“Project complexity is the perfect counterfoil to showcase one’s ability,” she said, drawing a sharp question from her coach about who the goal-setter or challenge creator is.
She clutched onto the chair in her search for words, then mumbled, “I believe in setting goals for myself.”
“Choosing the toughest path shows an effort to prove something to someone, maybe yourself, and that itself is a weakness. Your existence should be a statement – in what you are, rather than what you do, give, or own.”
“How does anyone know what I am – I need a showcase.”
“Do they need to know?”
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Excellent points. The only time anyone needs to know might be your boss at work, as it sometimes determines if you keep your job or get a raise/promotion.
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That’s an interesting add-on 👏😊
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An example of a conversation worth having and one more should engage in. Excellent title for your Six, Reena.
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Thank you, Denise!
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Very wise, and thought inducing as well.💜✍
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Thank you so much!
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Good point:
“Your existence should be a statement – in what you are, rather than what you do, give, or own.””
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Thank you so much!
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Good one ma’am ❤️ Not everyone needs to know.
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😊
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There’s a lot to contemplate here; the coach asks some tough questions!
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That is the job of a coach 😔
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I would need to know! 😀
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😃😃
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Setting your own goals can be good too.
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Of course
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💗
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