Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Strategizing




Hello Readers,

What does the word strategizing mean? As you know I love to research and define words. The definitions that I have read are from various resources. Here is my collective effort of my own rendition of the definition of strategizing, "The act of putting together a carefully planned out idea." Now, the question for you is what are you currently strategizing on? Before answering this question, you need to first have a strategy, an idea you want to carefully plan out.

Below are a few steps to strategizing your idea:

1. Get the idea out of your head, and put it on paper, laptop, or tablet. I recommend paper. This can be done with mind mapping or simply listing the idea.
2. Write down the purpose and focus of the idea. Why do you want to see this idea come to fruition? Who will this idea impact?
3. Who do you need to get on board? Who needs to help you with this idea? Who are the people who believe in you?
4. Start. What is the next step you need to take to get your idea moving? You have already taken the first step which is writing it down.

Action: I charge you to start strategizing on one idea of yours right now. Follow this process and have it done by December 31. You will be amazed at what you can do when you push yourself to do it.

Your thoughts are welcome...

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Tuesday, January 5, 2016

One Word



Hello Readers,

Here we are, 2016 is here and in full effect. The main thing I am going to do this year is focus on One Word. I received this concept after reading the book by Job Gordon entitled One Word. Instead of making New Year’s Resolutions, the book teaches you to focus on the whole life approach of applying one word to ALL areas of your life. My word is “FOCUS”. I am going to focus on my life, relationship building, business and career. Don’t replace this with setting goals. Setting goals are still an essential part of personal development. Having one word to focus on will allow you to apply it to all your goals. For example, if I want to lose weight instead of saying I will lose ten pounds by 1/31, I will focus on eating better, working out, and creating a schedule to exercise, I will build goals based on those focuses. Kudos to Jon Gordon, Dan Britton, and Jimmy Page on such a great concept. Check out the One Word revolution here: http://getoneword.com/

Create your one word today and share your thoughts.

MJW

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