Put your attention for 28 minutes, starting now, on what you CAN do vs what you can't.
What can you do?
Here is a fun idea from Client Chris Hill: Play Cell Phone Roulette. Open your contacts and SPIN. Whoever it lands on, call them. A great game for 28 minutes today.
Bet you find a lead if you are willing to play...
Ralph Marston wrote:
When you've got a moment+++++++++++++++++++
No achievement is too small. Because every achievement adds to your momentum.
When you only have time to make one phone call, make that phone call.
Even though you may not be able to get a whole lot done, you can get something done.
And doing something, no matter how small, is vastly better than doing nothing at all.
Any time, now, for example, is a great time to get a little bit accomplished. Sure, it's more efficient to paint the whole room in one session than to paint only one wall at a time. Just make sure you don't waste a lot of good, useful time waiting for the most efficient situation.
Make use of the time you have to achieve what you can.
Each achievement lays the groundwork for more and builds in you a positive habit of getting things done. When you've got a moment, you've got an opportunity to make some progress.
Grab each opportunity and go with it, every chance you get.
-- Ralph Marston Copyright (C). All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you (Donna Stott) have purchased a subscription or received a gift subscription to The Daily Motivator. (You should sign up too at GreatDay.com)
