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This is a video about some of my pet peeves the people use when it comes to social media. I talk about Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook thanks for watching.
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Losing your identity isn’t talking about losing your wallet and having your identity stolen. It’s about doing something so much that you become consumed by it and it becomes all that you are. It essentially becomes your identity. Make sure that you have balance and you still know personally and professionally who you are so your identity stays intrinsically yours.
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I talk a lot about trusted friends and advisors what I mean by that is if you have a mentor or a really good friend that gives you good advice but you are chattering monkey is stopping you from believing it. Push through that and trust them. You usually take their advice for a reason and if that’s the case they are probably right.
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What wastes your time throughout the day? Don’t just think about Facebook and YouTube, think about mindset, think about having to multitask all the time, what about your phone or things you do at work… The list goes on and on. Learn to be aware of YOUR time vampires and you’ll figure out a way to stop them.
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When we start getting into a new routine and we start changing habits and we start seeing positive results it can be hard to recognize when that old have it pops up and wants to sabotage. Just remember that your old habits were there for a long time and have a lot of control over you. Don’t sweat it just recognize that and keep moving forward with a new habit.
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Two thirds of the way through on my goal of doing 30 videos in 30 days that are no more than 2 minutes long. This video talks about what I’ve learned in the past 20 days and the bonus and benefits you get out of committing to something for 30 days. Not only do you get new skills and abilities you learn more about personal resolve and you overall feel better about yourself
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Sometimes we need to shake things up in our life changing things up can make all the difference. For instance if you talk to the same person about the same stuff all the time, take a step back let some new stuff happen and then you’ll bring new energy into the relationship.
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I have a tendency to overthink things and not act as often as I should. However, acting on something without a type of plan will end up getting you crappy results you need to have a good balance between action and planning.
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Even when we’re in transition we still need to move forward in life. So it’s important to have something that is consistent that will centre you. It almost acts like a compass or an anchor the brings you back to a neutral place.
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Sometimes we have bad days and you have to be able to give yourself permission to have those bad days. You have to recognize that you’re having a bad day so that you can learn something from it, which, will allow you to grow and become the newer version of yourself. This will also help you reach your goals.
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