Do you believe this statement is true? Why or Why not?
"Your Success is based on your Availability, you should Never be to busy to succeed."
-WriteToVictory
Over the course of this week, I examined the topic statement within my professional and personal life. Frequently, I found myself too busy to make a call or conduct a follow up email. Regarding relationship, success seems to lie in the availability and consistent interactions of the parties involved. Sure, you understand what it means to plan.
However, some things just don't go according to plan. In those cases, its best to have a template to work from. One of the top things I like to do is plan, especially activities in a relationship.
The moment you are unavailable to meet someone elses need in a relationship, you will find that yours will often go unmet also. In case you have questioned whether or not I'm referring to sex, the answer is NO! Currently, you are enrolled in Human 101.
The lack of flexibility in availability, can have harmful effects in more than one area. Have you heard the phrase " I'm mentally exhausted"? In the workplace mental exhasution takes place often. Have you ever been considered, "Emotionally drained"? If either of these questions apply, I think it's safe to say that you've checked out. When you've checked out, guess what you're NOT available.
Call to Action:
# 1 Prioritize (Specifically) for your needs.
Many time we read articles or watch shows that suggest how we should prioritize our time, space and more. However, If my bedroom is 600x800 sq feet vs. your 1200x1450 sq feet bedroom, some things will get lost or excluded.
#2 Enlist others who have an interest in indoor/outdoor organization to you carry out your goals.
Do not overly exhert yourself.
This would be the most ideal time to recruit a person who is task (project) oriented and take pleasure in accomplishing set goals. An accountability partner would also play a great role in keeping you on track.
#3 Regroup, in case you hit a snag or an emergency situation has come up.
Various things can hault or slow up a project, though you don't want to focus or act according to those things. Carry out your first plays offensively, and when necessary switch over to your defensive plays.
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Andrea Newsome