I was recently asked in my Facebook Messenger (btw, feel free to reach out to me there) how best to avoid burnout. 

Today, I address this with a combination of both an inner-world principle and a productivity hack. 

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I want to combine two important, but on the outset opposing ideas. 

"Positive thinking is great, but not at the expense of critical thinking." 

AND... The idea that what you focus on expands. 

If you're critical, doesn't that bring to light more weakness?

Not even close. 

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Evolution in your life is a reality. 

But sometimes we reject it or worse; we deny it.

There comes a time to put down the sword, and transition into the strategist for your life. 

Today, that's our focus. 

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After a week off, I'm back with today' rule: Allow yourself to enjoy your life. 

Last week I was able to devote more time to my comedy pursuits. I had an experience that reminded me how important it is to choose the life you want and to silence the critic in your head that doesn't want you to. 

Listen in for the details and how this applies to you!

One day you will expire. There will not be another sunrise, another embrace. 

But until that day comes we have a responsibility to live out lout.     
Listen in to understand how to create urgency so you don't let your opportunities pass you by. 

Enjoy!

Happy Independence Day! 

Today, in the United States we celebrate our independence as a nation. 

For you, it's an opportunity to be both recognize your blessings and take action towards your won independence. 

What's your next level? Getting there starts with just one. single. step. 

Hear the rest!

This episode is open and raw.

I share with you where my personal feelings are in relationship to the coaching experience vs. the marketing required to motivate people toward my services. 

I want to do things at an elevated, enlightened level. 

And I'm wondering how to do it better. 

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You can try to hide it, you can spin reality.. But the truth ALWAYS comes out. 

Get reminded of how pervasive this foundational principle is. 

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Simply put, we overcomplicate our lives. 

It's in our nature to make things more difficult, creating chaos and then fixing the problem so we can take credit for being a problem solver. 

Funny, isn't it? 

How do we fix this? Listen in.

Perspective and the willingness to see the angles of life are the foundation of your results. 

Do you look for the risk associated with your decisions? 

OR...

Do you look at the evidence of your inevitable success?

The answer tells volumes about your current results. 

Listen in for the rest.