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Be comfortable with how you do things.
Choose what you do.
Do what feels good. Work on activities that align with your purpose. Finding purpose starts by exploring your personality type. 70% of us believe our purpose is defined by the work we do (McKinsey & Company, 2021).
Dare to challenge yourself. Take action to find a career that gives purpose. The right mindset and efforts make a career switch possible. There are better opportunities out there.
Your time is valuable and it's scarce. Don't let it go to waste on shallow thoughts and tasks. Spend your time on activities that give you satisfaction. Learn new things and develop a lifestyle that fits you.
Be the one that chooses what you do and let us assist you in adopting the skills to do it.
Design your approach.
Be effective in what you do. Carry out a plan that makes you better day over day, week over week, month over month, and year over year. Find a routine that works for you.
Good habits have an immense impact on your productivity. Understanding your routine enables you to do things smarter. 77% of us say that automating routine activities would greatly improve productivity (Slack, 2023).
Accept that building new habits is tough and very rewarding. There will be a moment when you lose your streak. Strength is being able to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get back to it.
Analyze your week. See what activities you carry out automatically and which ones take extra effort. Innovate your approach and see how easy doing more is.
Track your progress.
Pick a method to measure performance. Progress encourages. 6% of us achieve our goals (Rozen, M., 2023). That's largely because we do not see direct success and get distracted by daily activities.
Returns on our efforts need time. One action rarely explains a milestone. It's the recurring investment to better ourselves that after enough time has passed bears fruits.
Tracking your efforts is motivating. Ticking off a task feels rewarding. Punching the ticket over and over again is satisfying. Being able to look back on the progress you made inspires you to do more.
Determine how you will track your progress. Set your objectives and take time to log your activities. It's effortless to maintain your plan once it's put together.