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Tag Archives: goal setting
Why I believe in AA
While Attitude determines your trajectory, Action determines the speed. Put them together, and you get a sort of success torque. Continue reading
Don’t Ditch It, Switch It!
When it comes to attitudes, most of us have a hard time staying on the positive side of the road. The number of days I started with a Norman Vincent Peale attitude that switched to Eeyore by 10 am are too many to count. What happened? Continue reading
Mind Mapping – How To Plan and Shop at The Same Time!
The first step for me is always just mind mapping my thoughts. I try to combine reflection, direction, and brevity. I reflect on this year, think about my direction for next year, and try to put my thoughts down in as few words as possible. Here’s this morning’s start: Continue reading
A marathoner looks at going with the cashflow
Business and running go hand in hand to me. Continue reading
Intentionality with Southern Hospitality
Teaching a class on 5 Star Southern Hospitality in lower Alabama may sound redundant. It’s intentional. Continue reading
Posted in Abundance, Motivation
Tagged attitude, goal setting, Habits, Intentionality, John Wooden
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Metric Failures
KPI taught me a lesson I still apply today. The less you understand about a problem the more information you request. The more you know about your problem, the more you focus on a few key items. Continue reading
What Was I Thinking?
Having moved past the half way point in my life, I find this statement refreshing. Now that I understand how the universe gives us what we think about I have hope based on my thinking.
Why Blog Daily?
During the market plan discussion in our entrepreneurship class, Calvin asked me, “Why do you blog daily?” Good question and I sought of stumbled through an answer. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity, Seth Godin
Tagged blogging, discipline, goal setting, health, personal productivity
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Success Through Surrender
My best thoughts always come 15 minutes into a run. The rude reality of aging has been overcome and the endorphins start kicking in memories of speed long gone. Continue reading
Posted in family, Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity
Tagged Dreams and Goals, goal setting, health, positive affirmation, running, Wisdom and truth
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Seeing what you hear appear
All I know is since I started investing time each morning thinking, visualizing, and writing down what I wanted to have happen, and listening to tapes on the subconscious mind, the universe keeps sending opportunities to me when I least expect them. Continue reading
