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Subject: Re: [everydaysystems] Hello
From: Chris Highcock
Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2004 18:47:22 +0100
    
Fantastic. 

It is good to see a little more traffic on this list! 

10 O'clock rock - good idea. I must admit I've been very lax on the CEC 
recently!

5 minute musashi (?) - a good principle although forgetting my martial arts practice 
is never a problem.....I don't do it anyway. Still the idea of 5 minutes over 5 days 
(non S days!) over 5 movements or 5 thnigs you need to learn (language vocabulary 
etc) is a nice one.

Anyway, lets keep thinking around these ideas.

Thanks

Chris
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Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 12:10 PM
Subject: [everydaysystems] Hello


I think I'm beginning to get the general idea for an "Everday System".
Here are a few thoughts I've been having:

Ten O'Clock Rock-a-bye Baby
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Problem: Not getting enough sleep / Getting to bed late
Solution: Lights out at 10pm. Basically Cinderella's Electric Curfew
but not fixed to midnight. (I was already working on this one as a
habit before reading about CEC - great minds think alike!). The beauty
is: you can change the time as needed. Thank you Bill Haley....

Five Minute Musashi
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Problem: Not practicing Self-Defence/Martial Arts during the week.
Solution: Not my idea at all this one - just the name. Original idea
came from Dave Walmsley at Canadian Combato. Dave calls it the 5x5x5.
The idea is to practice one technique for 5 minutes every weekday. Do
a different technique every day. So you practice 5 techniques over 5
days for 5 mins a day. Great idea! It just needed an Everyday name.
Other names I thought of were "Five Minute Killer", "Five Minute 
Tough
guy", "Five Minute Maniac" and "Five Minute Grandmaster".

Three Steps to Heaven
=====================
Problem: Taking your loved one for granted.
Solution: Once a Day - do 'something special' for them. Twice a Day -
make room for a Kiss & Cuddle. Three times a day - verbally say "I
Love you". I'm still working on this one. Suggestions welcome. Other
possible names/hooks were "3-2-1-Love God!", "Daily Don Juan" 
and
"Casanova Complex"

I think that's quite enough for now.

DaveA

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