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Your To Do List May Be Longer Than You Think

I read a lot of books and articles on things like brain science, psychology, productivity, and memory. One thing that tends to come up often as I read is that the brain sees any incomplete task or goal as part of your to-do list. Even if you arent consciously thinking of it, anything that you have left undone lingers in the subconscious and will periodically torment you until its finished.

This applies to everything in your environment including unpaid bills, an unfinished presentation for work, unread books, a Tivo full of unwatched shows, or hobbies that you started but never did anything with. You may not have these things on your immediate to-do list (in fact, they may not have been important to you for months or years), but your brain does.

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Westpac Index Indicates Australian Economy On The Rebound

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index suggests the economy is on the rebound as commodity and equity prices rally.

The index grew by 4.2 per cent in February up from 2.7 per cent recorded in September and much higher than the long term trend rate of 2.8 per cent.

The index estimates the pace of economic activity for the next one to three quarters.

Matthew Hassan senior economist at Westpac says the results suggest economic momentum has clearly lifted since June 2012.

(It) points to moderately above trend growth in the first half of 2013. Our chief concern though is how well this will be sustained through the year, especially as the peak in mining investment approaches.

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4 Stocks to Buy Better than Apple Inc.

Buy Apple Inc. (AAPL)?  Every day another article is written on the subject and it’s just the same old cut & paste thesis.  It’s cheap… blah, blah, blah.  Mastery would rather buy Google Inc. (G

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Gaming Sector Defies World Economic Trends

It seems like in many industries today, the current economic reality as well as the outlook as rather dire. However, one industry that seems to be defying this trend is that of gaming. Much evidence exists to support the assertion that this sector is experiencing phenomenal growth within the Asia-Pacific region.

Australians have a deep love of gambling. In fact, in comparison to world countries, more Australians gamble than the adult citizens of any other nation.

Within the country, poker is king with 60% of all revenue coming from this game and sites like OnlineCasinoAustralia.com.au are very popular.

Not only do Aussies love their gambling but their love of sports has helped to prod along the sports betting sector, which is also seeing growth.

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