Go Slow

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You want to achieve your own personal success, but the word 'success' is not only vague, it's a moving target.


I'm a firm believer that you need to identify what success is for you - that way you can plot out a map to get there. And if the destination changes over time, no sweat...re-route and keep moving. 

Because with no specific idea of what success looks like to you, I can almost promise you that you'll never get there. You won't know what actions to take and what things to avoid. You won't have something to focus on that inspires you and keeps you motivated when times get tough.

So spend some time getting clear on where you want to go.
It will make getting there much easier.

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