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During this series, you have been discovering more about yourself so you can make the changes you want and need. You can expand your thoughts about what you want to do with your life by taking an in-depth inventory.
For one week, write down the time of day and what you do during that time. Include times when you do frivolous things, such as playing games on your phone.
Today on my blog and podcast, you’ll learn how to review your inventory and how to eliminate unnecessary items.
The yard needs tidying – but where do I begin?
Dinner needs to be made – but where do I begin?
The house needs cleaning – but where do I begin?
My life needs to be turned around – but where do I begin?
In this article and podcast episode, we’ll explore the essentials you’ll want to put in place that will help you explore new possibilities.
While it might be difficult to grasp the concept that setbacks can be one of our greatest life opportunities, it is when we are forced by circumstances to stop and evaluate that we can reflect, examine, and discover what works and get rid of what hinders our progress.
When we know what isn’t working, we can replace it with a new program that gives us the tools to succeed.
When we get knocked down, we not only get discouraged, but waste our creative energy striking out or blaming others for our difficulties or distress. Remaining in that mindset takes away our personal power, and as we learned in the post on forgiveness, we can remain in a never-ending toxic cycle of bitterness and anger. Our focus remains on what we can’t do and not on what we can do.