The Power of Intention?
Coaches, including those who focus on sports, business, or life, are often fond of having clients cultivate a powerful mindset that pulls them forward to success. Whether the goal is sinking a long putt, nailing a job interview, or closing a once in a lifetime sale, coaches usually prescribe positive intentions.Now I personally can see how some people might view "positive thinking" as flaky, touchy-feely fluff. Just think of Al Franken's character, Stuart Smalley and his Daily Affirmations from Saturday Night Live and you'll know what I mean. That's his book above, titled with his immortal intention, "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me." Ugh!
Intentions can only take you so far. At some point, you must translate thoughts into action.
However, since it is Friday and the weekend is a stone's throw away, I want to offer one of my
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