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What a fantastic post. Thanks very much.
And by the look at all the comments, it has made some impact on a lot of people. I know there’s quite a few on here that I’m going to implement!
Thought provoking, definitely want to read them again. Glad to see that some of the points are already part of my way of living. Plenty left though to practice with. Thank for sharing this. There is however a small problem and that is a sharebar I can’t get rid off. Any tips on how to remove it? I can only read half of the page now.
Thank you so much for this list. I stumbled upon it while surfing the web and I am honestly really excited to begin trying these tips out!
This is great but you need to proofread it — a few grammatical and spelling mistakes.
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I really enjoy reading the list. I am a sophomore college student and recently the future has really been on my mind. Deciding what to do and if what I am doing now in school will truly get me where I want to be later on in my life is something I am still trying to figure out myself. Reading the list helped me look within and asking myself questions that I know I won’t be able to figure out now, but with time. I want to just say how happy I am to stumble upon this blog at…3:10am (LOL) today, because it had definitely given me, not only postive energy, but also ideas of what I can do to further understanding myself and what I really want out of life. I thank you again. Truly appreciate it. Hopefully someday, in the years to come, I can look back at this list and say to myself that I honestly is living life to the fullest, and no regrets.
Sincerely,
JustAnotherCollegeKidd
This was a great way to start my day and to start making small changes in my life. I already practice many of these simple acts, however, it’s inspiring to think of combining them to live a more positive and meaningful life. Not sweating the small stuff has drastically improved my mood, patience, and overall well being.
Thanks Steven.
I’m kind of really dead these days, i do absolutely nothing all day, and my new years resolution is to work on my will and my brain. Thankyou, this has actually motivated me, the things are simple and i’m sure effective, thanks alot man, keep up with the good work, i’ll definitely be returning to this list, it’s awesome!
Wow! I liked alllll of those. I can’t wait to start trying them out!
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Hey,
Thank you so much for this post. Made my day!
i really liked this. lately i have been reading The Secret, and much of the ideas from that book are included in this post, such as thinking positive, have goals and pursue them and to practiced gratitude.
I find myself most days not knowing what to do and where to head and life. It seems like i go through the motions most days but i came across this article and found it very enlightening. I hopefully will incorporate as many of these into my daily life as i can. Leaving this comment alone is already outside my comfort zone and is something i never do on any website. Thank you for all this information, it already has brought new insight into my life.
Hi, I really appreciate you putting out your personal opinions and experience in a positive manner for others to benefit; it is truly admirable. I am definitely going to try some of the things I was not doing. Some of it was a little irrelevant for my age group, but thank you very much.
Great post! I want change in 2011 and I will use many of your 101 suggestions/ideas. I needed this…thank you!
I thought these were truly inspiring. I felt a lot of them were “speaking” to me because I have problems with a good bit of this. Thank you for writing this. I am saving it to my bookmarks so I can read it again. I have also shared it on my Facebook.
It’s always nice when you can not only be informed, but also entertained! I’m sure you had fun writing this article.Excellent entry! I’m been looking for topics as interesting as this. Looking forward to your next post.
great work sir , i like your thoughts and inspiring others to something better in their life .
thank you very much.
Wow, this is brilliant. Thank you so much for putting this out there on the internet for everyone.
Now, I’m going to be off to write a letter to Steven King, make a video of myself talking shit to put on youtube, and try writing a poem with my left hand.
There is always so much to improve as a human, and this just helped me, so I’m just posting to say thank you much
This really is a life changer. I appreciate it.
I found this blog using Stumbleupon and I think it has to be one of my favourite stumbles so far! I’m in the habit of reading “Personal Development” material, I really like this because it is easy to read each point and go back without getting bogged down by lengthy explanations. I’m going to copy and paste what I put on my facebook whilst I was reading this:
stumbleupon brought me this great blog to read http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1FSyAX/www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/blog/2009/09/27/100-ways-to-develop-your-mind/ and I’ve only got to number 45 and lots of great ideas are bouncing around my brain! I have made a decision…
I’m going to pick up any money that I find. I’m actually pretty good at spotting money and can think of several instances where I found notes, so that if I add up the ones I can remember that is £120 in total! There are several good stories in this for another time… however, I have always just stuck the cash in my pocket, maybe getting a few drinks if its that kind of occasion.
Anyway, from now on EVERY PENNY COUNTS and I’m going to pick them up and stash them all – and see how much I’ve found a month – and give it to a local charity. This is stuff that people probably realised they dropped, but couldn’t be bothered to bend down for – well I’m going to put it to good use!
Even better if other folks like this idea too and either do it themselves for their own choice of charity or help me to find more!
this is exactly what i needed to read tonight. inspiring!
Great list, a lot of things I try to do on a daily basis and even more that I know I should do. Appreciate it, this will come in handy in my mental training.
Thank you.
This is something I will include in my daily life.
thank you so much for your post! it’s so interesting and i am going to do every single one of these within the year 2011. bookmarked and printed. have you done them all? thanks and best wishes, maree.
Hi there,
I also have this page bookmarked and regularly have a read through as I am struggling with a lot of issues..
I hope you can help me, I find it very difficult to stop thinking about negative subjects and was wondering if there are any techniques to curb this? I just want to be humble and accept my insecurities.
This webpage contributes considerably into helping me overcome my issues but I still have this one problem.
Thank you so much for your time, Kris
What a wonderful, creative, inspiring post to share with everyone. I am forwarding it to all those in my life who will benefit. Thank you for taking the time to plant seeds of change and growth in us all.
1. Talk to yourself consciously. Verbalize your thoughts. Find the right words or expressions to your emotions.
2. For those using English as a second language, re-learn your original mother tongue. Re-discover the language, it idioms and unique expressions. Do some translations.
3. Go out of the city and listen to Nature. Close your eyes and hear the whispering winds, the sounds of insects, the murmuring brooks, the lapping of the sea, or the clap of thunder.
Wonderful article. Thank you for taking the time to write it.
I love your post! 1/1/2011 I’ll start with number 1 and video blog it for the world to see
Thanks for the inspiration!
This post is awesome.
Thank You.
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Thanks!I really like it ,it helpful.
its so good .,,,,,,,i think its change everyone life . everyone read it. it improve my Knowledge and mostly in my life.”””””””””””””””””’thanks”””””””””””””””’
Love the post, favorited on Stumbleupon and posted on my FB page. Glad I found the site (via LinkedIn)
Best Regards,
Great thoughts for the life.Thanks………….
What a great way to start the morning… thank you for this post!
Thank you for such an inspirational site. The ideas and thoughts to open our minds and hearts are simply awesome. Thank you
Hey steven i am realy impress of this your write up. you have realy transform my life from a good one to a better one now thank you and God bless you.
I saved this post and going to read it more times because i need to follow all those 101 tips. Will try to do all those ideas Steven.

Thanks for sharing this wonderful article.
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its realy nice to read this type of blogs. thanks very much
I have to say that I read this today and immediately felt uplifted thanks for a great post
I will print this for my children, something to remind them time and again, as they are almost all adults now. Things get crazy in our 20′s, 30′s and 40′s. We must stop and do these things. Thanks!!!!!
i really like this 100 method to improve our mind……if anyone use 50 mthod out of 100 thats enougt to wake up our mind…….Thanx for write such things
Awesome and inspiring!
) I also like that you make the time to respond to your readers.
truly inspiring!! saved the page as a favourite to go through once in a while, thanks for this
Hello Mr. Steven.
The list’s absolutely commendable and about 70% of the points i’m already implementing in my life.
Thanks a lot posting these since i literally feel great after going through these frequently.:-)
Inspiring post! I think I will write my life story tonight.
simplyy superb!!!
really nice!
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nice article, i’ll stick it on the wall of my room, thanks a lot..
Its cool man u respond to almost every comment…Genuine…
post is good
Hi Steven,
Thank you for the inspiring list! Your blog is awesome!
I particularly believe in the power of No.1: Doing what you fear most, and if I may add, it works for me when I force myself to do what I fear most at the beginning of the day, first thing in the morning. I used to leave it for the last, and realized I would just procrastinate and leave it for the day after.
And as for no. 96: Stop trying to multitask, it’s true! Multitasking promotes brain fatigue. I like this article from the New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/25/technology/25brain.html that quotes the example of a woman who was running on a treadmill during lunch while listening to her Ipod while watching tv and flicking through her Iphone to read her emails all at the same time! LOL
Susan | http://www.innerpositiveness.com
Work, Life, Happiness, Innerpositiveness
We do music lessons- Think I’m gonna have all our students read this, and perform at least ten of the tasks for next week
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Amazing post it was really interesting to read
YOU rock my wold. Thank you
x
Steven
Imagine that what You wrote in this article, had happened-
“20- Risk Embarrassment
Imagine if you had seen the person of your dreams on a bus, or at the store and you didn’t do anything about it how much would you kick yourself. ”
I met a very special person on a bus and I let him go. I will remember it for years, but it was a tremendous lesson! A Starting Point.
But I also feel that it is exactly what was meant to be. I wasn’t ready. Full Stop.
This list is great, I would just add:
read great books- like “Thinker Toys” and any of Ayn Rand’s Books…
best, Martyna
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Awesome.
Thanks.
Great Help
Bro, u know one thing….
U JUZZ CHANGED MY LIFE…
-Thank You !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You seem a little straight faced in your display picture Mr Aitchison. btw how do you pronounce your last name? I really did Enjoy reading your article, somethings I do do and others I don’t at all or not very often. I do like no. 33
I really only read online and iv never been much of a book reader.
StumbleUpon.com showed me this site and is partially the reason for my very late night unstoppable readings.
21 is my fav – 23 i would like to do – 46 interests me – 60 I like the sound of – 63 i do to much of – 70 i like to do – 99 i must attend to
Hey, Im was browsing for methods to sharpen my mind.. This came up and there are some preety good points in here. Thanks for the list even though it wasnt made for me :p This surely helped a lot of people.
David, 18, Portugal
Hi Steven,
A good list. Thank you very much. But, as i am a veggie, i cannot take fish. Why don’t you suggest something in Veg , equivalent to fish?
Once again Thank you,
Rajesh
I’ve never left a comment on any blog before ( even the ones I read regularly!) But I felt compelled to do so today after stumbling on your site.What a fantastic resource this is.The quality of articles is truly outstanding…the meat and two veg of self development sites.Thank you for the obvious time, thought and effort that must go in to producing work that really speaks to your readers.I shall definately be back for more.
Blessings
HI Jayne, thank you so much for leaving a message, it means so much more since you are not one for leaving messages. Thanks for that.
Thank you so much for this post. I do enjoy visiting your site and I plan on doing so more often so keep the posts, videos and extra reference site coming. I am learning so much. I do appreciate you taking your time out to do things like this to help educate and uplift others. Do take care, you and your family.
God bless you and your family.
Natasha.
this is great stuff steve, I find that one of the best ways I develop my mind is by reading, as they say readers are leaders and nothing develops your mind like reading and learning from the expereince and perspectives of others. I think it’s Dr Myles Munroe that said “when you stop reading you stop growing” one of the key ways to develop and build your mental muscles is through reading.
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In the spirit of #20, #22 and #33… Thanks for a great read while I have my coffee on a fine Sunday morning in sunny Barcelona.
Thanks so much for this wonderful list. I like No 11, Taken a Risk. I am a risk taker and thats why am succeding in everything i do.
Thanks so much. This article has open my eyes to work hard!…
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In the spirit of #33, I’d like to say this is a great article. It’s so practical I feel like I can start making positive changes right now, instead of sifting through abstract mumbo-jumbo. Thank you very for taking the time to put this together. I’m excited!
awesome post, i’m putting this page on my favorites list so i’ll always have it on hand lol
Thank you very much for this! I guess I’ll just make everyday-to-do reminder of your advices. Hell, I’ll make myself a shock necklace if I don’t accomplish neither of a 100 things in a day… Good thoughts…
Thanks so much for posting this
Some good stuff here but quit reading the newspaper. Really? It’s not just making profit off gloom and doom, it’s informing inividuals about
the harsh realities of the world. Avoiding that information as to be blissfully ignorant is going to do more harm than good.
Thanks for taking the time to write this. I’m working on comment #33 now by writing you a comment!
I’ve added a couple of new ones to my list now. Most of them I’ve incorporated over the past 10 to 15 years. These approaches make a tremendous difference in my life!
Thank you, Steven for motivation and inspiration on a Saturday morning.
I appreciate your comment on strengthening strengths.
My experience is we spend too much time focusing on shoring up our weak areas, which makes us think about our weaknesses, which causes us worry and stress, which makes us work harder at strengthening our weak points, which causes a giant spiral of worry, stress and wasted time.
So much insight but I tend to find in such large lists one stands out and this was no exception. Follow your instincts leapt off the page to me as it’s a truism very few follow or trust. Not me, I love going against the obvious grain to be proven correct further down the line due to my gut instinct guiding me.
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Wonderful article, I fully intend to do a great deal of these items. Thank you for taking the time to compile this list!
Great list. People who think like this list, would achieve many of these in a day without even thinking. Awesome!!
Honestly, this article is awesome, its really subtle and easy to go about, i’ve been reading motivational articles, but 100 ways to develop your mind is really a mind educating and exceptional …..good job Steven! Do you have any hard copy of this? crave to know.
I like number 13. In real estate, we feel we’ve got the right home when one can walk outside the house naked!
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cannot say, how much minutes into life before I forget everything I read abovehere, I must admit something here has echoed my understanding deep inside & yaa….as you point on gratitude tells, I must thank you for this tremendously Thought-altering post. I took the liberty of mailing this link to a few loved ones & hope they enrich them too. Good work dear. God Bless you.
Wonderful post. Inspires me to do many things that I may not have done normally. I would add
Sing a song for yourself, if you liked singing but were told tat you are not a good singer.
Paint something that interests you.
Thanks again for taking time to write this post
hey cool post, really makes sense to do all this stuff. Im on a new changing process in my life and this will really help me a lot =)
THANK YOU
Hey Steve!
Came across your blog and I am blown away by this article! This would be a fun challenge… 100 ways to develop your mind in 100 days… now that would be interesting!
How different the world would be if more people took on these challenges. I think I’ll have to look into a few myself!
Thanks for sharing!
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Great article just to add i think laughing at yourself will also be of great help
This is clearly a quote by someone who can not multitask! A man. How do you think women get so much done?? It certainly isn’t by doing one thing at a time.
“Stop trying To Multitask. Multitasking can’t be done except with unconscious processes such as walking and talking. If you try to consciously multitask like make the kids lunches, have a telephone conversation and try and get the kids ready for school it can’t be done nearly as effectively as doing each task separately. Multitasking stresses out minds and helps to produce bad results.” Steven Aitchison
Isn’t that how “driving with your knee” evolved?
An excellent article to read, thanks! It just shows how simple things can make life so much better for yourself and those around you
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Fantastic list, Steven.
Thank you for going to all that trouble. I love all the links scattered among the various items on the list too.
With regard gratitude, do you know about gratitudelog.com as a great site to visit daily?
Reading has to be my top brain developing activity, as well as inspiring movies, seminars and exploring top blogs like yours!
Cheers, Thea
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Hi Steven – I figured it would be pointless reading this article, including your point “leave a blog comment”, unless I could at least make this much effort..
..and tell you that I’m really enjoying various articles on your site; today’s my first time finding it (came over from Chris Garret’s blog), but I dig what you do & I will be back.
Your brand newest fan – Sean.
Excellent list………….and reading a book by authors I wish to avoid has certainly done wonders (esp. when it comes to writing a refined and articulate book review!). What about reading literature? I spent hours writing an article on how reading the classics in literature can develop and sharpen our minds, similar to classical music.
I have read similar groups of ideas from time to time and saved a lot of them
but you really gave a complete package. I hope to implement most of them.
Thanks a lot for the grest ideas.
thanks for the above article.it feels great to read such articles and even better if we can develop upon in and make them a part of our lives.
Steeve,
I’m from Haiti and have really needed this kind of post to keep my mind running as it would. Thank You.
Hi Steven,
Your “100 Ways To Develop Your Mind” is a great way to heal and to control ones body and mind. I’ve been trying some of your points to gain control of oneself.
But truly intriguing part is your “Stand Up On A Chair Part” and “Stop faffing”. These were newly introduced I think and a great way to control the self.
Regards,
Christopher Duncan’s Website http://www.christopherduncan.biz
Excellent…!!!
I will definitely implement them in my life…..
I am very impressed with this article, thanks a lot !!
Hi Steven,
I happened to come accorss your blog and find it very interesting. There are cetain points which we know should be part of our lives but we tend to ignore it. Your article explains it in a very simple manner. Thanks for writing such a wonderful article and I shall follow many of the points above henceforth.
Regards,
Vivin
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Hi Steven nice to see your site really looking impressive to do so .This is my first time that i am writing any one comment .but I couldn’t stop my self to do so just because of your beautiful thoughts. i am from india .I hope u like it….
Best of Luck
Ghanshyam Lungan
What a great post! I was feeling a little sick and blue this morning, but can honestly say that this post just lifted my spirits. Going to try and follow up on as many as I can! Thanks.
Ah what a fab list of Dos! Thank you so much, really happy to have found this site.
Steven, this is awe inspiring.
Joseph
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All right ! Here is my first comment ever on the internet.
Steve – This is very good. I think I would memorize at a least a few points in these and keep telling to myself daily. Thanks a lot !
much love and respect dude. I have experienced most of these and they work ! I wish I wrote something like that before and i will probably share it with friends!
Hi,
I normally get bored easily, but I read this article from the first to the last letter. By writing this comment and scrolling with my left hand, I already used two of your tips and I’m planning on applying many more! Thanks so much!
Hi Steve!!!
Thank you very much !!! Your articles are so useful for me!!! I whis you a better life, good fortune and a lot of heath in 2010!!!!
Enjoy spending time on your site. I wanted to let you know that reading your post 100 Ways to Develop your Mind inspired me to start my blog. I’m a newbie blogger as it has only been 2 months since I began but I’m truly enjoying it.
You can see my list here:
http://jangelos.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/100-ways-to-get-things-done-now-welcome-all-list-lovers/
My best to you and yours this coming year.
Julie
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hello!! I like this article. Most of the points are really common which we all know but we do not implement. I do not know whether I will implement it or not, but these point will definitely change my thinking behavior.
kudos to author for this article!!
Just found your list and it’s awesome. Printing it now to post in my office – will be checking off each as I do/practice them.
Lots of food for thought ( 100 to be exact) offered by the article. By writing this comment ; I ‘ve already used one of them. Bookmarked the page.
Powerful Article – making some solid points, it is really appreciated you put this together enjoyed every bit of it, and need to take some of these great points and bring them into my life, and I would say each who has read this should do the same, it really relates to improving who you and what you become aware of.
It is also a first step, a paradigm shifter, to get the thoughts of the Human Bean flowing in a new direction.
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I had a nice time reading your 100 (101) ways, i believe on those ideas of yours and start practicing them. I a fan of any self-improvement articles in the internet and im so thankful that i have come acrossed yours..they are very very useful…
Steven,
Such fantastic list!!! Thank you for giving up your weekend. I am new to your site, I have just found it today, very inspiring.
I will certainly practice many of the items listed, specifically numbers, 7, 10, 15, 21, 26, 73, 52, 36, 65… well you get the picture.
Thanks again.
Great list. I agree with many of them. Good luck.
102. Always wish people good luck.
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Great list. I’m glad I found it. Agree with many. Good luck.
102. Wish people good luck.
#RogervonOech
Hi Steve,
great list.
I suggest some more points:
1. Use another way to the places you are going to on a regulary basis.
2. Have a walk in nature, listen to the sound of nature.
3. Recognise what is happening in your body while you move.
4. Release tension while you act.
5. Touch something natural, the trunk of a tree, a stone you find, a leaf and really feel it.
6.Smell the natural fragrances and be aware doing it.
7. Learn a new movement.
8. Sing, and when you run out of breath close your mouth inhale through the nose and sing further where the music is.
Have fun practising
Larissa
Thank you. Bookmarked your post and got through a bit of it and had to go connect with my adult ‘kids’. Found myself referring to what you shared. Thank you. And I haven’t even finished reading your post, yet. Made me smile. Thank you.
Steve, this is an incredible post. I am sure I cannot explain in words how much this means to me. Eren Mckay from embracinghome.com referred me to this post, and I am glad that I read it. This is totally reviving.
i am already trying some of these things.
but i use to think that some people who have everything are leading the best life….means i useto think i am useless…like people with good physique have girlfriends, have great jobs even if they are less qualified….
but after reading this article iam relieved not much but to some extent…
which i think is good for me…
thank u
A really useful post. I read your post about eye exercise too. I shall be following this site from now on. Thank you so much for taking the time to maintain an awesome site.
Awesome post – -I sent it to @dougbench – Brain Doctor. Thought he’d appreciate it.
Sally Witzky,
Chief Strategist,
Traction Group
Steven, great article, feels like a to do list that is worth spending some time on. Thanks
Antony
Hi Steve
What you wrote covers may be all areas and it’s really good work, thank you!
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Weak points in my opinion are points 77. Drink coffee 3-5 times a day? Come on, this is a large dosage (http://food-facts.suite101.com/article.cfm/adverse_effects_of_coffee_drinking) and point 95. is kind of a trick but it’s somehow not so useful, I mean something quite more useful can replace it. May be it’s also worth saying that physical exercises not only develop your body, they do develop your mind maps and create new neuron networks that can boost many other zones and be useful, for exmaple if you swim 3 times a week it’s definetely changing your brain after you you’ll be able to do other things better, simple things like reading for exmaple, it’s all connected.
And just a quickie for you, how many of the points you think you have mastered
The points you’ve made here are absolutely inspiring. I especially liked scrolling down and seeing the bit about not being afraid of embarrassment–because it applies to my life so directly. There is a guy I’ve been seeing on the bus, who lives in my area, whom I would love to get to know better. It’s a little like fate I think [because I believe in that]–I saw him once before while coming home from, about 5 months ago. He looked like a famous person and I went up to him, and asked him if anyone had ever told him he looked like this person. He responded pleasantly, but I made the mistake of walking away without saying anything more. 5 months later on my way to school I see him on my bus again in the morning on my way to school–I have no idea if he remembers me. On that same day, on my way home from school, I see him on his way home, and again we take the same bus home!
I contemplated for the entire journey that I would write my name and number on a slip of paper and give it to him–I even went as far as actually doing it. But I just didn’t give it to him–now I regret that. What’s the worst that could have happened? Maybe he wouldn’t contact me, but that would have been fine, I would have moved on.
So really, seeing you write that point, amongst the others, is really a great push for me, and hopefully in the right direction!
Great post Steven, alot of good ones that I didn’t think about either, but I could see how they would benefit. Thought is a powerful thing, and when you sharpen your mind for the better, to be more positive, amazing things happen
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Thank you Steven, you nailed it. Hope to read more great articles from you. A weekend well invested. Wishing you perpetual inspiration.
you are a great genius. you have great articles in here thati have almost fallen in love with them all
keep going. its in you.
Great article… I love # 29. Spend time not only with your own kids, but any children. It can not help but improve your mind. Kids are not imature adults, adults are burned out children.
Love all these suggestions.
Didn’t see this one yet:
Use Mind Maps to organize your thoughts instead of simple, linear ‘lists’.
Some original ideas her: I will definitley try some out. Perhaps I could combine and stand on a chair in the nude.
Thank you, I really enjoyed reading your article. It is a good thing to want change and persue excellence.
Kind Regards,
Christian
Hi Steven,
I found your blog post completely by accident very random. I had never heard of you or your blog. Love the post and I’ll be reading the rest of your posts. My favorite is #50. I think it is important that people love what they do and don’t just plod along. ~ Lisa
This is certainly a powerful article. I haven’t quite thought of so many points but some of them I myself believe in and do… Regards, Darshan.
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Nancy, thanks so much for your comments. Blindfoldiong for the day is difficult but you definitiely appreciate what you have it, at least for a day or two.
Hi Steven!
can’t believe how much I really appreciated reading this post! some of these are just amazing and easy to do. I must admit that blindfolded for a day would be something worth trying to do. I have already worked out what I would not be able to do just by thinking about it! Though I have been practising most of these ideas, some of them are quite astounding. Ditching the credit card is a beauty! Live within your means and you feel like a King or Queen! great stuff Steve! glad I found you.
Nancy
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hi,Steve!
I am very impressed with them, I already practice many of them and I am glad that there is someone else that thinks like you.
From time to time we need to get reassurence and I got it!
Keep it up STEVE!
Thanks Cristina, there’s a lot of us out there
Wow… what a great list! I think I could start by taking one of these a day, then repeating the cycle! Kindof like my motto for the day! Thanks for some really great ideas
Thaks Mel, I am glad you find this helpful
Excellent post! Opening ourselves to new challenges and going through them can really help develop our mind. Learning new skills helps to activate those nerves in the brain that are lying dormant.
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Hi Vijay, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment
Hi Steven,
Enjoyed the read. Thanks for putting this together.
Best,
Harry
Thanks Harry, glad you emjoyed it
Wow great post! I will share this one to my friends.
Thanks for tha Jan, I appreciate it
Nice! This is very good read. I can imagine how you racked your brain thinking about all 100 ways. Thanks for this. Could I add another? You can help develop your mind by thinking of ways to Make More, Live More, Give More (http://makemorelivemoregivemore.com)
Kudos to your blog!
thanks for this post very interesting to read these i will be checkin in on often
Thanks for stopping by John
Hi Lloyd, I wouldn’t go that far
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Great post steven we should all bin our Tvs
)n3 0f the Best Sites I’ve seen in a while.
Hi Brian, thanks for the visit and comment, I appreciate it
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Impressive article here Steve! I’m actually practicing #33 now.
Your posts here are simply top notch! Keep it going man.
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good article..given me more ideas n make me think out of the box..thankz..;)
Hi Sweety (I feel like Patsy, from AbFab, saying that) thanks for leaving a comment
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Wow, a wonderful post!
You came up with so many unexpected and brilliant ways to develop mind; I am just impressed with the amount of work you have put into this post.
I went through the whole 101 ways on one breath, though I will bookmark your article for future reference
Tomorrow I’ll try standing on a chair and see how it ill make me feel
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Hi Anastasiya, thanks for visiting and leaving a comment, I hope you get a lot out of it.
Hi Steven
Kevin Walker a friend I have made via “facebook”, directed me to your 100 Ways……………
It is absolutely BRILLIANT – Thank you so much.
I feel INSPIRED to have a FREE “100 Ways…………” seminar – What a fantastic way to SHARE and help people develop.
I want to add you on facebook, but there are a few Steve A’s – add me “Maurice Kelleher”
Once again Steven, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR A VERY ENLIGHTING easy guide to HEALTHY LIVING
Best wishes
Maurice
“Keep your DREAMS alive…..”
Hi Maurice, the feedback on this post has given me some great ideas and I think with your knowledge at OnHoldVideo it could be doable to do a “100 Ways video series – ”
thanks for your very kind words, I appreciate them
Hi Steven,
and don’t take it personal, it’s just 1 of 101…
Amazing list… I’m already trying some of those.
The #72 remembered me of the ted.com videos… they make me change my mind sometimes already..
Try to keep up with your comment replies, even for the disagreeing coffee ones
Cheers,
Pedro
Hi Pedro, the TED videos are fantastic, you should read 29 Great TED videos
Trying to keep up with all the comments
I thought this was a good list and had some things that I had not seen elsewhere. Thanks for the time of putting something like that together.
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Thanks GTT, I appreciate you stopping by
HI there, great post. I added a link on my site to your blog.
Great stuff.
Andrew
Hi Andrew, thanks for linking this on your blog, I appreciate it
I keep looking for some fun ways to overcome my inhibitions.
Your list gives me a bunch of ideas.. Thanks!
But I should say, I strongly disagree with points #77 and #82 i.e. intake of tea, coffee, fish (or any non-veg for that matter)
As far as I know, Tea, Coffee, etc. work opposite to Yoga; they accumulate stress and toxins in the body, instead of releasing them, though they give a temporary high.
And, non-veg intake makes us dull, as it is a huge strain on our digestive system. Also, it is not healthy in the long run.
Hi Anjan, thanks for commenting. I hear you about the coffee, tea and fish, a lot of people are commenting on that, but it’s just a preference 8)
I loved it…Thank you so much…..
Hi Kate, thanks for your comments
Great read…thank you for the reminders!
Hi Kyle, you are very welcome
Either you are on some stimulatory drugs or antidepressant or you having manic attack! You have written too many good stuff. People who are struggling for survival, can’t think like this.
Thanks,
PP
Hi Pravn,
I appreciate your comments.
Thanks for this comprehensive list. I must agree with Dayne when it comes to meditation. That is my still point that all else seems to resonate from.
Thanks again
Andy
Hi Andy, we’ll need to get an online meditation group together – how would that work ?
My husband uses some of these in his classes and many are things I’ve just done on my own as I find they completely shift my thinking in ways that break old habits. Very liberating! This post is truly a work of art and a basis for a whole book. You could go into each one in more depth. I bet it would sell like hot cakes. I had fun just reading it. Great job, Steven.
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Hi Robin, thanks for your kind words as always, I never fail to be touched by them. The book idea is playing on my mind more and more
#33.
My first visit to this site. I really enjoyed this piece and will share it.
Stephen, terrific list! Thank you.
I would buy a book with 1000 ways…
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Hi Belinda, are you setting me a challenge – if you know of any book agents send them my way
Wow, this is an AMAZING post! You have so many fantastic ideas on here Steven, I don’t even know where to begin. But I will say this…meditation is one BIGGIE for me! I can’t imagine a life without it.
Thanks for the brilliant post!
Cheers,
Dayne
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Hi Dayne, readers would do well to visit your blog as well, I really like what you’re doing.
Meditation is so beneficial in so many ways it’s hard to know where to begin with the benefits, the small ways as well as the bigger differences it can make.
Thanks for your time.
I really like this article. Inspiring. Thanks for your time!
RSSed your blog to my google reader.
Thanks for subscribing Wang and I’m glad you enjoyed the post.
Steven, your blog article on 100 Ways To Develop Your Mind has been a pure joy to read and to absorb. Clearly, you’ve found a way to trigger a positive note for anyone who is fortunate to read your thoughts. Thanks for sharing your unique approach to positive living.
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Hi David, I really do appreciate your kind words, it’s been great seeing the reaction to this post.
Great post. Now build an app that will email me one a day …
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Hi John, that’s a really good idea
Wow! What a great post.. really made me think.. and already started helping to develop my mind.. I definitely will work to incorporate each in my life..
Hi Latoya, be good to know how you get on.
Great list, very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Fathum, appreciate you stopping by
nice from Venezuela
Thanks Luis
Oh I HAVE to try the blindfold for a day. I’m prepping myself for this one now. I can foresee some serious benefit there.
Then I’ll come back and read the 94 that follow
So I guess that ce n’est qu’un au-revoir!
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Hi Charles, it’s extremely difficult blindfolding yourself for the day however I found it very beneficial. I found my other senses heightened dramatically and I found my instincts being honed more, and that’s only after 1 day. It really did make me appreciate what it would be like being blind, at least for a day and I didn’t have to stay that way for long, so I can’t really know but it gave me a glimpse.
Great post! I didn’t have time to read and digest all of it this morning, but I have printed it off and bookmarked it for future reference and inspiration.
I find that making improvements in your thoughts, your actions and your life sometimes get relegated to the back shelf when life gets busy. It’s so important to have inspirational reading such as this to keep us present to what we really want in life instead of letting the urgent but not really important stuff take over!
Thanks for the inspiration Steven.
Hi Anne, you’re right we tend to forget mental health which can lead to problems down the line. It’s all about being pro-active instead of reactive.
Great post Steven!
I liked it and most tips are amazing and very inspiring…
Jump out of your box, yeeeaaah
Thanks Jan
Excellent article, I really got a lot from it. Very practical, straight-forward and lots of action items to get the mental ball rolling. I’m also gonna read the references provided here too. Good Stuff!
Hi Chris, thanks for stopping by and taking time out to read this post. You’ll enjoy the links as well.
Steven, I must admit that, this is one of the best article I’ve read in a long time. v I wish you had wrote it earlier.
Okay, I’ll admit that I haven’t read the entire list just yet. But I think that’s a good thing; it means there’s enough meat here for more than one day!
The suggestions I really like on this list are the ones about breaking patterns. Things like changing hands sound simple, but I like the idea. Sometimes it doesn’t matter -what- pattern you break or how insignificant the change may seem.
Thanks for the great list, Steven!
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Jeffrey, I really appreciate you visiting and leaving a comment. It’s good to mix things up in life and breaking our patterns, it lets us see that life doesn’t have to be one big routine.
Superb list!
Just to comment on a few.
13 – I do this all the time. Doesn’t everybody?
35 – That’s the scariest one on the list (for me)
40/41 – Why do people watchthese anyway?
82 – Any alternatives for those of us who don’t eat meat?
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Hi Ian, thanks for visiting and leaving a comment. As for 82, the reason i was saying eat fish is for the omega’s. Taking Omega supplements might work just as well
Nice , very nice
Thanks Aliyu
Great list, Steven! You’ve inspired me to consider writing one of these myself!
Reading the Tao Te Ching is a great suggestion. I’ve started it, but unfortunately, haven’t followed through.
Also, when standing on a chair for 5 minutes, do some single leg squats.
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Hi Vin, you should do one of these, it’s a great way to focus your writing skills.
The Tao Te Ching is a great work and it brings up something different every time I dip into it.
Good suggestion about doing the leg squats.
Steven, I am flabbergasted by the sheer amount of crazy, outrageous, and great inspirations you’ve given in this article.
Of course I will continue to do Nr. 33 (commenting on blogs).
I had an interesting experience with Nr. 43 (Write to an author). I once wanted to write a comment on Paulo Coelho’s blog, but I clicked the wrong link and send a private message to him. Just 10 minutes later I got a very nice and warm reply by him personally. I was shocked. Here I was an unknown fan in Germany and I got an answer from a famous author from the other side of the world. And it was very nice from him. I felt great the whole weekend. Why not do it, some will answer, some not, but they are humans like you. Give it a shot. Oh and BTW you might start with Steven – he will be a famous author soon, I bet.
I could go on and on raving about your great list. I will save it and reflect on it constantly.
And I will go on with Nr. 60
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Hi Patrick, that’s a great story about Paulo Coelho. Thanks for the kind words as well I appreciate it very much. Loving your blog just now, so we’re on the same journey as are a lot of people who’ve visited here, it’s a great feeling.
thanx for the good words
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Thanks Neda
hey steven,
loved the list. n i mean it.
i had already been working on several points you mentioned but there were few points which were quite stimulating especially
1. Do the Thing You Fear the Most.
6. Blindfold Yourself for a Day
15. Write An Article About Yourself
26. Write Your Future Life Story
14. Read A Book By An Author You Most Avoid
87. Break your Pattern
i honestly believe just by having a look that these would be quite impactful.
but for
77. Drink Coffee And Tea
don’t agree much(just to a certain extent). i mean there are very goud alternatives to it like herbal tea and oorlongs tea. these are good for health and have usually the same impact as regular tea and coffee.
anywys great compilation
cheers!!
Hi Sunil, thanks for visiting, cool picture BTW. I am glad you liked some of the points in the post. A lot of people are not agreeing with the coffee one, but if you’re a coffee drinker it’s good news as it means you don’t have to cut it out altogether
Great post Steven. The list is comprehensive and not only can it be used for developing the brain, it is great for improving one’s life as a whole. I especially like #26. Writing your future story is a good way to create goals, and I sincerely believe it works better than say writing a list of goals. After all, story are more powerful in motivating action.
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Hi Nik, writing your future story is something I have been working on and wil release another post soon about this with some work sheets, it’s a great way to plan, imagine and activate all your senses with this.
Steve, I am sure I would be reading this post once a week for a long time. Mind-blowing. Brilliant.
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Kavita, thanks for the comments I really do appreciate it.
Hi Steven,
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These ideas are great not only for development of the mind but also to get those neurons pumping for us to write better articles
I’ve been stuck so many times in the process of writing and I’m always searching for thinsg that will get me out of that “mud mode ” LOL . <<<just made that one up- hee he.
What a fantastic list. Gonna tweet and delicious this.
All the best,
Eren
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Hi Eren, I like that phrase ‘mud mode’ better use it as a post before I steal the idea
Great post Steven. Many of the points we come across many times in our lives but we forget to implement them.
Coming out of our comfort zone (like facing embarrasement, trying new food, working on impulse rather than planning etc.) is always difficult and we often feel lonely if we do them.
But then I agree, if we don’t keep ourself fresh (stimulate the brain) then a few years down the line we would smell as a dead fish.
The only point is to keep yourself motivated while you try to go out of your comfort zone and try out things to stimulate your brain.
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Hi Abhinav, thanks for visting and posting a comment
Thanks Steven, Very helpfull.
Cheers Ali
Extraordinary post! I have bookmarked it and plan to read it 2 – 3 times a week… very useful information to get everything in just one reading! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the visit Fernando and for leaving a comment.
Hi Steven,
Great job on putting together the list. The one that rings the most with me is no. 75 where I would add to “Only those whose thoughts keep searching will stay intelligent for life.” And relevant.
Thanks!
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Hi Jorge thanks for stopping by. Just checked out your blog and there’s some great articles in there.
wonderful ideas…!!
thanks afshan
Great, great stuff, thanks! You made the front page at delicious — well deserved. I’m saving this piece to reread down the road. Keep up the wonderful work!
Hi Twig, that’s brilliant news, only been on the front page a few times in the last 3 years.
FANTASTIC list, Steven! I’m bookmarking this and printing out a list to put on my wall and carry around with me. I’m a firm believer in maxims, mantras and general good advice and this post is dripping with great ones.
1, 12, 22, and 82 are ones I already try to practice regularly but I’m looking forward to dancing more often, standing on a chair for 5 minutes a day, and tweeting my moods. Thanks for this awesome collection of ideas!
Hi Richard, great to have you here and thanks for the wonderful comments, I really appreciate it.
Excellent article!
Thanks Lalitha
Very nice list. I am now inspired to produce a top 100 list. I am one for more is less so I am going to go with top 10. Mind if I take a few ideas from you. I will link your post within my blog.
andy
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Hi Andrew, it’s good to deep link your articles from time to time. I would definitely try and go for the 100 list as it could go viral and be one of your ‘Pillar Posts’ that brings a lot of new readers to your blog.
Great ideas, I think they are very interting and simple. I am just sharing them with my son in Mexico.
Hi Daniel, hope your son likes them.
Yes Well Done. Keep up the good work. Love the List
Thanks Mike, appreciate your comments
WoW
thanks … a great list
Thanks Mohammed
Great list Steven! I loved the “faffing it” tip. I do that for sure. Well done!
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Hi Stephen, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I love that word ‘faffing’
Hi Jonathan, thanks, had to have you and Vin and some other great bloggers out there.
Hi Steve, really great list. The one point that jumped off the page and caught me off guard was #3, stop talking. There’s a lot of value to this simple strategy. It was nice to see several points here from other bloggers also (thank you). Great to see Vin mentioned several times, I really like his blog. I know this was a lot of work and I appreciate how comprehensive the whole list is. Thanks
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This is great Steven thanks for reaching out to me about this
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Hi Darren, thanks for visiting I appreciate it, glad you and your wife liked the article.
cool and thanks for getting past your resistance.
Turning off the tv and taking action towards a goal everyday work well.
well done
Thanks Mike, turning off the TV is a great way to slow the mind down and regain control of your thoughts.
Great list… I know you spent quite some time on this.
I think number 40 (Stop Watching Soaps) is so true…. The more we watch them, the more we become socially conditioned and we tend to bring more drama into our lives!
I don’t agree with number 77 (Drink Coffee And Tea) though… and 3-5 cups a day is still too much (caffeine)! Water always win… Besides, you can get anti-oxidants in other ways…
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Hi yee, thanks for dropping by. The Coffee and tea one was for coffee and tea drinkers, I didn’t mean for people to take up drinking coffee, I meant it as a way for people not to be scared to keep drinking coffee and tea
Incredible post Steve! This is one of the few articles that I have saved because I am going to be reading this more than once. It may even get printed.
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Thanks Justin, I’m honoured that you bookmarked it. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks Armen, I always appreciate your visits and comments.
Hello Steven.
There is no shortage of practicality in this set.
#20 about risking embarrassment is a quick one to get to results, because we very quickly realize the possible embarrassment is actually nothing. I recently read on some site about how the person will conquer a fear each day for 100 days. I get the feeling that they will very quickly realize that they will sort of run out in a short time since there are only a few fears that have been in our minds for most of what we do, and once those are attacked and understood better, the rest comes from maintaining that understanding.
#53 is a winner because continuing the good is something many don’t see the value of. Being part of a moving train leaves no chance of missing the train. It doesn’t take too much to keep the train rolling, and the gains are immeasurable, or measurable for those interested in that type of measuring.
Thanks for the package you have provided here.
hi am eurico , thanks for taking your time because you have no idea how much of my questions you have answered !!!!
Thanks Brett, appreciate your comments, it was worth it then
AWESOME POST. Brilliant.
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Hi Steven, just wanted to say thanks for giving up your weekend and writing such a fantastic article, after reading it i realised i do actually do some of them, but there is many i have never done or even thought of doing, so i have decided i am going to work my way through and do everyone. Thank you so much for everything you have written, your website has helped me so much, I’ve always been such a worrier, but I’ve noticed since reading your web pages i feel so much better, definitely the best site I’ve been on. Thank you.
Shirley, that is the best compliment I could ever recieve and I am so happy that this site has made a difference to you. Thank you for making my night.
Loved it……and will surely do it once
Especially standing on the chair
Thank you so much!