After 1 month

Well may be i am bit slow in learning or taking points.But may be due to lack of my networking that problem might have arised.That guy said will teach me but left me all alone.Think I only need to study stuff on my own.
Also need to take help from my ferns.But not many are in this field work stuff.Need to take help from working guys itself only.

Uff its a lot of pressure work on me.Need to maintain job so they will not remove me off.Since i need work exposure i need to pick up fast.So i could put experiance of bigger margin so could reach my goals for what i was born...:)
Well have created few communities and pages but i am only not regular in them...
May be for few months i need to stop using Facebook, orkut of for chatting.Since i am not going outside any where from Bangalore. So may be they might be thinking I am not fit for this job.But still Ineed to prove that they are wrong.
But how can Iimprove my working performance is the big question in front of me.May be i need to ask those who are working or with outside frens in different web site...
May be that suits me since i might get few tips or some guys  might have already written...
well have  browsed some stuff will read them later.

1. Visualization
Some people are more "visual learners" than others, but most everybody can benefit from the utilization of applied visualization in their lives. It is important to understand, though, that visualization is NOT the same as daydreaming. Think of visualization as power daydreaming. The results you get from the two activities are drastically different, though their process may be similar. The four keys to visualization are:


1. Use all your senses- the more senses you bring in to your visualization experiences, the more "real" it becomes for your brain. Remember-the brain seeks to make the "outside" or external reality congruent with the "inside" reality. Make that inside reality one that is vivid.
2. Be clear- make certain your outcomes are clearly set in your visualization. Do you succeed? By how much? How well do you perform?
3. Be positive (in your outcomes)-this might seem like a no-brainer, but it is important to make certain that your visualization is always positive with regards to tone and outcome.
4. Do it often!-as it has been said, repetition is the mother of skill. The more you do something the right way, the better you become at it.


2. Goal Setting
Most people subscribe to a well-known method for setting goals: Choose a goal, and make a daily to-do list towards attainment of that goal. Don’t do this. Most people fail in their goal setting for that very reason. Why? Life gets in the way! Daily tasks, crises, emergencies, etc. steal our time and leave nothing for achievement of our ambitions. Some ways to improve your goal setting abilities include:


1. Make certain your goals are in line with your dreams
2. Make sure that your goals inspire you (the "get-out-of-bed-early" test)
3. Invoke specific strategy (what you want to do) and planning (how you will do it)
4. Get your priorities straight, and get them on your schedule. Get them done first, before anything else.
5. Do these things on a weekly, not daily, basis.


3. Focus and Concentration
What is the difference between focus and concentration? I define focus in broad, behavioral terms. Focus is the center of our life interests and activities). Concentration is more narrow, and deals with cognition. It is the directed attention of mental activities toward a single point of reference.
So how can this help you? Understand that success requires a broad focus on a goal (outcome) with subsequent narrow attention to it’s attainment as time progresses. Geology, for example, teaches us great lessons about focus and concentration. Geology is merely the study of pressure and time. Given enough time and specific factors (focus), various geological formations are formed. Learn what geologists know: To achieve your goals, you will need to have a goal, and stay flexible in your approaches toward that end. Utilize concentration when specific instances occur in your life that will lead you closer to your goal.


4. Mental Toughness
Mental toughness is not what you think it is. Mental toughness is simple to define and difficult to execute (or everybody would be tough). Here are the keys:


1. Resiliency (the ability to bounce back)
2. Optimism (the ability to see the good in situations and events)
3. Proactive (the ability to act upon your environment)
Resiliency is important because everybody fails. The higher up you go in life, the more chances you will have had to fail. What is important, however, is how you respond to life’s inevitable obstacles and potholes. Optimism is simply a better choice than pessimism, as it leads to hope rather than despair. There is always a positive lean on a situation if you are willing to look hard and long enough. Finally, being proactive puts you in the driver’s seat to achieving your goals, as you are not at the mercy of your environment. Act or be acted upon.


5. Perspective
Perspective is the key to mental health. It allows for proper life balance, and allows for simultaneous realism and optimism. To get a better sense of perspective, realize that there are only three things in life that you can truly control: Your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Focus your energy on those three things. Monitor what you allow yourself to think about and focus on. Doing so will allow you to gain true perspective, which is always grounded in reality, but hints of better things to come.

Well this is another one might help me in improving my working performance...

9 Ways To Improve Performance At Work Place

1. Begin your day in office with work that makes you involved and interesting. This helps you to work effectively rather than work for more hours.

2. Take a break when you feel you are over occupied in work. Relax yourself by spending time with your mates.

3. Don’t get tensed and worried for your weaknesses. Focus on your strong areas which give you more confidence to overcome the weaknesses.

4. Try to concentrate only on work while you are in office. Restrain yourself from other thoughts while at work.

5. Compete with yourself. Rate your performance every day before you leave from office.

6. Prioritize and schedule your daily work and try to be effective in organizing yourself.

7. Be balanced and confident in the work you do. Over confidence makes you take a wrong step while lack of confidence prevents you from taking a step.

8. Don’t hesitate to make mistakes. Learn from them and try not to repeat them.

9. Prefer to be an open book rather than being a closed one.Constant learning makes a drastic difference in your life.

Well some of the facts which I had copied in above was not able to read since was a bit busy.Still my mind flows like a child don't know what to take either testing side or on networking side

 "As a child in front of chocolates confused which one to take and taste first..."