“Stopping to appreciate our accomplishments, finding what we have learned through the experience and how we can apply those things moving forward helps us to think more critically, thoughtfully and strategically moving forward. It also helps to energize you to keep pushing forward and to realize the value we provide.”
Good Morning Folks,
How many days have we gone home wondering what we accomplished in the day because we moved so quickly from one thing to the next?
Stopping to appreciate our accomplishments, finding what we have learned through the experience and how we can apply those things moving forward helps us to think more critically, thoughtfully and strategically moving forward. It also helps to energize you to keep pushing forward and to realize the value we provide.
So, today I celebrate my accomplishments and how my past experiences both good and bad got me to this point. I have learned from my mistakes and treasure each day with a new appreciation!
What a great reminder for a Friday, when we typically start to fret about we didn't get done this week. Instead, I'm going to do the happy dance around all the breakthroughs my clients got and all the new things I learned! A MUCH better way to wrap up the week.
==> Start Celebrating Yourself Today by Jacky Carter-Community Manager - Professional Women at LinkedIn
We can spend so much time managing our careers, our money and our relationships that we don't always stop to recognize our successes. We're too busy moving on to the next meeting, project or item on our to-do list. Or we set the bar so high we won't hit it for a while, if at all.
So today, let's celebrate.
Let's forget about outcomes. It's not about whether you got the promotion, the salary bump you asked for or the new client. Right now, it's the fact that you asked, you researched, you presented.
For just a few seconds, focus less on what's important to your boss, your company and your colleagues and zero in on what was progress for you.
Did you wake up early enough so that your morning wasn't rushed? Awesome.
Did you bring your lunch this week and save the money to go toward a new car? Nice work.
Did you rely less on your notes during a presentation? Way to go.
I bet, with a little practice, you'll even be able to find things to celebrate in less than ideal circumstances.
Like Rebecca, who started a discussion in Connect: Professional Women's Network, noting that she was laid off after 20 years in marketing and wanted to reinvent herself. Nearly 2,000 people commented with tips and support for handling the transition. Being laid off is rough, but I'm celebrating Rebecca being vulnerable enough to ask for advice and all the who people responded with encouragement and job leads.
Now it's your turn. What can you celebrate right now?
Have a HAPPY, SAFE and HEALTHY Weekend.
Love Life!
Mitchell D. Weiner
Chief Happiness Officer
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"Because one believes in oneself, one doesn't try to convince others. Because one is content with oneself, one doesn't need others' approval. Because one accepts oneself, the whole world accepts him or her" ~~Lao Tzu
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