty foolish person and it is this:Write all your offers on home with the following clause:“This offer subject to roof inspection acceptable to buyer”Besides the foundation, The roof is one of the most expensive repair jobs a home may require and the roof is often the most overlooked part of a home, especially important on older existing housing. But the key to a roof inspection is they can be free! How you ask? Simple, write your o
For example, if you're offered a job promotion that will shift your work weeks from 40 hours to 60 hours but double your salary, should you take it? If values like success and achievement are at the top of your list, you'll probably say yes. If freedom and family are at the top, you'll likely decline the promotion. By clarifying your values, you've already done the hard thinking required to discover what's most important to you. So now when you're confronted with such decisions, you're able to reduce them to a values comparison, and the final decision falls into place. If the promotion equates to increased success but reduced peace in your mind, then you can compare those values to learn whether it's
In my previous article describing how governments are using the doctrine of eminent domain the steal private property from legal owners, I related the tale of the Gateway Motor Speedway and its' shennanigans in concert with the Southwestern Illinois Development Authority (SWIDA) to seize property for a parking lot. Well, it seems that the organizations that run race tracks find the government a wonderful conduit for predatory land acquisition.The State of Kansas has has become one of the most egregious offenders as they have allowed the Kansas Motor Speedway to shanghai private property it wanted, among many others. http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascitystar/5956229.htmIn Topeka, a contractor lost his business to clear the way for a Target distribution center. There may be some resistance forming in Kansas though, in Merriam, voters gave four City Council incumbents their walking papers in 1999, largely because of their stand on eminent domain.Even worse is the State of Michigan where eminent domain has been used to take private property from its rightful owners to build casinos and even private housing. In Detroit, a new GM plant sits where hundreds of small businesses and private hom
Remember that this is only one of many paradigms for making decisions. As such it has limitations, but you should find that it brings clarity to your decision-making.
Achieving Alignment
Whenever your values shift, you may find it necessary to realign the various parts of your life to restore them to a state of harmony with your values. If success is your #1 personal value, then it will be important for you to experience it in abundance. Success for you may equate to a successful career, a high income, a fulfilling relationship, and a healthy body. Ask yourself what parts of your life are misaligned with your top values, and consider how to bring them into full alignment.
When you notice a misalignment between your reality and your values, you have two basic options to restore alignment.
First, you can adapt the situation to restore alignment. So if health is your top value, and you realize you've been keeping too much junk food in your house, you can modify your kitchen to fit your new health value, phasing out the junk and restocking with healthier choices.
Secondly, you can remove yourself from the situation and start fresh to create alignment from scratch. If you find yourself in a relationship where you definitely want to have children and your boyfriend or girlfriend definitely doesn't want chi
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