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Productivity Boost: How to start your day at 5:00 AM - lifehack.org

http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2005/05/how-to-become-an-early-riser/

http://zenhabits.net/2007/05/10-benefits-of-rising-early-and-how-to-do-it/

This is an excerpt from the Project Management Journal - Sept 2006

• Project control system
• Project mission and goals should be well defined
• Top management support within resources and budget in essential
• A detailed project planning that covers all aspect of the project
• Client consultation and acceptance during the project life cycle
• Competent project team members that supports project aims and objectives
• Technical abilities of the project team and project organization
• Project team should have troubleshooting capabilities
• Success criteria should be agreed upon with the stakeholders before onset of project
• A collaborative working relationship should be maintained between the project owner and project manager
• The Project manager should have the flexibility to deal with uncertainty
• The project owner should take an interest in the project performance

These in my opinion are a really nice set of factors which one should keep in mind whenever involved in a project.

If you are interested in writing a book summary then here is something which might be useful.

Slashdot welcomes readers’ book reviews. In particular, we’re interested in reviews of books on programming, computer security, the history of technology and anything else (including Science Fiction, cyberpunk, etc.) that fits under the “News for Nerds” umbrella.

http://slashdot.org/book.review.guidelines.shtml

I was recently going through a book “” written by Robert M Campbell. The book is a quick read and has way to calculate real estate market trend.

In the last chapter author wrote something which moved me.

He said

>> “Physcologists tell us that, in life, we tend to become what we expect to become. In an odd sort of way, our lives utimately turn out to be some sort of self-fulfilling prophecy. We become our vision. You see this happen over and over again: a person ignores th doubters and naysayers, pursues his dream, and acoomplishes the impossible.”

>> ” \Whatever your dream, whatever your own personal vision, remember this: get started, purue it with vigor, make the most of every advantage you can give yourself, and know that nothing is impossible.”

Here is another link on the same topic.

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifehack/your-perception-is-your-reality.html