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Using A Weekly Review To Improve My Life And Business

"What a week!" you say at the end of a series of days that
went, quite frankly, very well.

And yet...

At the conclusion of another week those same three words may
carry with them a completely different meaning.

Discouraged and fighting off feelings of defeat, you hardly
have enough breath to reflect with a sigh, "What a week."

How do you capture the momentum of the good days or regain
any sense of the same when things don't go so well?

Answer: I'm not totally sure!

But I am confident of this: a good, positive weekly review
can assist you in...

*Capturing what went well,
*Helping you to refocus,
*Building for future success,
*And improving yourself or your business.

I hope that "My Week In Review" will prove to be one of the
many tools you use in your quest for excellence.

It is a unique tool designed to...

*Give yourself credit for "things done well"
*Allow you to creatively express your thoughts
*Keep you in a training/duplicating mode
*Pinpoint and attack success hindering attitudes or
actions
*Rivet your attention on the next play of the game.

May you and those you serve have a wonderful week,

Lee

~*~*~*~* MY WEEK IN REVIEW ~*~*~*~*
Striving For Excellence For All The Right Reasons
? Lee Wise All rights reserved

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THINKING POSITIVE
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What top three things *worked well* for me this past week?

1.

2.

3.

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WHEN SMALL IS BIG
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Speaking personally or professionally...

What "little step" of improvement could I make next week
that -- *if repeated consistently over time* -- would
benefit myself or those I influence in a unique way?

My Answer Is...

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TWO QUESTIONS FOR OVERCOMERS
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If I dared to believe I could...

*What would I do that I have not done?

And...

*What would be my first step in doing it?

My Answers Are...

1. I would do this

2. My first step will be

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THE STORIES OF MY LIFE
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"Have I...

*Received any compliments,
*Heard of any positive results,
*Been motivated by someone's success,
*Or discovered any exciting facts...

That I should record to use in my business?"

My Response Is...

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PATTERNS (Ruthless Honesty)
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Being Ruthlessly Honest...

If I repeated the way I worked this past week for the next
90 days, would it be a good or "not-so-good" thing for my
business health?

IF MY ANSWER IS "NOT-SO-GOOD," THEN...

What will I attack *with a vengeance* first?

What is the main *emotional reason* for my attack?

IF MY ANSWER IS "A GOOD THING," THEN...

What should I reinforce by doing it again?

1.

2.

What should I share that is duplicatable?

1.

2.

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MY SUCCESS JOURNAL
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Recording my personal journey...

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