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Action Plan: now it’s your turn!

On average it takes around 66 days before a new behaviour becomes automatic.
It’s not easy and it if we don’t continue to develop our self-awareness we can fall back into our old patterns of thinking and behaviours, especially when we feel pressured and stressed.

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Jon Watkins

Most positive changes happen because you get involved.

A large part of our personal resilience is based on our ability to problem solve, strengthened by our ability to formulate goals and achieve them. That’s because setting goals is about intention and taking control of more of the things that shape our lives, rather than letting events dictate and determine the outcome for us.

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David Ogilvie

We all get stuck

We all get stuck at some point in our lives and it often happens when we’ve stopped listening to ourselves and what we need. The routine hum drum of modern life; waking up and going to work only to get home, go to bed and do it all again the next day can often leave us feeling uninspired and unmotivated. Feeling the pressures to perform, be at our best and succeed can also make us feel stuck. Hearing yourself saying “I should” or “I have to” are great sign of a need to direct our energy yet feeling a little stuck on the actual direction we are taking.

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Jon Watkins

Recognise your strengths and unleash your inner confidence

Focusing on our strengths promotes confidence and the desire to keep improving. We perceive more control over our lives and feel much more capable of identifying situations that would previously have worried us. It even makes us feel excited about the future, all because we can focus on and use our strengths.

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