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The quote I read prompted me to write now instead of waiting.  It said something like, “I plan to write a poem about this but first I need to survive it.”  That doesn’t sound like living in the present, which is what I like to attempt to do.  So maybe I should just write about how my life feels topsy-turvy right now and I don’t like it.  I like to know what I’m going to be doing during the day when I wake up.  Goals will solve that.  I like to know what’s going to happen tomorrow.  Can’t solve that problem.  I like to stay with an idea and theme for a little while, which isn’t what’s happening in my life right now.  So what am I going to do?  Embrace the change and make the most of it!  I’m going to be optimistic.  I’m going to empower myself to change what I have control over and accept and find joy in what I don’t.   

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Watch This Grow

I did it.  I sat down and created development goals for myself and the business I’m trying to build.  When I’m successful with my most important goals, I will have a satisfied business following of clients, employees, investors, and stakeholders.  To meet the development goals I have, I need to measure my performance so I created two accountability tasks: a daily review of the business performance, and a weekly performance summary for stakeholders.  I’ve decided to try this new routine during the rest of February and all of March.  At the beginning of April I’ll decide how to fine-tune the work to meet the needs of the business and then develop new goals for the next quarter.