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Jan 06 2009

Setting Yourself Up For Outrageous Success By Lenore Miller

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Setting Yourself Up For Outrageous Success By Lenore Miller

It is often said we overestimate what we can do in one year and underestimate what we can do in 10.

So when we set those New Year’s resolutions to loose 50kgs (110 pounds), quit smoking, exercise daily, make our first million or whatever else your heart desires, we often set ourselves up for failure, not success. Why do I say this? Well how many times have you set goals at New Year’s and by January 31 you’re already feeling like a failure? I have certainly done this in the past.

In early 2007 I found my goal book from 2002. I had laid out my goals with pictures and inspirational words, lots of colour and enthusiasm. When I started to look through this book I realised that whilst I hadn’t achieved many of these goals during 2002, I had achieved all of them by the time I was looking at the book in early 2007, five years later. How do you think I felt? I was excited. This meant I had always been on track; I had just underestimated how long some of the goals would take me, or maybe I had lessons to learn along the way that would help me achieve these goals.

So do I still set goals? You bet I do, and I set them for this year with a vision for where I want to be in five and 10 years.

I decide who I want to be now (and in 10 years from now) and what I want to achieve in all areas of my life, then I go about setting my goals for the next year that will lead me towards my 10-year vision. For example, if I want to be fit, vital and healthy in 10 year’s time (which I do), I may set a goal to exercise four times a week, shed 20 kilos (44 pounds) and source more organic produce to use in our home. Then when I get to the end of the year, having shed 12 kilos, exercised on average 2-3 times per week and 50 per cent of our household food is organic, then am I successful or not?

In the old system of setting one-year goals I would feel like I had not achieved all I wanted and would have felt a failure. However, I am still on track to my 10-year goal. I am exercising more, I have certainly leaned up and I am moving toward my 80 per cent organic lifestyle.

So even when you feel a little off track or you are not reaching your goal as quickly as you’d like, remember the only time we fail is when we give up. Off track does not mean failure - it just means you need to refocus and there may be other things you need to learn or do first before you can achieve that goal.

The important thing is to notice your progress and the changes you have already made toward your goal or vision.

Outrageously Healthy Tip: Decide where you want to be in 10 years and the kind of person you need to become to achieve that goal. Then work backwards: who do I need to be to achieve that vision and what would that person need to do? Start fleshing out the small steps you can take today, tomorrow and over the next year.

Lenore Miller is the Creator and Founder of http://www.outrageouslyhealthy.com She brings together both tools of the conscious and unconscious mind to help you create the Outrageously Healthy Life you deserve. You can listen to Lenore’s expert interviews by becoming a FREE member of outrageouslyhealthy.com, where you will hear authorities speak on everything from fuelling your body and exercising efficiently, to motivation and having a wardrobe that has you feeling fabulous. She also offers you the opportunity to work at an unconscious level by participating in group and individual coaching calls.

Lenore is a Keynote Speaker, Result Coach and NLP Practitioner and she holds a Bachelor of Social Science and a Diploma in Relationship counselling.

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Jan 05 2009

Tuition Free College - What’s the Best Kept Secret in Education? By B Von Ahlin

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For many prospective college students, tuition can be a make-or-break factor in the final decision. What if there were a tuition free college? Thankfully, there are many schools around the world that do just that.

A tuition free college is able to sustain itself through government subsidiaries, thus dropping the tuition cost.

Nevertheless, there are still some costs involved in attending a tuition free university, such as room & board, books, etc. This can be covered in most cases, as many tuition free college 
allow students to work while in school.

A lot of tuition free college are in Europe, where this educational scheme has a long and successful history.One example of a tuition free college is the Jonkoping International Business School. Located in Sweden, the Jonkoping International Business School is an urban university that offers degrees in informatics, economics, business administration, commercial law, and political science. Bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees are offered, and most of the classes are in English. The school is relatively small, with a total enrollment of about 2000 students, of which 25% are international students.

Just like the Jonkoping International Business School, many other tuition free college have strong English support due to the extensive number of international students. Not all of these academic establishments focus on business though. There is a wide range of degrees and programs offered around the world, including computer science, IT, and engineering degrees.

In addition, such high programs such as medical school are offered. In order to participate in a free study abroad, be aware that a list of prerequisites awaits you. First things first, any prospective student needs to contact the embassy of the host country to acquire a student visa. Secondly, make sure to check with the university regarding any entry exams or grade requirements. All in all, the ambition of attending college shouldn’t be hampered with tuition, and in the case of the many tuition free universities around the world, it doesn’t have to be.

B. von Ahlin is a former teacher with a Masters degree in education who attended advanced degree studies all over the world. Don’t apply to any college or university until you’ve learned more about tuition free collegefacts. Visit our website to find out more. Get hard-to-find information, lists of school and more on tuition free college, universities and degrees to live the lifestyle you desire.

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Jan 05 2009

Top Education in Less Time - The Benefit of Earning a Bachelor Degree in Australia Or New Zealand By Susan Slobac

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A typical undergraduate program in North America requires four years for completion and includes a selection of electives as well as required core classes relevant to the field of study. While this path does provide a solid education, some students may prefer a different approach in working toward their undergraduate degree. Australia and New Zealand both offer viable alternatives well worth consideration. With their unique approach to curriculum structure and focus, New Zealand and Australia undergraduate programs deliver an outstanding education and an ideal alternative for students that prefer such flexibility.

Making the Most of Your Time

North American universities typically require four years of work to earn a bachelor degree. Australia and New Zealand universities, however, offer many undergraduate programs that only require three years to complete. At first glance, one may wonder how it is possible to receive a comparable education in less time at these colleges. Because there are considerable differences in the curriculum focus and structure between a North America and New Zealand or Australia undergraduate program, it is in fact quite possible.

Australia and New Zealand undergraduate programs are highly specialized. Rather than require the completion of a set number of electives unrelated to the core field of study, these programs instead require students to focus entirely upon classes in their discipline. As a result, students have a greater amount of time to become immersed in their selected field of study, yet need less time to meet the requirements of an undergraduate degree. New Zealand and Australian universities, as a result, prepare students for real world application of their studies more expediently.

It should be noted, however, that some specialized and professional degree programs do require a fourth year, an example would be an engineering undergraduate degree. New Zealand and Australia colleges also offer 4th year program called a Bachelor of Honors. This involves a research-focused year and is made available to students who performed well in their undergraduate programs. Students typically apply for this extended program upon completion of their Australia or New Zealand undergraduate degree.

How Do the Programs Compare?

While they offer appealing time requirements for a bachelor degree, Australia and New Zealand universities also offer unparalleled academic programs. In fact, these institutions are recognized around the world for excellence in teaching methods, curriculum standards and implementation of degree programs. Students can feel absolute confidence in the value and quality of their studies when earning an undergraduate degree in Australia or New Zealand.

Susan Slobac advises college students on study abroad opportunities in the South Pacific region. She specializes in providing guidance about Australia undergraduate degree programs as well as those in New Zealand.

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Jan 05 2009

Get Ready For the Test - College CLEP Study Aids By Susan Slobac

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It is a simple matter to study for the CLEP when you have taken the preliminary steps needed to succeed. The advantages of college CLEP study are numerous: you can earn in two hours of work the same number of college credits you might have had you sat through an introductory college course for three months and up to a year. It is also usually much cheaper to take the CLEP than it is to pay for sitting in a college classroom. There are a few tips that can help with college CLEP study so that you pass your exams and earn your credits.

The first action you can take to help yourself study for the CLEP is to visit the College Board website. There each of the thirty-four CLEP exams are described, and tips are given for what subject areas you should focus on in order to be adequately prepared for the test. This is the preliminary college CLEP study tip you will want to take care of before advancing to the others.

Many students learn how to study for CLEP exams by looking at both hardcopy and online CLEP study guides. These are a treasure trove of information. Another benefit to getting used to the practice questions that you will find in online CLEP study guides is that you will begin to see what the test could be like, and it helps to reduce any test-taking anxiety you might have concerning this important exam.

Online CLEP study guides come in different varieties; becoming familiar with as many as possible will help you determine the best ways of how to study for CLEP tests so as to benefit your specific learning style. If you are quite comfortable with the subject area of the test, a simple review may be all that you need. In that case, InstantCert is an example of one of the college CLEP study aids that could be of use in this circumstance. This college CLEP study help offers students a series of flash cards with questions, and then after you answer the question you will find out immediately if you are correct, and if not, you will be given the correct answer right away. The speed of learning is dramatically increased when you study for the CLEP by learning the correct answers to the questions; as well, you can make a note of the questions you were not sure of, and then do additional textbook reading in those specific areas, thus speeding up your learning curve by focusing only on the areas where you need to brush up your knowledge.

Full-length practice exams are also available. After trying all of these methods, you can determine how to study for CLEP exams in a way that works best for you.

Susan Slobac counsels students on methods for college CLEP study and writes extensively regarding how to study for the CLEP.

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Jan 05 2009

Study Abroad Programs and Scholarships By Vishal Bansal

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For all those who are fascinated by the beauty of the unseen, adventurous enough to explore the mysterious lands and ambitious by nature, study abroad programs become the first choice when it comes to pursuing education. The advancement of technology and increasing liberalization have also elevated education abroad as a viable option for many. However, what has made these programs popular among the students of developing countries and other hitherto marginalized sections of the population is the availability of numerous study abroad scholarships and International fellowships.

Over the years, USA seems to have captured the imagination of the youth who wish to pursue higher education abroad. Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, New Zealand and Singapore are some other places that have witnessed tremendous flow of International students. India and China are two other countries that are attracting a growing number of foreign students at present.

However, taking the decision to go abroad for studies is not an easy one as it involves considerable expenses. But with numerous education loans and scholarships around, it has become much easier today. Most of the countries that seek to attract students from other countries offer scholarships on a wide variety of study abroad programs that may include courses in medicine, engineering, arts and humanities, science, management, law, fashion design & technologies, and various other courses. For example, if you are willing to study in USA, you can think of applying for Fulbright Scholarships, Marshall Scholarships, Miss America Scholarships and so on. In order to qualify for certain scholarships you may have to fulfill certain criteria like merit, need, ethnicity etc.

For specific information on a country’s study abroad programs, it is always helpful to visit the local office of the country embassy or the office of the High Commission. Moreover, certain countries has also opened office specifically to cater to the needs of the International students. Certain good educational websites also provide information about the study abroad programs that are available in a country and other related information. Another option to take the right decision is to go for professional help and visit an experienced education consultant.

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