6000 Goals?

Mark Victor Hansen has more than 6000 goals in his Life Planning Goals Journal. 

Goal-Setting is Goal-Getting

Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer and iPhone.

What is truly important in life? 

Let Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer and the iPhone, tell you.

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Poverty or Prosperity: Your Choice

Dr. Ben Carson

Knowledge: "It makes you into a more valuable person. The more knowledge you have, the more people need you. It's an interesting phenomenon, but when people need you, they pay you, so you'll be okay in life.

Books: "They are the mechanism for obtaining knowledge, as opposed to television"

"Education is the key"

Flashcards are one of the most powerful learning tools available, and they have been proven highly effective for decades. Any subject for people of any age will benefit tremendously from learning from Flashcards. Doctors in medical school, lawyers in law school, teachers in education school all use  Flashcards. Practically all the true scholars and high achievers will tell you that Flashcards pushed them to the top of high achievement. You can benefit from Flashcards and learn ANY subject, regardless of whether or not you are enrolled in a course.

WHATEVER YOU WANT TO REMEMBER, PUT IT ON A CARD 

Typing Properly Matters

Believe

ABSOLUTELY
 YOU CAN BE a CTR PERSON 100%  24/7

Books

Reading Gives You Wings

How to Read Faster

How to Learn Better and Faster

5 Tips to Get Better Grades

The 9 Best Study Tips

Hard Work and Determination Pay Off

IF you set your goals, work hard with determination to achieve them, THEN you will achieve them in an extraordinary way. Read your goals daily and write in your Life Planning Goals Journal at least 5 minutes each day, and you will succeed. You will become what you do and think about.

Work hard each day. Don't be idle, for idleness is a curse, and it is below the line every time.
Look at this example of a Chicago teenager who set his goals high, worked hard to achieve them, and look at him now.

Enjoy the journey by working hard toward your righteous goals.

Choosing to WORD HARD is Choosing the Right.

Take Responsibility for your Body - Mind - Spirit

School Spirit

Be true to your school. Join in and participate in school classes and extracurricular activities. Support your school and be excited to be an HPIAMer. We appreciate all those who contribute to the spirit of the school through such events as the school band. Get involved. Enjoy your high school journey. Start. Finish.

One of the Greatest Runners in the World: 200+ Marathons

Set your goals

Work Hard until you achieve them

I had the special privilege, just recently, of meeting, speaking with, and listening to Scott Kunz, one of the premier marathon runners in the world. Scott has run more than 200 marathons.  He has run marathons in 24 states, including a sub-3-hour finish at the Boston Marathon, and finished the prestigious Wasatch 100-Mile Solo Endurance Run 10 consecutive times.  To run the 100 mile marathons, you have 36 hours to complete it. Can you imagine running a 100-Mile Marathon? And running it 10 times?

The secret to Scott's running success is cleverly nested in his training, his practices. He trains daily. His training includes running every day at least six miles. He runs at least one hour per day and from 5:00 am until 9:00 am on Saturdays. Weekly Scott runs 30-40 miles. The key to his preparation is the DAILY application of running.

Whatever goals you are desirous to achieve, if you work on them daily, like Scott works on his, then you will achieve your goals, just like Scott has achieved so many of his goals and continues to do so.

Strike for Students

We are thankful it's over. The UTLA Strike has ended. The Union and LAUSD finally agreed upon many serious points. The purpose of the strike in the first place was for the betterment of schools leading to better education for students. Helping each student was the main motive of the strike.

Students be thankful for the HPIAM school you attend-a school where people care about you.

Be Grateful: Attitude of Gratitude

Jamarion Styles,  from Boca Raton, Florida

Big Heart--> Strong Will --> Hard Worker
First to Practice --> Last to Leave

Live the Good Life --> Choose the Right 24/7

Jamarion Styles is a great example for all of us. Be thankful, be grateful, always do your best, take advantage of the opportunities you have, develop your talents and gifts. You have been blessed with many faculties of body, mind, and soul. Take advantage of these gifts by using them in doing good. Seek to live the Good Life. Follow Jamarion's example by having a big heart, strong will, hard-working ethic, being the first to class and the last to leave because your desire to learn is so great!

Don't live below your privileges. Rise to the occasion and become great!

Persistence

Students, how can you achieve your Life Planning Goals? PERSIST. Persist until you do succeed at achieving each one. Persistence is supreme! Click the start button > and listen.

 

"Nothing in the world can take the place of Persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and Determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan “Press On” has solved and will always solve the problems of the human race."

CALVIN COOLIDGE

40 Ways to Be Successful in School: Practical Tips for Students

Would you like to be super successful in school? I came across 40 ways you can be more successful in school than you have ever been. Click here to learn the 40 ways.  Learning just  one new tip can make a big difference for you. 

Teachers and Students Create a Caring Community

Hal Urban

"I'm convinced that the key was good relationships.  If you can reach 'em, you can teach 'em."

My #1 goal at the beginning of each school year was to create a Caring Community in each of my five classes.

Greet students as they enter the room. Shake their hands, smile, and call them by name. If I don't know a student's name, ask them, "What is your name?"

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The Classroom as a Caring Community