Greetings!
I feel a crispness in the air! I have been looking forward to wearing a scarf with my jeans and flip flops since last year! (Not a fashion ideal but a perk of living in San Diego!).
This year our feature article series has focused on life purpose. Entitled, "8 Ways to Create the Life You Were Made For," it is all about steps you can take to create and live out our life purpose.
Of the 8 ways, this month is Grow Forward. We can fulfill our purpose even more when we keep learning and improving. What have you learned recently?
Go Confidently,
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8 Ways to Create the Life You Were Made For
#7- Grow Forward
Do you get bored when you don't learn something new for while?
 I confess. It's refreshing to do something I already know how to do well, without having to exert too much energy to learn something new. On the flip side, always doing things the same way to stay in my comfort zone and make things easy can get b-o-r-i-n-g. Afterall, experiencing success definitely includes hard work, but it can also be fun and stimulating!
Growing forward through continuous learning and improvement is important to fully create the life you were made for, develop your strengths, achieve your desired results and enjoy life.
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9 Simple Solutions for Procrastinators
Christine Kane
Irony: As I started to write this article, I thought, "I'll just go play one Sudoku game first." I caught myself in the act and marched to my laptop.
People who say that procrastination is about laziness are probably the same people who think that anorexia is about not eating enough.
Procrastination isn't about laziness. It's about fear. It's about perfectionism. It's about overwhelm. We all experience it, and there are some tricks to help you get moving again.
Here are 9 ways to break the procrastination habit...
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