Renowned author Arianna Huffington announced her top 13 Things To Give Up for success. From her list, I’ve selected my top 5. Here I share:
- Give up on playing it Small
- Give up on Excuses
- Give up on Perfectionism
- Give up on saying YES to things that don’t support your goals
- Give up on Toxic People
So those are mine, what’s yours? My intention is to set up an Allergic reaction every time I deviate to keep me on track. Accountability partner, I know you’ve got my back.
Remember to be successful in life you must be willing to do more, think more, and go beyond the call of duty.
Cheers!
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Dr. Shelly Cameron is Founder of the Global Coaching Corner. She is an Author, Speaker, and Certified Master Coach. She has researched the topic of Success and written 9 books on Success, Leadership, Career, inspiration and motivation. Her research on the Leadership Challenge was published in the Journal of American Academy of Business Cambridge (JAABC). She now uses the results of her research to connect others to Success.
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Thanks for sharing . It would be more pleasurable for me please if you would share all.
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Good list.
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Thanks, I really liked it 😊
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I call 2015 my yes-year. I said yes to a lot of opportunities regardless of fear and whether or not I felt they supported my goals at the time. Only 1 of those decisions do I regret, and considering that it’s the only decision I regret in life, I’d say I didn’t do too badly. Sometimes the risk is well worth it.
—- Alex
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Well thought out and planned Risks are always exciting especially for the experiences gained. Cheers !
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I wouldn’t say they were all well-thought-out and planned, haha. Some gave me very little turnaround time to make a decision. But, I would say walking away from that, lightyears ahead with my goals, and with only one regret (and that being the only regret I have in life, and a regret that nonetheless had its upsides), is not too bad.
—- Alex
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