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Feeling frustrated because you can’t get more done?
Many of us want to accomplish more. Perhaps it is to start and finish a project, develop a new skill, begin a new hobby or career, improve in our work, or just be more productive in general. But we have self-sabotaging habits and tough roadblocks preventing us from making headway.
YOUR ACTION, YOUR SUCCESS addresses many of our challenges and offers solutions for getting ourselves moving.
Consider the reality behind finding time and setting priorities.
Face your fears and roadblocks.
Determine your unique definition of success and what motivates you.
Engage in introspection, analysis and basic planning.
Set yourself up for success and taking those first crucial steps.
Begin with YOUR ACTION, YOUR SUCCESS today and imagine where you can be in 3 months, 6 months, a year from now. Soon you will be on your way to getting more accomplished and celebrating your progress!
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I’ve always been kind of a doer. Crossing through items on a To Do List just plain feels good! Knowing that something is done, finished, accomplished is freeing. Many times simply because it means I can begin focusing on the next project. Yes, some may wish to tighten the screw that might be loose in my head, but that is the way I am put together.
Now, I’m all about celebrating the completed “thing,” with all the people involved (if it was a group effort). Absolutely recognizing all those hard working individuals who contributed both small and large pieces to the final outcome is very important to me. It’s just that I don’t dwell in that zone very long before actually moving on to the next idea. Usually my project list is stacked up, so I look forward to moving on and it takes discipline to remain focused to finish the current project.
For me, it is exciting pulling out the next project, figuring out how to accomplish it, getting it done, then feeling good about being finished so I can go on to the next challenge. That is pretty much how I’ve been for decades. This most likely explains why I describe myself as a “Project Person.”
But I know many people may not consider this normal or easy. So my natural tendency has been to encourage others to accomplish their own projects or goals or dreams. Nothing inspires me more than seeing individuals step out and find ways to move forward themselves. I love hearing people talk about experiences and outcomes that they achieved after thinking for so long that they didn’t have the time, money, energy (the list goes on), or believing they simply could not do it.
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