Weekly Simplicity Tips
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1. Catch up on any paper piles.
2. Be on time.
3. Let go of one result you think you "have to have".
4. Slow down your speech and be clear.
5. Learn one thing that will help you be better at what you do.
6. Do what you say you will without making excuses.
7. Promise less so you don’t have to let yourself and others down.
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Even though we are promising less, it is okay if we do more anyway ???
I always believe in underpromising and overdelivering . . .
Mr Achievement
Stanley F. Bronstein
Attorney, CPA, Author, Blogger & Professional Motivational Speaker
“Promise less so you don’t have to let yourself and others down.” This is something I’ve really been working on. I tend to overcommit myself and then become worn down and overwhelmed. I’m working on setting realistic goals and expectations for what I can/should get done. It’s a real challenge. Great post!
You can always do more, sometimes saying you will do less gives you the energy to do more.
Good for you Jen! I know this is always a challenge for me as well that I continue to work on. (or play with as I like to say)