Make Time To Reconnect
For many of us, it’s been a long time since we’ve been in the office together with our colleagues. Reconnecting in person after Covid-19 is a grounding experience. It reminds us of how much we’ve grown, who we are, and how well we’ve been following our why.
I had the opportunity to reconnect last week when I visited with some of the folks at Comcast Cable about?my new book. It felt like going home after such a long absence.
This event caused me to consider?all the posts?I’ve shared with you since we started this journey together. It’s been a valuable exercise; the review allowed me to draw on important themes and continue to fine-tune my belief system.
If you’ve followed my newsletters, you know I like to reconnect with my why every week. Protecting this time is the key to maintaining an uncompromising focus. I feel anchored after revisiting my goals and objectives; I get to review them on my terms and make adjustments without the pressure of outside constraints.
Carving out this personal time has been so valuable to me that I’ll share some of the reasons you should make it part of your regular routine too.
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Make time to regularly reconnect with your goals; it’s a great opportunity to explore your why, gather self-awareness, and revisit what’s important to you.
Live your why,
Steve
P.S. Many thanks to you for your early feedback about my book, and thank you in advance for?sharing your enthusiastic remarks?on Amazon. You’re helping me pay it forward with future readers. If you don’t have your copy yet and would like one, it’s not too late.
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2 年I love this: "You give yourself grace. Reconnecting with your why is also a time to forgive yourself. Life is messy and rarely goes exactly as planned. Use this moment to honor that you’re setting aside time in the first place. It’s a great first step toward pursuing self-awareness and learning through experience."
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2 年Thanks for sharing, Steve White! You mentioned scheduling meetings with a trusted colleague or coach to review goals and gather reactions. Is this a strategy that you personally follow, and if so, has it proved more effective than trying to create, achieve, and reflect on goals by yourself?