Conversations With Carrie - Empowering High Achievers to Ditch Overwhelm

Why Quick Fixes Don't Work

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When we have a problem in our lives it's natural to want to solve it quickly and efficiently, like reaching for the aspirin bottle to cure a headache; but did you stop to think why you might have a headache in the first place?

In this podcast you'll learn...

  • What quick fixes look like from a Personal Development point of view
  • The disadvantage of solving the surface level problem/ symptom
  • The difference between a quick fix and "slow" effective fix
  • Why it's important to go for the "slow" effective fix
  • Some common problems that people want quick fixes for (usually the result of trying to "fix" a deeper kind of problem)
  • What you really need to look at when addressing your problems so you can create lasting positive change
  • A 3 step approach to help you overcome the real issues underlying your problems.
  • Listen and download the meditation here

    • This podcast was inspired by the Personality vs Character Ethic section of one of the most influential Personal Development books of our time, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey currently being explored in the Empowering You Book Club. If you loved this...

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    Conversations With Carrie - Empowering High Achievers to Ditch OverwhelmBy Carrie Marie Adlington