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The author urges people to consider the possibility that by observing the actions of others, their brain responds as if they were performing the actions themselves. Articles about NEUROSCIENCE: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?page=1&tag=neuroscience 
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If there's one lesson I've learned while training thousands of wellness coaches, it's this: An organized mind enables full engagement in a health-giving life.
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Harvard Business Review recommends "living in your calendar." In other words, don't maintain a to-do list, but rather schedule these tasks right into your Outlook calendar, around your other commitments, while also accounting for the time you'll need to deal with brushfires and other unexpected priorities. This serves, in part, as a sort of commitment device, which is akin to positioning your army with its back to a river so there's no possibility of retreat from the enemy.
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