From a young age we learn that it’s okay to “shape” the truth at times. Some parents even tell us that it’s okay to tell white lies (a harmless or trivial lie, esp. one told to avoid hurting someone’s feelings.)
Something I heard early in my sales career that proved to be true on many occasions is, “People think it’s okay lie to a sales person and still get to heaven.”
As you pursue achievement of your goal, you will discover bends and curves in the road ahead. The more you focus on your goal you will begin to see things that can be viewed as obstacles and you may feel stuck. However, by understanding that part of the process of reaching a goal is getting to the obstacles and learning how to navigate around them, over them or under them you will soon see that everything that happens is there for your benefit.
What do you do to keep yourself motivated? And more importantly what do you do when you’ve hit a roadblock or obstacle to getting to your desired destination? It’s important to have numerous tools to keep you motivated so when you hit a snag you have somewhere to turn to get yourself back on track again.
Insomnia is something that over 50% of adult Americans are dealing with. Can’t get to sleep, can’t stay asleep. The most productive time of day starts at 5pm and you’re a night owl.
American Psychological Association’s annual Stress in America Poll reports that 52% of Americans suffer from sleeplessness and 53% of Adults report feeling fatigued. Combine that with the fact that over 90% of the complaints in the doctor’s office are stress related and it’s easy to see why.
Are you energized and excited about the New Year or are you still worn out from the holidays and feeling like you need a break? With the combination of the weather, shorter days and too much to do, it’s easy to feel worn out.
Here’s three quick tips to help you adjust your pace throughout the day to stay relaxed and focused, so you can get more done in less time.
