Why do individuals so often seem bewildered about the level of
their results, when they fail to effectively focus upon, and aim to
perform at their highest quality? When we proceed with a less than
stellar mindset or attitude, is it reasonable to anticipate and expect
the optimal results? It is so much easier for most of us to complain
about things, and blame others when we don't achieve as we would like,
than it is to actually do something that changes what occurs! When was
the last time that you asked yourself, What it means to do your BEST?
1. Beware of falling into that easy trap of expecting results to be as desired even though you do little of a proactive nature to achieve! Do you bring your A game each and every time, or are you satisfied with merely doing good enough? In order to get the results you seek (and believe you deserve), you must begin doing what you need to do! Would others describe you as bright and inspirational, or would they see you as having little meaningful impact?
2. The main focus of getting quality results is focusing on, and never accepting anything less than personal excellence. Proceed along whatever path you select in an eager manner, welcoming challenges rather than fearing possible problems. The finest performances are often the result of our enthusiasm and enjoyment of what we are doing. Remember that doing your best is rarely a sprint, but rather based on one's endurance.
3. What are your personal goals, or in other words, what do you strive to achieve? Are you weak and ineffective, or have you sought making yourself as good as you can be, by identifying and maximizing your inner strenghth and fortitude. If you want to be your best, you can never settle for so - so, but rather must strive for personal excellence in everything you do.
4. Do you opt for procrastination, or do you generally proceed in a timely manner? Are you willing to undergo whatever training you need, so that you can develop the finest techniques that make you better? Do you merely say that you will try, or do you consistently proceed forward with your maximum effort? Becoming your best often means challenging yourself to be better, and testing your willingness to do what you say you will do.
Doing your best and claiming that you are, are often quite different! Be the best that you can be!
1. Beware of falling into that easy trap of expecting results to be as desired even though you do little of a proactive nature to achieve! Do you bring your A game each and every time, or are you satisfied with merely doing good enough? In order to get the results you seek (and believe you deserve), you must begin doing what you need to do! Would others describe you as bright and inspirational, or would they see you as having little meaningful impact?
2. The main focus of getting quality results is focusing on, and never accepting anything less than personal excellence. Proceed along whatever path you select in an eager manner, welcoming challenges rather than fearing possible problems. The finest performances are often the result of our enthusiasm and enjoyment of what we are doing. Remember that doing your best is rarely a sprint, but rather based on one's endurance.
3. What are your personal goals, or in other words, what do you strive to achieve? Are you weak and ineffective, or have you sought making yourself as good as you can be, by identifying and maximizing your inner strenghth and fortitude. If you want to be your best, you can never settle for so - so, but rather must strive for personal excellence in everything you do.
4. Do you opt for procrastination, or do you generally proceed in a timely manner? Are you willing to undergo whatever training you need, so that you can develop the finest techniques that make you better? Do you merely say that you will try, or do you consistently proceed forward with your maximum effort? Becoming your best often means challenging yourself to be better, and testing your willingness to do what you say you will do.
Doing your best and claiming that you are, are often quite different! Be the best that you can be!
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