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Never tear down anything unless you are prepared to build something better in its place.
Napoleon Hill's Thought For The DayThis rule applies to both individuals and things. It's easy to criticize other people thoughtlessly for their shortcomings, and equally easy to find fault in their work or in situations that are not to your liking. It is far more difficult to be a builder of people and to create works of art, useful products, or profitable businesses. Make sure you are a builder, not a destroyer of people and things. When you criticize the actions or work of others-your children, your employees, or others for whom you are responsible-make sure your criticisms are positive and directed at the act, or the opportunity for improvement, not the individual. Include specific suggestions for their application and focus on the potential for success. Have you been inspired by Dr. Hill's words? To subscribe to Napoleons Hill's Thought For The Day please visit http://www.naphill.org/tftd/join.asp ?Quires la Reflexion de hoy de la Fundacion Napoleon Hill en Espanol? Por mas informacion visita http://www.nhftoday.com/phplist/?p=subscribe&id=2 por favor.
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January 2010's Most Popular Posts
This month we showed you the best times to buy anything, all year round, highlighted a better way to tie your shoes, discussed some problems with the Apple iPad, and a whole lot more. Here's a quick look back.
- The Best Times to Buy Anything, All Year Round
You're always hearing about off-season, post-peak times to save money on purchases and food, but it always arrives too late. We've compiled a timeline and lots of best-time-to-buy suggestions into one post to help you plan a more frugal 2010. - The Problem with the Apple iPad
Yesterday, Steve Jobs worked his charm, attempting to wow the world with the Apple iPad, a new, super-slim computer he touted as the missing link between iPhones and laptops. It's an undeniably beautiful device, but it also represents some serious problems. - Five Best DVD-Ripping Tools
You pay good money for your DVDs, but they're hardly the only format you need these days. These five ripping tools ensure you can back them up, keep them on your media server, and load them on your favorite portable player. - Ditch the Granny Knot to Tie Your Shoes More Efficiently
The difference between shoes tied with a balanced, neat, and self-tightening knot versus those tied with an unbalanced, sloppy, and loose knot, is all in how you make your first loop. - Pack a Gun to Protect Valuables from Airline Theft or Loss
If you don't like your bags being out of your sight and it makes you uncomfortable to think that airline workers are rifling through your stuff, you can take advantage of the TSA's own security rules by-eek-packing a gun. - How to Put Your PC to Good Use While You're Sleeping
The great part about your computer is that—unlike you—it doesn't require any sleep. Take advantage of your PC's insomnia by automating time- and processor-intensive tasks while you're counting sheep. - Your Passwords Aren't As Secure As You Think; Here's How to Fix That
If you allow applications to save your passwords, anyone with physical access to your PC can decode them unless you're properly encrypting them—and chances are pretty good you're not. - Five Best Email Clients
Email as a technology has been around for decades, and thanks to wide spread adoption and popularity, it isn't in danger of disappearing. Check out the five most popular email clients to help you wrangle your email. - Browser Speed Tests: Firefox 3.6, Chrome 4, Opera 10.5, and Extensions
Firefox 3.6 is out, Chrome's stable version got a big upgrade, and Opera 10.5 is inching toward release. It's a great time for us to break out the timer, process manager, and code tracker for some up-to-date browser speed tests.
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Where will you be ten years from now if you keep on going the way you are going?
Napoleon Hill's Thought For The DayMany people fail to realize that big success is the result of little successes achieved, often over a very long period of time. Truly successful people are long-term thinkers. They know that they must build upon each achievement and constantly learn new and better ways of doing things. A regular review of your progress is an essential part of goal-setting. A goal is little more than a wish unless it has a timetable for completion. Make sure your plan for your life includes short-, medium-, and long-term goals. Revise your goals as circumstances dictate, check them off when they are completed, and set new and bigger goals for yourself as you grow. And take time to reflect often to make sure you are on the right course-for you. Have you been inspired by Dr. Hill's words? To subscribe to Napoleons Hill's Thought For The Day please visit http://www.naphill.org/tftd/join.asp ?Quires la Reflexion de hoy de la Fundacion Napoleon Hill en Espanol? Por mas informacion visita http://www.nhftoday.com/phplist/?p=subscribe&id=2 por favor.
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Napoleon Hill's Thought For The Day
Have you been inspired by Dr. Hill's words? To subscribe to Napoleons Hill's Thought For The Day please visit http://www.naphill.org/tftd/join.asp ?Quires la Reflexion de hoy de la Fundacion Napoleon Hill en Espanol? Por mas informacion visita http://www.nhftoday.com/phplist/?p=subscribe&id=2 por favor.
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Apple iPad: A Comprehensive Guide
Apple iPad: A Comprehensive Guide
Last updated: January 27th, 2010
After months of speculation and rumors, it’s official: The Apple iPad is real. The device, announced earlier today by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is designed to fill the perceived gap between the smartphone and the laptop.
With literally thousands of articles and blog posts being written about Apple’s new device, it’s easy to experience information overload. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive Apple iPad guide. It is our complete, constantly updated article on the iPad and its specs, features, pricing, availability and much more.
Here’s everything you ever wanted to know about the Apple iPad, and then some:
Apple iPad: The Overview [by Mashable]
[img credits: GDGT, Apple, Inc.]
Tags: apple, Apple iPad, Apple Tablet, ipad, iphone, iphone os, iSlate, Tablet
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