It’s the opposite of what you’ve been taught. But you know how I like to Flip It!
He are some times when putting less in really can help you to get more out.
Less negativity in = More positivity out
Less criticism = More room for praise
Less complaining = More time for complementing
Less worry = Finding more confidence
Less moaning = More smiling
Less focusing on self = More focusing on others
Less pointing out bad drivers = More keeping your own eyes on the road
Less doubt = Must give more certainty
Less believing your own BS story = More time to reflect on what’s true
Less time watching TV = More reading
Less over-analysing = More accepting
Less calories in = More leanness out
You must have ideas of where putting less in means you can take more out. Please share yours below and I’ll send a copy of my Sunday Times Number One Best Seller Flip It How to get the best out of everything to my favourite.
Be Brilliant
Michael
PS if you really want to embrace some positivity then take a look at what’s happening on my How to Be Brilliant Facebook group right now. It really is the beacon of positivity.
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Les Dawson = More Laughter
Less rushing around
More time to observe and meet new people.
Less worrying about the past.
More time to plan your future
Less smoking
More money to buy someone flowers.
Love the concept, but… Less complaining, more complimenting 😉.
Less talking about writing a book More writing it.
That can be modified for many activities
Don’t just talk the talk, walk the walk.
Less judgement … more acceptance
Less thought = more peace of mind
Less procrastination = more productivity
Less Hate = More Love
or
Less COVID = More Hugs
Less comparing yourself to others, more feel-good factor!
Less liquids in late in the evening = more uninterrupted sleep (or is it an age thing!)
Less reactive busywork- more proactive productivity
And its cousin: less external stimulation- more internal growth
I tell you what Michael, putting less time into Christmas cards at Christmas time and more time into a good wishes card at Easter instead, seems to have worked well! This year, it appears to have hit the nail on the head after having a winter lockdown, where perhaps people have been more down. I have received such lovely messages, all different, where people have shown such gratitude. When recipients have told me it’s cheered them up / made their day receiving my card/gift – it’s made my day too.
Also, by sending a short email message, along with one of my children’s designs at Christmas, it prompted more reply conversations with people, which was nice.
Christmas time can be a busy time of year as well and I have really enjoyed making the cards/gifts, because I’ve got more free time at this time of year.
Less second-guessing… more honesty
Less comparing…more individuality
Less bad news…more good news please!
And you were doing so well until the last one – surely fewer calories (because unfortunately you can count them), not less.
Less ‘nanny fladging’ – more time to swim (open water obviously! Double whammy, exercise and relaxing)
Less impulse spending on Amazon = more money for planned fun!
Less Excuses=More Results!
Less distractions, more focused productivity!
Less time thinking; more time doing.