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Identifying the symptoms of burnout
Learning to say no
Expecting to win
Once you've prepared and planned, you do not worry about the outcomes.
Screaming on a bowling ball to change its way won't make it change its way.
Winners expect to win.
now, go win!
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Preparing to win
- You need 2 things for winning, desire and vision. Desire gives 2 things- commitment which keeps you focused, perseverance which keeps you going. Ok. Done. Great.
- Then you need to set goals for winning. For setting ideal goals-
- Make your goals specifi...
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Planning to win
You do 3 things to prepare to win-
- Gain knowledge which comes in the surroundings of your goal and vision.
- Have the Courage and confidence to apply the knowledge
- Find good mentors. To choose the right mentors, look for signs of good ch...
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