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I am responsible for my lilfe"The No Question Workshop taught me to internalize that I am responsible for my life experiences, rather than being a victim! It has made me realise that I must start ... READMORE |
'.. To fail is to give up trying'“The No Question! Workshop I attended has helped me to be more accountable to myself and take more responsibility for whatever I do whether positive or negative. I am now ... READMORE |
Desiree SimpsonI found the No Question! Workshop a real eye opener. I was made aware of how my thought patterns and certain patterns of behaviour have affected all different aspects of ... READMORE |
Very valuable"The KidsRthebiz sessions were really well presented, the children understood the tasks. Overall a very valuable session" Class Teacher, Holy Spirit School, St Helens " The children were really engaged with ... READMORE |
Pursuing my dream "I decided to pursue a passion and a dream to set up my own business. I have attended the No Question seminar today to meet other women like myself. I ... READMORE |
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John Maxwell's book Failing Forward teaches us how to look at life's setback and learn from our mistakes. Failures are only as bad as we perceive them to be. What amazing life have you imagined living yet haven't for fear of failing? One way to ensure we achieve the amazing life of our imagination is to engage and stay engaged in the process of setting and striving for worthwhile goals. When we set, and emotionally engage with positive goals that challenge us and stretch us we perform at the top of our game, and we create the preconditions for our energies to flow more powerfully and that fact alone energises and focuses our nonconscious mind towards achievement. So, accepting that we have all ‘failed’ at some point in life we should not adopt a failure mentality. The first rule for turning things around and attaining success is to be clear about our goals, and the specific things we are working on right now. In fact, it might be helpful to complete the following checklist and to take action on it: Are your goals committed to writing? Are your personal and professional goals positive; that is based on moving towards pleasure or away from pain? Do you have clear personal rewards tied to your goals? Are those rewards non-negotiable? Have you surrounded yourself with images of your reward? Have you shared your goals and rewards with your inner circle? What are you going to do? Bookmark with:
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