'I am only one,

But still I am one.

I cannot do everything,

But still I can do something;

And because I cannot do
everything

I will not refuse to do the
something that I can do.'

- Edward Everett Hale


I try to use every opportunity to program my mind for super strength and success. It's in the everyday things we do and in each second that passes by that great moments and ideas are born and are the very things that can make all the difference in fast-forwarding ourselves towards the goals in our lives that really matter.

Too many people think they need to allot a bunch of time to think about success and their goals. They feel a need to find a quiet place, the right time, the right mood - and it usually never comes.

By the time they think about scheduling the "right time", they've already passed hundreds of opportunities to program their minds for victory in so many things - the very things that matter to them the most if they could become a reality.

We say so often that the time just flew by and then turn right around and say that time stands still. So which is it?

Time's second hand is always ticking the same relentless beat. It's our minds that interpret it as being fast or slow.

Regardless of whether it's fast or slow, take each second that seems idle to program your mind for success instead of with stupid mind chatter that disempowers us.

For instance, upload several awesomely inspiring photos into your phone for a screensaver. Every time you answer your phone the screensaver will light up and you'll see a picture that inspires you towards a goal, a peak performance moment, a victory snapshot.

Upload several photos that REALLY inspire you deeply and represent things that make you move towards just by the image they represent - pictures that inspire action and ideas. If you have the skills, put text on a photo with an editing application that states your victory in capitals. Sure, you might not have a large screen, but a postage stamp often gets a powerful message across even with its size - and most phones are quite a bit bigger, right?

Every time you answer the phone, you'd want your voice to exhibit optimal strength and confidence anyway, right? We'll here's a flickering moment of opportunity to program your mind towards success that doesn't take a lot of time and is super powerful. Instead of faking it without a truly empowering picture in your mind, you might as well feel it and see something that affects you deeply and that's genuine, right?

Think of how many times a day you pick up your cell phone. Now what if a really inspiring photo flashed in front of your psyche every time? It would probably affect you deeply over time and seem like that "unobtainable" goal is becoming real. Remember why advertisers continually put short powerful segments in front of you - to program your mind with Their stuff so you'll take action!

Claim some of those precious moments for yourself to see your own pictures of success and victories. Empower yourself and program your mind and mental focus toward things that are important to YOU. Otherwise those moments that could have been yours are owned by an advertiser who has captured megabits of your mind by constant powerful and suggestive repetition.

Turn the tables and give yourself short and powerful advertisements to improve your strength and success. Have the photos change on a predetermined schedule or change them manually. But do it often and make them powerful and inspiring. When the phone rings and you see the picture, answer the phone as if someone is calling to congratulate you for your success in the picture you see in your hands.

I even have gone so far as to change my ring tones into funny and inspiring voices.

Each day we all have seemingly mindless moments that we can turn into empowering success programming. See and hear your victory often - and you'll own it.

You're in good company when you think this way. You'll find that many of the greatest Olympic athletes mind set was to rise from bed and go to sleep at night with pictures of their success taped to their ceiling.

To Your Strength and Mastery,
Garin Bader