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BLOG ONE DAY AT A TIME (MASTER THE DAY, MASTER YOUR LIFE) PERSONAL 0 COMMENTS Written by Harry Croose “Patience is not simply the ability to wait—it’s how we behave while we’re waiting.” - Joyce Meyer - Tweet Hi all, I hope you are well and are having a good day, I am finally back blogging I have had quite a few years of developing my goals and have now accomplished some more life experiences to share. I am hoping to post more in recent months in contribution to my YouTube Channel. (Please find on the homepage on my website).  I am now back in Business! Here to give YOU another one of my insights.  Today’s topic is something I learnt from my many months of emotional healing and self-reflection.  I am talking about the importance of  mastering each day. We can get lost in our thoughts, our habits and consequently without meaning too, lose either hours in the day or lose the quality of the time in the day that we are in. Only to regret the fact that it is already Sunday evening and we have work tomorrow. The phrase "Master your day, Master your life" actually came to me in a dream or perhaps my subconscious saved in my mind somewhere as it resonated with me a lot. I used to spend a lot of time looking to the horizon, never present in the moment, always planning and looking forward to the future, but I realised I lost a key element to the creative process which is to be in the NOW.   I am here to give you 5 strategies that helped me understand this philosphy of being present. One quick point first though, you don't have to necessarily agree with me on all points made, please read through and take whatever youfind valuable; I hope it inspires you to write and document your own thoughts, and I hope that you found it a positive and pleasant read.  1. Reflecting on your goals (plan your next few years) It is incredibly important to reflect on your goals, and not only that to act upon them. Isn't it just surprisingly how quickly time flies which is while it is pivotal to fulfilling your life objectives. Reflection is a great exercise that allows to you evaluate what you have done in your past, and what went well, and how you can improve for next time, refine your technique and be better and more professional.  Journaling is a great way, to document your stories, reflecting your thoughts and harnessing your inner power that we all have within us. With a clear detailed plan, with the right action you would be able to write the plan in the fabric of the world.  2. Remember the Present Moment (enjoy today) The present moment is something that many of us don't take into consideration enough of; we are all subject to this. The past and future are as much as it can be…

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BLOG VE DAY (75TH ANNIVERSARY) AND MY 21ST BIRTHDAY PERSONAL/SOCIAL0 COMMENTS Written by Harry Croose "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." - Winston Churchill - Tweet REMEMBER... May 8th. I am so proud to have this day as my Birthday. Not only this year it is my 21st Birthday, a special one indeed, especially in these unique and special times, but this year in 2020, I also share the 75th Anniversary of VE Day. I have always been proud of being born on this day, when 75 years ago, the allies in Europe won against Nazi Germany, and thus the end of World War II. We at the moment have our own personal battles to face, the Lockdown for one, I know has been challenging for all of us, some more than others. But know this that 75 years ago, Peace was brought back to our home country, becuase of brave men and women fighting for that freedom, that we take very much for granted today. It was this determination and resilence against frightening odds, on our remote island, that allowed us certain victory. Today, in our generation, we still have this peace against War, and yet the fight for the safety of the United Kingdom and the world is a continual battle. There will be wars still left to come, but today is a day of rememberance of the fallen soldiers who gave their lives for our continual prosperity, love, and justice. Remember those, and give thanks for the bright future that has been promised and fought for by our soldiers, our teachers, our key workers, and of course our NHS Staff. :)Let us not live in the claws of fear and defeat, but let us aim and strive for what is eternally promised us, love and victory. To Victory. I was born on a day when War came to an end. I was born to bring Peace and Positivity to the World. That is my Story. :)Take care, and Best Wishes, until next time!Have a brilliant day! :)Harry Croose, SHARE THIS Share on facebook Facebook Share on google Google+ Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Share on pinterest Pinterest Subscribe to My Newsletter Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Twitter Facebook Youtube Snapchat Instagram Linkedin Harry Croose 2018-2019 All Rights reserved. Get Started Tutorials Resources Guides Examples Docs About About Me Blog Privacy Policy Terms of Service Downloads Free E-Book Blog Resources Courses

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50 Things to do while in Lockdown

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BLOG 50 THINGS TO DO WHILE IN LOCKDOWN ALL       0 COMMENTS Written by Harry Croose "Lockup all your love and go and throw away the key." - Carrie Underwood - Tweet Hello, all hope you are well. Especially in these times, if you are reading in 2020, with the Coronavirus lockdown. :) I have had a few requests to write a blog post on things to do while in lockdown; luckily for you my fantastical followers, here it is. :)  Here is the long list, with an occasional elaboration, as to why I think they are possibly a great idea for you! :)I will say this however if you have to do something, limit your time watching the news and social media. Awareness is important, but an overstimulation of negative headlines can do more damage them people realise to their psychology. Also make sure that you have a routine, and that you have a variety of things to do, that you most of all enjoy, but also tasks that give you the satisfaction of working towards your goals and dreams. :)  - THE LONG LIST OF IDEAS OF THINGS TO DO -  PLAN YOUR DAY - Have a To-Do List or a Goals Journal so you have particular objectives to complete so you are not just wasting your time, apologises for the bluntness there, but you no deep down what I say has an element of truth to it, espcially if you don't have clear goals. I would recommend Google Calendar, to help with time blocking your days. DEDICATE A WORK PERIOD (per day) - Spend a few hours every day doing tasks wether that be for your Work, School or University. Just make some progress it doesn't matter how much. If you again plan far ahead, a few hours a day should be sufficent for you to get many of your tasks completed. READ BOOKS  - There are so MANY books, out there to read. :) Take advantage of Amazon (depsite the new delays), books are a testament to education and mental stimulation, that will certainly keep you entertained.Wether it be fiction or non-fiction, experimenting with different genres and authors is a fantastic idea.         LISTEN TO AUDIOBOOKS - Listening to Audiobooks, (especially from Audible), again it is amazing, and books can be obtained instantly, and can be listened to via the app. I would personally recommend The Game of Thrones Series and Harry Potter Collection for those who like fantasy. You would find thousands of books, from different genres all at very affordable prices at the moment during lockdown. WATCHING YOUTUBE - You must have a YouTube account surely, listening/watching some of your favourite YouTubers for surely give you a laugh, education or whatever you are in to! PLAYING VIDEO GAMES - Wether that be on your Xbox One, Xbox 360, WiiU, and Nintendo 3DS etc. There must be plenty of games you haven't played or haven;t visited in a long time, perhaps you should…

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4 Steps to Dealing with Haters

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BLOG 4 STEPS TO DEALING WITH HATERS Written by Harry Croose "Hating on someone, or something is only giving power to that thing. It becomes a bigger problem in your mind. It's okay to dislike something, but never hate it - you only lose your power and time." - Harry Croose - Tweet 1. Accepting that Haters are everywhere. Basically, if you are a hater why are you here. To plot your revenge, to comment under one of my blog posts or YouTube Videos because I upset you; or are you here to eat my chocolate cheesecake because the last one is definitely crossing the line.  Also hyperlinks can be very useful. 2. Understand why they Hate There was a time where I actually paid attention to these individuals who sit down in life and have nothing better to do than complain and shout at you for doing 'the wrong thing' or 'that you are weird' . Well here is a reality check for those of you that are haters of my work, look at yourself. What are you doing and contributing to the world? You can't say anything to me or too anyone at that if you are not following your own path and are merely following the masses, because you are still scared that you might fail. 3. Re-frame the situation. I don't hate you if you are a hater, I respect that you have an opinion; but to waste your precious time on this earth which as you read this (by the way I appreciate) you will loses this seconds forever. Instead of complaining or being a victim 100% of the time, harness your energy to things that could actually change your life. Direct your energy away from your haters and invest it into yourself  Understand that it isn't about you, it is about them. 4. Maintain distance to your haters. There was a time where I was a hater of people who seemed to have it better than me, but when I started to stop comparing myself to others. I felt so much more free and had a tenfold more time and energy to make the impact I want to make on the world. I am not giving up not now, I will never give up. I am not stopping just because my crush no longer likes me, I am not stopping because I haven't got 50 likes on YouTube or 1000 subscribers I am going to keep pushing ahead; we must together keep pushing forward that is the only way we will truly reach the land we were promised off when we were read a bedtime story with a nice cup of hot chocolate. Dreams can come true, and no matter where you are in life or how far you think your behind; you can make it. I believe in you. Lovers always Win.  SHARE THIS Share on facebook Facebook Share on google Google+ Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Share on pinterest Pinterest Subscribe to…

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The Tower of London

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BLOG 3 REASONS TO VISIT THE TOWER OF LONDON SELF - HELP  0 COMMENTS Written by Harry Croose "It's not the walls that make the city, but the people who live within them." - King George VI - Tweet You know something, I thought the capital city London wasn’t going to be as exciting as I thought it would be, but boy I was wrong. Once I saw the massive billboards advertising and the reflection of the skyscrapers towering overhead, I fell in love with what I saw… 1. It's Beauty Our trip with the University was surreal for me, you have probably gathered clever people that I haven't ever been to London before. So my reaction to many people on the coach as a bit over the top and excitable. I want to start by saying that with what I saw of London I want to go there again, it just seems so big and exciting to explore. (I am always up for an adventure). But our trip was specifically for The Tower of London. I must admit I was picturing a massive tall tower but apart from that and the really inflated prices of food, I was in awe with the entire day.  2. It's History Our trip with the University was surreal for me, you have probably gathered clever people that I haven't ever been to London before. So my reaction to many people on the coach as a bit over the top and excitable. I want to start by saying that with what I saw of London I want to go there again, it just seems so big and exciting to explore. (I am always up for an adventure). But our trip was specifically for The Tower of London. I must admit I was picturing a massive tall tower but apart from that and the really inflated prices of food, I was in awe with the entire day.  3. It's food. It is important to mention though that I wouldn't have enjoyed that day without the company of some great friends of mine. Actually if I'm honest they are better than great! We even had a subway after the Tower of London, played a few games of hangman and even had a reading of 50 Shades of Grey! Don't ask you had to be there!   The tower itself I thought was a very fascinating place and no it wasn't just because of the enthusiastic tour guides or even the crown jewels (damn the monarchy had some bling) I absolutely loved the architecture and the feel of the place. I felt as if I was travelling through time in some locations climbing the really and I mean really tight spiral staircases that led many to either a sense of security or a definite state of doom.  I wondered thorughout the day that was I menat to be shown this? Is their a hidden message or secret layed between the bricks of these foreboding walls? I mean with the Princes in the Tower this…