Hi Chris!

Your point is REALLY well taken. I use this in a couple ways with my Coaching Clients.

One is that I have them determine pretty early on what exactly makes up an Accomplishment Rich Day according to them.

We all have different scales for what feels the most productive. Its important to get clarity on that and then applaud your consistent performance in this area.

Another way is to actually start a Coaching Session with "Lets see what you have accomplished in the last week" and start brainstorming. Its really amazing seeing this list of tasks completed when you thought you hadn't done ANYTHING!

And then a THIRD technique is to review your week by asking: "What is my most extraordinary accomplishment of the past week?" followed up with, "What is the most extraordinary accomplishment I am aiming to produce in this next week?"

It is amazing how keeping yourself aware of the possibilities and proactively creating them AND applauding them can change your life.

Thank you, Chris, for bringing this up.

And yesterday's mashed potatoes are NEVER very exciting, are they?

With Passion and Purpose,

Julie Jordan Scott




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