I’ve been tagged again. This time by Karen at Live The Power. As before, I am honored. The original idea for this post came from Aaron Potts at Todayisthatday.com. While I no longer have time to participate in every tag that comes my way, this one is very worthwhile. Aaron’s idea came from the concept of copying genius. I have spent my entire life living this paradigm, so here goes.
Following are my top 10 success habits, with links to posts on topics I’ve written about before for much more detail.
Actually, I’ve turned this post into a free report. Get yours now!
Until next time,
Live Joyfully!
Posted under Inspiration, Leadership, Motivation
This post was written by Debra Moorhead, Motivational Speaker, Author, and Coach on March 26, 2007
Wow, Debra! That is great, very much more structured than I usually am but you have some very worthwhile strategies that I know I could probably incorporate to really improve.
I really like the way that you keep it on purpose. I often get caught up with the “urgent” (it’s inevitable with 3 small children but they are part of the purpose! what a paradox!).
Thank you for participating. I learned from you!
Karen
Karen,
Thank you for the opportunity. I learned from you, too!
Debra
Debra, I find I get so much more accomplished when I have a system. Thanks for sharing yours with me.
Raquel,
I adore my systems. Thanks for the comment. I like your site.
Debra, this is a great post. I truly appreciate that you addressed the “Looking Your Best”. Something I had to learn the hard way after leaving Corporate America. What a difference it makes in your results!
Absolutely, Wanda. Thanks for your input!
Debra,
Ironically enough, I’m not much of a person for playing along with the “tag” game either, which is why the success of this project continues to amaze me.
To think that an amazing list like yours or the many incredible success secrets that so many others have shared could have remained out of sight is just plain scary.
I challenge anyone to read through your list, implement your ideas, and NOT achieve an improvement.
GREAT stuff, Debra, and thanks for coming on board with this project!
Thank you, Aaron, for starting this tag, and for your gracious comments.
Debra,
Thanks for the guidance…here is the updated post…is this more on target. Thanks for your patience.
http://www.businessadvicedaily.com/index.php/2007/03/30/my-simply-successful-secrets/
Dave
http://www.BusinessAdviceDaily.com/
Great list! When you say you write down your ultimate goal every morning, is that your ultimate goal for the day, or for your life (as in your A-1 of all the goals)?
Thanks for a great post!
Thanks, Rete. I write my ultimate life goal - every morning - first thing.
My daily goal is written at the top of my planner - on that day’s agenda. I do that when I’m doing my weekly planning. I know that probably sounds very anal retentive to a lot of people, but I actually enjoy planning and it helps me enjoy my life.
It’s more fun for me to know where I’m going than to drive around in the dark wondering which ditch I’ll end up in next - ya know?
Great tips! I guess it would make my life more meaningful!
Dear Funny,
It would not make your life more meaningful - your life is meaningful as is. But it might bring more meaning to your life. Think about it.
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