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SUMMARY:How Does Today Impact Tomorrow’s Success?
DESCRIPTION:You are invited!\n\n\nTo a 75 minute workshop on January 11th\, 2018\, at 7:30am at the Greater Providence Chamber.\n\n\n\nDuring this workshop we will learn\, discuss\, and develop a plan of implementation for the first 3 of the 12 Daily Practices To Guarantee Tomorrow's Success\, from Dr. John C. Maxwell's book\, Today Matters.\n\n\n\nThe choices you make\, make you! So many times we dwell too much on what happened yesterday\, or we put something off\, "I'll get to it tomorrow"\, and we lose sight of maximizing today.\n\n \nHow Does Today Impact Tomorrow's Success?\n\n\n\nAre you intentional about the choices you make?\n\n\n\n \n1. Today's Attitude Gives Me Possibilities\n\n\n In today's competitive culture\, everybody is looking for an edge. Top athletes and top businesspeople alike know that all things being equal attitude wins.\n\n2. Today's Priorities Give Me Focus\n\n\n What is your operating system? What gives you a system of checks and balances for your choices?\n "Devoting a little of yourself to everything means committing a great deal of yourself to nothing." Michael LeBoef\n\n3. Today's Health Gives Me Strength\n\n\n Many professionals drop the ball in this area\, failing to consider that health impacts us emotionally\, intellectually\, and spiritually. It is also easier to maintain good health\, than to regain it.\n\n4. Leave with a plan for implementation\n\n\n It is great to talk about growing and improving\, but it is worthless if we don't implement new habits.\n You will leave with an Attitude preparation plan\, a priorities checklist\, and a basic healthy living for professionals guide.\n\n\n\n\nPlease contact Derek Newcomer with any questions: DerekNewcomer@johnmaxwellgroup.com\n\n\n\n\n\n"One today is worth two tomorrows\; what I am to be\, I am now becoming." - Benjamin Franklin
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\n\nYou are invited!
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\nTo a 75 minute workshop on January 11th\, 2018\, at 7:30am at the Greater Providence Chamber.
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\nDuring this workshop we will learn\, discuss\, and develop a plan of implementation for the first 3 of the 12 Daily Practices To Guarantee Tomorrow&rsquo\;s Success\, from Dr. John C. Maxwell&rsquo\;s book\, Today Matters.
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\nThe choices you make\, make you! So many times we dwell too much on what happened yesterday\, or we put something off\, &ldquo\;I&rsquo\;ll get to it tomorrow&rdquo\;\, and we lose sight of maximizing today.
\n \;\nHow Does Today Impact Tomorrow&rsquo\;s Success?
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\nAre you intentional about the choices you make?
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1. Today&rsquo\;s Attitude Gives Me Possibilities\n\n\n - In today&rsquo\;s competitive culture\, everybody is looking for an edge. Top athletes and top businesspeople alike know that &ndash\; all things being equal &ndash\; attitude wins.
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\n2. Today&rsquo\;s Priorities Give Me Focus\n\n\n - What is your operating system? What gives you a system of checks and balances for your choices?
\n - &ldquo\;Devoting a little of yourself to everything means committing a great deal of yourself to nothing.&rdquo\; &ndash\; Michael LeBoef
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\n3. Today&rsquo\;s Health Gives Me Strength\n\n\n - Many professionals drop the ball in this area\, failing to consider that health impacts us emotionally\, intellectually\, and spiritually. It is also easier to maintain good health\, than to regain it.
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\n4. Leave with a plan for implementation\n\n\n - It is great to talk about growing and improving\, but it is worthless if we don&rsquo\;t implement new habits.
\n - You will leave with an Attitude preparation plan\, a priorities checklist\, and a basic healthy living for professionals guide.
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\nPlease contact Derek Newcomer with any questions: DerekNewcomer@johnmaxwellgroup.com
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\n&ldquo\;One today is worth two tomorrows\; what I am to be\, I am now becoming.&rdquo\; - Benjamin Franklin\n
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