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If you’re anything like me, this would be one of the hardest things to admit. On the bright side, you’re the only one you need to admit it too. No one else needs to know.<\/p>\nIf you’re anything like me, this would be one of the hardest things to admit. On the bright side, you’re the only one you need to admit it too. No one else needs to know.<\/p>\n
Now I’m over 6 feet tall and thought nothing would phase me, nothing will stop me doing what I want. In six decades, I’ve been there seen it, done it and not only bought the t-shirt but wore a few out having to buy another one. I’d had enough of bosses telling me what to do. My last job involved a shift rotation system and in a one-month period, that rota changed three times. That means my rostered days off changed three times. How the hell can you make plans when you’re not sure of your next days off. It was the last straw, so I jacked it in (resigned). So how do you overcome it?<\/strong> What I found from looking back at what I did then and more-so in recent times, is that you can make the change by forming new habits The good news there, is that a habit could only take 30 days to form.\u2028I\u2019m probably one of the most rebellious people there is, but by consciously making daily tweaks to my terminology back in those office days, I formed new speech habits, ensuring my time at work was more pleasant.\u00a0 I still thought the old way but the spoken word had changed.\u2028But more importantly, I’ve noticed the 30-day habit thing come into effect from the training I’m following.\u2028With new Daily tasks to complete, and step by step videos to show me how along with one on one support calls and a host of help.\u2028I’m forming new Online Success habits that are actually working for me and helping me adjust my personal comfort zone.\u2028\u2028I’m rediscovering the self-discipline I possessed back in the day and I firmly believe it could make a difference for you too.\u00a0 I haven\u2019t really changed my comfort zone as such.\u00a0 I\u2019m expanding it.<\/p>\n How do I make changes?<\/strong> If you’d like to form new habits to help overcome any fear of success or fear of change that dwells within you, then you might just benefit from the free training found in this webinar<\/a>.\u2028(Don\u2019t forget to take notes – the free content is better value and will explain a lot more, than some paid products you may have invested in previously.\u00a0 I know I’ve found that. – So please do consider investing an hour or so in yourself by jumping on this.\u2028And if you, like me, are still a little fearful – You’ll also discover how a mentor and a clearly laid out path to follow could help you form the new habits I am, and start to finally break through your own fears.<\/p>\n
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\nSo now what do I do? I’ve spent decades working (for someone else). I can’t just stop. Then the answer was given to me and I joined Johns Partnership programme<\/a>. This is it I thought. Zoomed through phase one. This is easy, I’ve got this. Or so I thought. Bang there’s that brick wall. Started phase two and immediately hit a block. It’s nothing to do with the course which in my opinion is excellent. I was telling myself I didn’t know what to write about. When in fact my bottle went, I feared change. This stuff works. I know that because of the success of others who have followed Johns teachings. Success can be a threat. Not in the normal sense of the word, for example, someone threatens your family you stick up for them. the threat must get past you first. But it is a threat to your comfort zone. We all have them. None of us likes doing things which take us away from that comfort zone.<\/p>\n
\nWell, you really must find your own way. For me, I searched in the old (very) memory banks and remembered a brief period when I worked in an office. When I first started my language was colourful. But everyone else was not using the same language. Well after a few weeks, my terminology changed.<\/p>\n
\nTo really make life changes, you will need discipline (new disciplines form new habits).\u00a0 What is discipline all about? How can you say that you are truly disciplined enough? Being disciplined is more than knowing what you should and should not do and there are still many things that you should know about this \u201cD\u201d word.\u00a0 This week I will be starting a series of blog posts on discipline and how to make the changes.\u00a0 But no-one can do it for you.\u00a0 It’s all down to you.\u00a0 But the great news my friend is that you can do it.<\/p>\n