Whom does it start with?

In yesterday’s post I suggested you might try thinking about some folks who if they just applied themselves towards different goals they might bring about more positive results.

When I thought about this topic I initially was thinking about a variety of folks that I had met throughout the years, but then I realized who really can be the beneficiary of this question.  It’s me.  In your case, it’s you, and so on and so forth.

I’m suggesting that each of us likely spend time and energy trying to accomplish misdirected intentions – sometimes we are not even explicitly aware of these motivations – but if we could consciously redirect some of our efforts we could accomplish much more.

This suggestion is all fine and well, but at this point it’s simply words.  Actions speak more loudly!  This is very true and that’s why I’d like to share some suggestions for taking this principle, if you will, into your day-to-day life and becoming more empowered.

It’s actually quite simple.

You need to:

1. Spending some time brainstorming and actually writing down areas where you might be wasting your time and energy.

2. Next spend some time thinking about your own unique abilities and talents (you see we all have them) and writing them down,

3. Deciding how you can redirect your own unique abilities and talents into specific goals.  You will need to write this down too.  This does not necessarily mean that one has to change jobs or change all their goals – but it might – rather you can creatively come up with a variety of ways to integrate your own unique talents and abilities into your day to day life in a much more positive way.

I think if you spend some time reflecting on this that you will be amazed at the results.

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