Wow! Seriously. The last 2 weeks of being back in school, I have found I am needing to reboot my juggling skills just to keep atop of the reprogramming of me as well business and life commitments.
MKE has been great at reigniting skills in me that were lost along the way, but the workload associated is not currently leaving any room for business development. I like to be organized and am a tad OCD, so with not much of my business work being accomplished the past 2 weeks has been stressful. I have to step up in more ways than one, so I guess my creativity will be reignited too!
Thank goodness the new habits I am developing are definitely working, as I am already waking more invigorated and ready to take the day head-on, so helpful given all that is going on!
There is also no room for old procrastination to hang around, so out with the old and in with the new … which leads me to the quote of this week for me.
“Therefore, if I must be a slave to habit let me be a slave to good habits. My bad habits must be destroyed and new furrows prepared for good seed. I will form good habits and become their slave.”
Og Mandino, The Greatest Salesman, excerpt from Scroll 1
Thanks Arlene … it is amazing how procrastination has seeped in over the years, when it was never something I used to do! All on this course will be massive action takers very soon! 🙂
Your new habits have the power to support you by carving out new neural pathways for success and synchronicity within your day. You’ve got this Gillian.
Great blog post, Gillian! I love your insights about getting things done:)
People are so amazing and interesting love how you are navigating here! Mahalo for sharing ❤️🔥
Habits are indeed important to what we do and what we don’t get done. Great reminder for all of us as we make adjustments to fit in what we want.