It works.Everything that needs to get done will get done, easily and efficiently.
And I wouldn’t even call myself a mantra person.
Try it out, and let me know how it works for you.
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It works.Everything that needs to get done will get done, easily and efficiently.
If you’ve gone through most of your life in one particular way (whatever that way is), finding a new way of being or a new job or expanding your business to reach more people is going to require some edge-of-your-box thinking. Start by getting yourself physically out of your usual surroundings. Go someplace new. Mix it up even more by filling all of your five senses with new experiences.
Last weekend, I cleaned the house. It’s not my favorite thing to do. Merely thinking about it causes my body to grow tense, and it worsens once I start cleaning. I love a clean house, but I don’t love cleaning it.There is a fine line between persistence and refusing to accept reality. --Tim Leatherman, founder of Leatherman Tools, in reference to his 8 year endeavor to sell his first tool
I thought about my life. Would I keep working on the same thing for 8 years without a single “bite?” Do I have enough passion and drive and belief in what I do to keep at it that long?
With all of my talk about change, I want to also remind you that even when it feels like life is a whirlwind of change, there are always some things that remain constant.
How are you going to reach your goal?
Not too long ago, I finally smartened up.
Until recently, I didn’t realize there was a word to describe the awesome women that helped me survive my time in corporate management. We were four female managers in a male-dominated work environment who banned together once every three weeks over a long lunch to support each other though our greatest and not-so-great moments. There were periods of complaining, and there was also a lot of camaraderie, support, and brainstorming. We all have said that that we may not have survived as long as we did without each other.
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