"How did you show up for yourself today?"

That powerful question, shared by a fifth-grade teacher who transformed her students' reading skills from a second-grade level to a fifth-grade level in just one year, resonates deeply with me.

This episode dives into the importance of keeping promises to ourselves, not just to others. We explore the journey of overcoming procrastination and facing challenges head-on, like, in my case, tackling an annoying rust problem in my bathtub!

By reflecting on our commitments and taking actionable steps, we can empower ourselves to achieve any goal we set out to accomplish.

Takeaways:

• The powerful question 'How did you show up for yourself today?' encourages self-reflection and accountability for your actions.
• Showing up for yourself means following through on commitments you make to yourself, not just to others.
• Procrastination often stems from fear or uncertainty; tackling tasks head-on can lead to personal growth and satisfaction.
• Long-term goals, such as language learning or personal projects, require consistent effort and patience over time.
• It's essential to celebrate small victories along the way to keep motivation high during challenging journeys.

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Links mentioned today:

91% Proficiency: How One Teacher Transformed Reading Outcomes in Just One Year

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