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Have You Discovered the 8th Weekday?

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Have you ever wished you had more time to accomplish what you set out to do? Have you ever said to yourself: “I wish I had more time to [fill in the blank]” Most people have, at one time or another. Full disclosure; I also used to think that way many moons ago. But something changed for me, and I no longer have that wish.

However many still do, and some have discovered an 8th week day! Are you even a little curious? Watch this video and follow the link at the end. There’s a bonus waiting for you!

 

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Have You Professionally Advanced?

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Have You Advanced Professionally?

It has been some time now since you have made your New Year’s Resolution, or perhaps you haven’t made one especially if you have concluded they don’t work for you. If you made one, how is it working for you? Have you advanced professionally?

Over the past several months many of my blogs have been relative to personal development. Some titles are: “You Are the Cup”, “Are You Ready When You Show Up?” and “Is Your Task List Efficient?” These blog posts are designed to help you in your self-examination and guide you on the road to personal and professional success.

It is an established fact that your Task List is closely associated to your Schedule, which in turn has to be in sync with your schedule in order to achieve your goals. Therefore, if you are not achieving your goals, chances are you don’t have a workable schedule.

If you push tasks you have not completed today on to tomorrow’s Task List, then your Task List is not effective. If this has been happening to you, then you have found that you are “spinning your wheels” and invariably will ultimately spin out of control.
With this being the case it is easy to see the correlation between advancing personally and advancing professionally. If you are failing personally, you will fail professionally.

So, how do you prevent professional failure? You need to start with the basics. Decide what you want to accomplish and work backwards. This may seem counter-productive, but if you have a goal (an end point) in sight, you will have a good idea of where to begin.

If you are facing a dilemma, I would like to show you how to make the process easy. At one point, I was just like you; having many unfinished tasks and not knowing how to extricate myself from the obstacles that constantly got in my way.

I developed a step-by-step solution to my problem and have shared it with many of my clients who have themselves advanced personally and professionally.

I would like to share that experience with you. Please take the first step and schedule an appointment with me for a paid 30–minute consultation/strategy session. Here’s the link:

http://coachflo.co/your-questions-answered/

I’m looking forward to working with you.