Power of an Hour by Dave Lakhani
Author:Dave Lakhani
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2010-11-30T16:00:00+00:00
One-Hour Action Plan
What Specifically Do I Want to Accomplish?
Take a mental vacation.
What Specifically Am I Going to Do to Segment and Improve My Current Connections?
• Define an activity that allows the mind to completely relax and move away from pressing thoughts, focus, or effort.
• List the specific times you’ll take a mental vacation.
• Mark the times in your calendar.
• How will success be defined so you know you’ve been successful?
• What is the one action step you can take this very moment that will initiate this action plan?
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