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LEADERS: NOT THE PAST CONSCIOUS BUT FOCUS ON FUTURE
Put your first things first, everything more likely to fall into place. Our present thoughts, attitude and decision makes our tomorrow. Our tomorrow is a creation of our today. Leaders live in present and focus on tomorrow to accomplish decided goals.
Clearing up your past.....
Sometimes, we need to clean the slate of our past in order to create a fantastic new future. It’s just like planting a new garden – you have to remove some of the debris, stones and old weeds. We have all heard the phrase ‘you have to get rid of the old to make room for the new’.

It’s a New Day!
It’s a new day is a statement we all should make daily. The things of yesterday can never be again and each day is a new starting point.
Learn from the Past
To learn from past is a valuable way to prevent repeating those mistakes. If we will take the experience of others and how they responded to their situations many of our problems will be averted.

Choose Your Path
You wish that you could do something over, take back an action, or exchange an utterance? The bad news is that you can’t – what’s done is done. The good news is that it’s already in the past and this is the first moment of the rest of your life. Since you can’t change the past, what does your future hold? It’s up to you to choose.
Dust off Your Goals, Air Your Dreams
Recently I was going through some old boxes in my garage and came across one of my first courses that I did in psychology, which was the one that turned a corner in my life. As you can imagine that was a few (well ok many) years ago. As I sat on the floor with papers and bits all around me, I started reading what I had written about my dreams, hopes, worries and life at the time.

The Choice for Change
You can't change your past but you can change how it impacts on your future. The choice for change is always yours. It's never too late for a brighter future!

Other past Related Articles

The softest sell
“Don't talk to me about telephoning or writing to past customers,” exclaimed the MD. “The last time we did that we expected a load of add-ons and easy sales, but all we got was complaints. Our service engineers were run off their feet for months. It cost us a lot. It was a nightmare. Our database of past customers was a can of worms.”

Choose Your Path
You wish that you could do something over, take back an action, or exchange an utterance? The bad news is that you can’t – what’s done is done. The good news is that it’s already in the past and this is the first moment of the rest of your life. Since you can’t change the past, what does your future hold? It’s up to you to choose.
Career Tune-up: Maintaining your Professional Path
As 2008 begins, it’s the perfect opportunity for a Career Tune-up. The New Year provides a natural time to evaluate how your career progressed over the past year and to determine what you want for the year ahead. Investing time in assessment and planning will enable you to have a greater impact on your professional development. The Past Year When you review your career milestones of the past year, you’ll want to take a candid look at what worked and what didn’t work for you, your clients and your organization. Defining this will help you to make decisions about next year.
6 Year-Old Nets New Toy With "Money Warning"
As I weeded my way through the mall past the other shoppers, past the other toy stores, and through the doors of the illustrious Lego store, I began to think about how this sweet, innocent, 6 year old boy had played me like a pro.

Right Now
I often hear the past determines who you are and the future goals we set for ourselves determine what actions we take right now. It has nothing to do with past or future. It all has to do with 'right now'.
Managing Priorities
I’m at the end of day three of another very intense, but enjoyable and satisfying week. I’ve been in Seattle the past two days and am headed to LA for the next two days before finally making it home after being on the road for the past two weeks.
Inside the Mind of the B2B Buyer - New Paths to Purchase
The B2B buyer of the past has change dramatically. What worked in the past no longer works. This article explores the new reality and misconceptions.
Now is the only time that matters
There is no doubt in my mind that if we pay undue attention to our past or our future, we severely inhibit our performance in the present. In my observation the people who consistently perform at high levels at those folk who are experts at focusing in the now. Elite athletes describe this as being in the zone. Wayne Dyer stated the obvious when he said “you can’t change the past.”, yet for many of us the past has a hold over us. We can’t do much about the future either, expect to be ready for it.
Lead measures matter much more than lag measures
I am always slightly amused when economic growth figures and the like are released usually followed by fanfare. I amused because we won’t know March quarter figures until June! as an example. It's too late then! These kind of numbers are measurements of the past, often called lag measures. They tell us where we have been, not where we are going. I for one am much more interested in where I am going than where I’ve been. The past is done, over, finished. We can’t change the past. All we can do is learn from it.
Today\'s \"rant\" - insubordination
Many broadcasters long for the past where stability was the norm.Our customers (advertisers, viewers/users, stockholders and employees) are looking for much more from us. They are begging us to defy the past and invent the future to drive their success. That, by definition, forces us into instability, experimentation and the willingness to fail.
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