Dare to Be Bold

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What happens when your high standards stop you from acting?

The desire to excel and the drive to be perfect are two very different things. One can serve you very well in your business, and the other can create all sorts of unnecessary obstacles to the fulfillment of your goals.

  • Do you believe that anything less than "total" success is a failure?
  • Do you feel embarrassed when you make a mistake others can see?
  • Do you procrastinate with your marketing because your web site is not done to your standards?
  • Do you do things you know are a poor use of your talents because you don't trust others to do them as well as you?

If you said yes to most of these questions, timidity or perfectionist tendencies may be impacting your ability to reach the goals the matter most, and living the life you dream.

Bold action may require that you put aside your usual concerns for the sake of the intended outcome.

What's bold for one person is not necessarily bold for another. What was bold in the past, may be normal and usual for you now. Bold, regardless of the meaning, implies courage, bravery, and risk-taking.

If you strive to be prefect, it's more difficult to be bold. Bold can be sloppy. Perfect is impossible. Bold thrives on action. Perfectionism causes procrastination. Bold action invigorates and empowers you. Hesitancy deflates your confidence.

Will you join me on July 17th to get out of your own way, and Dare to Be Bold?

Here's what you'll learn/achieve:

  • Examine the difference between high standards and perfection.
  • Create a new definition of satisfaction and achievement
  • Identify a specific project or activity that will assist you in having more fun with your humanity
  • Dare to do something that feels reckless, yet holds the possibility of unprecedented results.

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Joan Friedlander

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Laurie Marrelli, , Marketing Habit, CA