Relax For Easy Power
(Norman Vincent Peale)
The human being is meant to be attached to a continual flow of force that proceeds from God through the individual and back to God for renewal. When one lives in tune with this constantly re-creative process he learns the indispensable to relax and work on the basis of easy does it. Now, how to master this skill. Here are ten rules for taking the hard way out of your job. Try these proven methods for working hard easily. They will help you to relax and have easy power. 1. Don?t get the idea that you are Atlas carrying the world on your shoulders. Don?t strain so hard. Don?t take yourself so seriously.
2. Determine to like your work. Then it will become a pleasure, not drudgery. Perhaps you do not need to change your job. Change yourself and your work will seem different.
3. Plan your work- work your plan. Lack of system produces that I?m swamped feeling.
4. Don?t try to do everything at once. That is why time is spread out. Heed that wise advice from the Bible, This one thing I do.
5. Get a correct mental attitude, remembering that ease or difficulty in your work depends upon how you think about it. Think it?s hard and you make it hard. Think it?s easy and it tends to become easy.
6. Become efficient in your work. Knowledge is power (over your job). It is always easier to do a thing right.
7. Practice being relaxed. Easy always does it. Don?t press or tug. Take it in your stride.
8. Discipline yourself not to put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Accumulation of undone jobs makes your work harder. Keep your work up to schedule.
9. Pray about your work. You will get relaxed efficiency by so doing.
10. Take on the unseen partner. It is surprising the load he will take off you. God is as much at home in offices, factories, stores, kitchens, as in churches. He knows more about your job that you do. His help will make your work easy.
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