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Business Success Lessons I've Learned (Part 1)

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And here's some of what I've learned about becoming successful in business--whether you have your own company, or you work for someone else: 1. Being successful requires focus -- both eyes on the vision and the goals. There's always something more to learn or see. Learn more. Naysayers have to go. There are many teachers.

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The 2023 Awesomely-Appropriate Holiday-Gift Guide for Colleagues and Clients

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Learning to care for them (even with the added ease of self-watering pots) gave me the fortitude to try raising others, and guess what? Included in the purchase are the stainless,insulated water bottle and app that monitors your hydration and gives personal guidance to help you meet your hydration goals. $80+ But, guess what?

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12 Ways to Reach Greater Success Through Self-Leadership

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Set goals for your life; not just for your job. What we think of as “meaning of life” goals affect your lifestyle outside of work too, and you get whole-life context, not just work-life, each feeding off the other. Learn to love ideas and experiments. Seek to be continually inspired by something, learning what your triggers are.

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How I’ve Revamped the Idea Behind my Bucket List

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If you know anything about me, by now you probably know that I’m not a goal-driven person. Without push, or driving goals. I didn’t need goals, or mountains to climb before I die. When something goes wrong, look for the hole in the process; fix it, then learn from it. Unfortunately (?) I didn’t have one. That’s my life.

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Revamping the Bucket List

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If you know anything about me by now, you know that I’m absolutely not goal-driven. Without push, or driving goals. I didn’t need goals—mountains to climb before death. When something goes wrong, look for the hole in a process, fix it, then learn from it. Unfortunately, I couldn''t; I didn''t have one. I do, while I live.

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Raise Standards for Easier Juggling of Clients, Work, and Priorities

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To do that while maintaining your revenue goals, consider making the end-game for your practice one in which you work with fewer clients, each on bigger retainers. Learn to be fully present in everything you do. To be fully present, learn to be mindful. Or, fewer clients, for more money. In both cases, let that be you.

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You Don't Need to Brag to Talk About Your Biz (But You Can if You Want!)

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I think it all goes back to earliest-learned lessons. So all those teachings I mentioned before probably didn’t come with context, or a different way to reach the same end goal. If you didn't get those lessons and you have no problem shouting out about yourself from the rooftops, and you love shouting out about yourself, carry on.

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