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Special guest Steven Carter joins the pod to give us some proper instruction and mindset on time management. It isn’t always as simple as laying out your schedule every day. Goal setting, situational awareness, distractions and mental focus are just a few of the key points we discuss in this crucial productivity podcast.

We all do it. We all play the blame game from time to time. While some things are out of our control and sometimes we do get blamed for things that aren’t our fault, we can still take responsibility and take control. Cast aside the victim mentality and understand your life is your own. When you take responsibility for your actions you can take control of your life. Don’t whine and complain that you aren’t where you should be in life. Evaluate your attitude and your actions and move forward.

YOU are in control and only YOU can make significant change in your life. In this episode we focus on prioritizing self education, consequences of your actions, identifying your skills and adding to them to grow in confidence and ability. If you believe in you and work on you, than you will thrive.

Excuses lead us away from responsibilities and becoming better, stronger people. We will never accomplish what we are capable unless we get rid of our excuses and act!

We just wanted to say a quick thank you! We appreciate you listening and we will do our best to keep up the inspiration!

Learning to set aside things your can’t control will free your mind and relieve you of unnecessary stress. It’s natural to worry, but with practice, we can focus on the things we can control.

Mini victories can lead you to enhanced productivity, better mood and increasing your ability to help others. By finding mini victories in your life, you can find accomplishment that compounds into bigger goals!

When we are in a good place in our own lives, we can look at others success without envy or jealousy. We shouldn’t see others as competition. We should see each other as partners to help along the way.

Sometimes we need to take a look in the mirror and have a little heart to heart. Taking responsibility, especially for our mistakes, is how we learn. Everyone fails, it’s how we react to that failure that defines our character.