The Implementation Experiment

Do you find yourself not completing things the first time? Have you missed deadlines, opportunities or following up? Are you getting more stressed out? You aren't alone. This is one of the biggest time wasters. This takes up space in your mind keeping you distracted from your life. This is a common way to add time. Each time to stop midway you lose momentum and then have to take more time to remember where you were when you pick it back up again. Don't start it until you can complete it.

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Published March 16, 2021

This week is so powerful. As we dive deeper into Clearing Our Mind, we are revisiting our commitments. What we commit to determines our path. If you aren't getting the results you desire, this will be a very powerful week. Be open to have an honest look at what you are choosing to commit to and your level of commitment. This is about freeing up time and stop beating yourself up for not fully applying yourself to what you'll say you do. It may simply be your level of commitment hasn't been identified.

The Practice this week... Go through your commitments. Choose your level of commitment and look at how much time it's taking in your day, week or month. Ask yourself: Do I have enough time set aside for it? Is it taking me where I want to go? De-committing is also a great option too. Revisit them and decide how you want it to be. 

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Do you find yourself getting overwhelmed, overcommitted or stressed out? This is a perfect simple step by step practice to free up your mind, download your brain and build momentum to get results more quickly. This practice is a maintenance tool to free up space in your mind like closing tabs on your computer. The more you have open tabs the slower your computer runs. Listen as we dive in with tools and examples on how you can incorporate this process to keep your life running smoothly and implement more efficiently to get results quicker.

It's not just what you are doing, rather who you are being in what you are doing that will increase your ability and capacity. 

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When is the last time you celebrated the moment, a win or something that makes you say WOW? If you want more of those moments, listen to today's podcast. Celebration is the key to anchor more of the experiences you want to have. This is the a great tool to bridge this gap. It only takes  a few moments to dramatically increase your results.

You find what you are a looking for. Therefore we start this week looking for things to celebrate, big or small it doesn't matter. What matters is that you celebrate! This is taking validating to another level. Start by asking others what you can celebrate with them and you'll lift them up as well. Celebrating the moment is a way to accelerate having more moments celebrate, a system to create more successes, or a way to connect with others? 

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How often do you look at what's going wrong or see the problem? We all do it. Our viewpoint is our biggest tool and gift. Unless you know how to cultivate it to focus on what you want and on what's going right, it can often work against you. Validating all improvements will help train you to find the good no matter how small. It's so much simpler than you might think. Get results quickly using this simple process in minutes. 

You've heard the phrase, "Adapt or Die". Did you try to keep everything normal this year and not change? Or did you have do things differently? With businesses closing, much business going online, less access to other people face to face, how did you handle this change? This year more than ever many of us had to adapt our businesses, our relationships, our habits. How did you adapt in 2020? Let's celebrate the new beginnings and new revenue streams created. Join us as we look back on 2020 and how we've adapted moving forward. Congratulations on joining us for 2020!!! Our first year comes to an end. We are grateful to have you in our family and as our listener. Remember to comment @TheImplementationExperiment on Facebook or Instagram. See you in 2021!

Many have been saying 2020 was a hard year. However, there was also I lot of opportunity and good. What did you learn this year? Education was so accessible and rock bottom prices. Did you learn a new skill? Come to a new understanding? Change a viewpoint? Join us as we explore 2020 and the lessons we learned. Please share with us your lessons too @TheImplementationExperiment on Facebook and Instagram!

There is so much negativity about this year and what has happened. Yet every negative has a positive side too. Since we get what we look for, let's look back on 2020 from a viewpoint of what we created? For us, this podcast was one of our creations this year! What did you create? This could be physical creation, an experience, an opportunity... there are so many ways to create.