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10 STRONG QUOTES ABOUT PRIORITIES IN LIFE 1. "Remember that if you don't prioritize your life, someone else will." - Greg McKeown 2. “When we don’t have a plan, we become a part of somebody else’s plan.” - Natalie O’Rourke 3. "You have to set priorities, as a goal without a plan is just a wish." - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 4. "Action expresses priorities." - Mahatma Gandhi 5. "The first step to crafting the life you want is to get clear on what you value most." - Oprah Winfrey 6. "When your values are clear to you, making decisions becomes easier." - Roy E. Disney 7. "Knowing your own values and living by them is the only way to truly be in control of your life." - Roy T. Bennett 8. "Your core values are the deeply held beliefs that authentically describe your soul." - John C. Maxwell 9. "Clarity comes from action, not thought. Take the first step and clarity will follow.” - Unknown 10. "The things that matter most should never be at the mercy of things that matter least." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Bonus #1 "It is not a daily increase but a daily decrease. Hack away at the inessentials." - Bruce Lee Bonus #2 "Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world." - Joel A. Barker Keep shining and keep smiling Have a super powerful and positive day #action #personalpower #studysuccess #flexibility #adaptability #growthmindset #successmindset #successmindsetclub #lifequotesbynatalieorourke #focus #change #howtohandlechange #nevergiveup #powerfulquotes #youworthit #worthyofsuccess #worthyofpeace #worthyoflove #powerfulyou #powerfulmind #powerful #Unlimited #success #selfcoaching #selfcoachingactions All reactions: 1 Leads Pro

One of the traits of optimists is that they treat every setback as temporary. If something doesn't work now, roll up your sleeves and make it work tomorrow. It can't rain all the time. #optimism #coaching #selfinnovation #impact #mindset  

We all want the quick fix. To go on the 4 day Tony Robbins 'experience' and be forever changed. To take the pill and solve our maladies. I went on a four day men's retreat recently. The experience was heady. Powerful. Tears were shed. Weight seemingly cast off. The men who walked in looked different from those who walked out. Some felt they'd never go back to who they were before. I've been there, too. Finishing off an experience like that pumped up, powerful, changed. But it's been temporary. For when I return home, there I am. Those memories of how it's possible to feel live on, but accessing those states, in real, day-to-day life, isn't easy. For me, this has come - when it's come - from hard bloody graft. Daily practice of the things I know are good for me. Regular sessions with coaches. More workshops. Stumbling, picking myself back up again. Going back to the start. I have changed, in some small and some large ways. But it's been slow and, at times, arduous. The personal development industry sells 'rapid transformation'. Who wouldn't want that? Who, after all, would sign up to the long and hard road? But change is possible. If you're patient, determined and willing to celebrate the smallest, most incremental of gains on your long and winding path. #coaching #change

You're standing at a crossroads, with a significant decision looming over you. The weight of it feels heavy, almost paralysing. Instinct tells you to turn to your partner, your family, seeking their guidance, their approval. It's natural, isn't it? We all seek comfort in the familiar voices of those we love and respect. But here's the twist – sometimes, the strongest step you can take is the one you take alone. I've been there, in those moments of doubt, looking outward for validation. But what I've learned along my journey, through the highs and lows of balancing family, work, and personal health, is the unparalleled power of trusting in yourself. The moment you decide to step up and make your own choices, that's when you truly begin to lead your life. Thats when you take RESPONSIBILITY of the outcome. And stand on your own feet. This isn't about disregarding the love and advice of those around you. It's about recognising that the final call, the step that propels you forward, that's yours to take. When you do, something incredible happens. You start building a fortress of self-belief, self-worth, and confidence that no external validation can match. So, to you, standing at your crossroads, feeling the weight of your next big decision – take a deep breath. Look inward. Trust in your incredible ability to lead your path. The journey to becoming your own best guide, your own unwavering supporter, starts with that first independent step. You're more capable than you know. It's time to step up and embrace your role as the leader of your life. #BeYourOwnGuide #LeadershipMindset #EmpowerYourself

Focus is hard. There are a lot of tasks, people, and agendas competing for our attention. We've all had those days where we've run from one fire to the next for hours on end, only to lay down at night and feel like we didn't even accomplish anything. Focus is hard. Everything seems important in the moment. But hindsight teaches us which moments were the most critical, the most crucial, the most relevant. If we don't take time to stop and think about what we're doing, we may never learn those valuable lessons. We may never get better at putting the important before the impatient. We may end up spending weeks, months, or years wondering if we ever really accomplished anything. It's like that with our money. When we start making right choices, we won't always see the value that day. Maybe not even that week, or month. We must be patient. We must be willing to play the long game. We have to let go of the immediate and embrace the eventual. We can't keep moving forward if we don't know which direction "forward" is. Stop. Breathe. Think. Act. The world won't stop for you. Others will misunderstand, criticize, laugh or simply ignore you. Until one day, you'll be winning the race. And everyone will wonder how a tortoise like you got there.

Are you spending more time planning your vacation than your future? You're not alone. As someone who found success but lacked fulfillment, I know the importance of having a clear vision for the future. In this article, I share some simple yet brilliant points to help you gain clarity on what you want in life. Don't avoid accountability through the lack of clarity. Remember, clarity is power! #clarityispower #vision #leadership #personalempowerment

You've probably been told a million times: "It's all about self-discipline." What if I said that's not the complete story? Let me share a tale about a client of mine. We'll call him Mike. Mike was your typical hard charger—up at dawn, first in the office, last to leave, the whole nine yards. But he was miserable. He was doing everything "right," but for all the wrong reasons. He was chasing a version of success that was more about shoulds than wants. One day, Mike and I are chatting, and it hits him. He loves cooking—not just likes it, LOVES it. He'd been whipping up culinary delights since he was a kid, but he never saw it as more than a hobby, something you don't mix with 'serious' work. Here's where the trajectory changed. Mike started seeing a shift in his energy. Instead of grinding away at a job he tolerated, he began focusing on his passion for cooking. Fast forward, and he's running a successful food blog and catering business. He's up early and stays late, but now it's different. It's not work; it's his passion. When you're doing something you love, the need for 'self-discipline' takes a back seat. You're no longer fighting yourself. You're not counting the minutes when the day ends. You're embarking on something that sparks your enthusiasm. So, could you ditch the old script? Stop pushing yourself towards goals that don't spark your passion. Find what you love, and let that drive you. It's not about forcing yourself to work; it's about finding work that doesn't feel like a chore. #executiveleadership #executivepresence #leadershipdevelopmentcoaching

Have you been there? Everything is going great and then all of a sudden, it’s not. You have no control over what is happening, but you do have control over how you navigate the situation. Despair is not a winning strategy. #leadershipdevelopment #winningstrategy

How many of these do you do on a day-to-day basis?