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14 contributions to Common Sense Playbook
CSP Focal Point - NEVER STOP LOOKING FOR WHAT'S NOT THERE!
I Love That Quote – – Never Stop Looking For What's Not There – – It's important to remember that no creation or invention or grand success has ever been developed without first expanding our imagination and our concepts of what's possible – – Think about that for a moment – – No success or great accomplishment in the history of the world has ever taken place without first expanding our concepts, imaginations or limited beliefs in the first place. - There's a lesson that my Dad taught me many many years ago. He said, you could never outgrow your concepts. I have found that to be an Absolute Truth in both business and personal achievement. You can't accomplish what you cannot conceive so it's so very important in our daily routine to work on expanding what's possible, expanding our understandings because that's what a concept is. A concept is simply a understanding or a belief of how something could be achieved or is possible to create. The Greater the Understanding the Greater the Potential, so I challenge you this week. How will you expand your concepts through your quiet time, affirmations, daily routine, goals, and overall concepts and beliefs within your life and within your business systems and processes? What steps will you take to Look For What's Not There!? -- Your Potential Is Waiting
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I remember your Dad saying that many times. I look to him and many other DCs of his generation for their wisdom and insight. We control what we think and do and that creates our future. Who we observe and listen to makes a difference. And being open to the ideas that come that may seem unachievable to me means you have to trust God and walk in Faith. I will be more in tune during my quiet time and hear.
Welcome Our Newest CSP members
Can We All take a moment to Welcome our Newest Members to the CSP Movement -- David Needham Joe Glick Jennie Bonfiglio John Fulkerson Amanda Green We encourage you to engage with the immense amount of content at the various tiers from a long line up of industry leaders. The depth of principles and insight that can be found throughout the Common Sense Playbook can and will Impact your life for years to come. We are Excited and Dedicated to your journey ahead as you implement the growing number of Inspiring lessons found in the variety of life, business and financial sectors. -- Welcome!
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You will get so much from CSP.
"CSP Thought To Consider" - You Don't Make Mistakes -- Mistakes Make You!
The key is to take action. Yes, anyone who has ever experienced any level of sustained success has made mistakes BUT the mistakes don't determine the outcome. Mistakes make you Stronger. Mistakes make you Wiser. Mistakes make you more Resilient. --- Don't be afraid of making a mistake. -- Mistakes are a part of the process of Success - So make a decision. Learn from it, Adapt from the outcomes and Move On!
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Mistakes- you made a decision and it didn’t turn out the way you wanted or expected. Learn and move on and make another decision.
So helpful
When the Common Sense Playbook came out it gave me a place to invest time in me and my thoughts and also focusing on making my business run more efficiently and that leads to profitability. I can choose a subject to listen to, however, most of the time the ones that come to the top seem to be just what I need. Always the right timing.
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@Lisa Beighle yes it is true and it has happened many times.
Hump Day Hurdles
The company I work for recently made us all come back to the office full-time after being hybrid for awhile. I don’t dislike my job, but I strongly dislike losing my “freedom” on the days I worked from home. I now find myself spending too much mental energy on how to do the things that fuel me on a different schedule instead of actually doing the things. What fuels me is meeting new people, getting to know them, and learning how I can be a resource to them. What advice or help do we have to get out of this rut?
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@Nicole Mathey great advise!
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Maureen Work
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In practice since 1999, with Aligned since 2003(with a short break when I moved to a different state.

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