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When you work in direct or network marketing a topic of conversation often discussed is fear. Walking through your fear. Not holding back, waiting for something else, but going after whatever it is that is making you nervous or apprehensive. It is important to understand that fear changes our behavior. Often, fear takes over and prevents us from taking the next step in our lives. In some cases, fear is welcomed and healthy, and in other cases, it holds us back. Keeping our fears in perspective is important. A healthy amount of fear prevents us from doing some not-so…
As a parent, teacher, coach, friend, etc., staying focused and alert to the things around me is something I work on daily. When I find myself mentally wandering from my present situation, I quickly evaluate two things. First, is it my responsibility to be mentally present? Second, do I want to be mentally present? Both of those questions quickly direct me back on course as to how I am going to respond to losing my focus. A quick prayer then helps me follow my intended path. Some time ago, I remember asking my daughter how she was, and this was…
I have observed many examples of people dealing with their “stuff” productively and intentionally. We all have “stuff.” Numerous people might have the same issue at hand, but each individual is unique. Differences might include age, timing, other complications, or circumstances, etc. It is how we deal with our “stuff” that will make a difference in the long run. Being intentional regarding how you deal with your “stuff” is very powerful. For me, being intentional is imperative. I focus on the present and the future. Seldom do I allow myself time to dwell on the past. Although thinking back on…
It is very easy to get off track; the hard part is knowing when to refocus on the original task. On days that I am very busy, I function in a “zone”. I focus on the task at hand and rarely allow myself to get off track. Crossing off each task as it is completed. Writing down additional tasks to be completed later. It is the days when I have a few moments to spare that I seem to allow myself to drift off track. I start working on one task, and suddenly I am multitasking in a few different…