I find that one of the most difficult things I face in almost any endeavor is staying on course. There are so many tasks, projects, and agendas that compete for my attention. Some come from within. I find myself getting off track because another path presents itself, another “great idea” springs up into my mind,
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I find that in my own life and in the lives of those that I coach there is one principal that stands true. If it is truly important to me then I will do it. Conversely, if I find people lamenting that they never seem to achieve their goals or get done the things they