Do this, do that, run this errand, pick up that… damn! Forgot I needed to do that other thing!
Yes, there is a lot to do in your life, and quite often it seems like you're out of control. The great news? It doesn't have to be that way.
Feeling like you have life running smoothly boils down to having an organizational system and then using it! The problem is so many people keep things in their head and think they can remember it all and remind themselves at the appropriate time to do something. Wrong!
And it doesn't have anything to do with how smart you are, humans just don't work that way (yet).
The first step in getting your life running smoothly is getting all that stuff out of your head and into a system that you will review and take action on.
Sound simple? Yay! That's exactly what it is. The hard part is changing your habits to use and follow that system.
Start today, and once you get going your momentum will carry you on.
You have a goal in mind; something you want to achieve. So you do what you feel is logical:
So, one more figures competition under my belt, this time at the National level. Yes, the competition was tougher than at the Provincial level and I had to step up my game… but that is a Cool thing. Sometimes it takes a challenge to get us to step up and make some major changes and improvements.
You, like all of us, have core values. Intangible things that you feel are so very important; those things you see as the foundation, or "building blocks", of your life.
We've always loved Mind Maps! It's totally amazing how they allow us to recap a whole lot of information and knowledge all in one place. Honestly, if you wrote out all the information contained in just one mind map, like the ones to the left, it would be like writing a small novel.
You're so pumped… so sure that you'll achieve a certain level of success, you can almost taste it. Then, whoa… what the heck? You fall short of where you expected to be, the level of success or the award you felt you would achieve.








































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