You cannot have one without the other July 29, 2020

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“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.” – Babe Ruth

Success is a two-sided coin that has failure on the other side.

You cannot have one without the other.

How would you know a great paycheck from a bad paycheck if you didn’t experience one or the other?

How well you know yourself is a good indicator of which side of your coin shows up more often.

In an effort to increase the success side of the coin, rate yourself to the best of your ability.

This self-appraisal is intended to reveal the real you.

Be brutally honest with yourself in completing this below.

Doing so will create greater results for you in your life.

No one knows you better than yourself.

There are no right or wrong answers.

Self-appraisal

I always prefer to be in control ___
Things should be fair ___
Saying “no” is difficult for me and it makes me feel guilty ___
Things should always be perfect ___
My expectations for myself are very high ___
I always feel tired ___
Time management is an issue for me ___
At this point in my life, I should be further ahead ___
I am taken for granted most of the time ___
Conflicts are stressful for me ___
Everyone should do a better job of listening ___
Failing is not an option for me ___
Guilt is my partner in life and people easily manipulate me ___
I have to micromanage or do it myself in order to get it done ___
Other peoples’ opinion of me is important ___
I get easily frustrated when things don’t work out as planned ___
At the end of a day, I usually need a drink in order to unwind ___
At times I tend to be an obsessive thinker ___
I am a “control freak” at times ___
Some people think that I am a perfectionist ___
My appearance is that I am always in control and “together” ___
I am always concerned about my health issues ___
I analyze everything to death ___
Making decisions is a big deal for me ___
At times, I over-react to people and situations ___
Everything in my space has to be immaculate and perfect ___
I can easily get irritated at the end of a workday ___
Sometimes I have low self-esteem ___
Some issues make me nervous and unsure of myself ___
I have a habit of taking on other people’s problems ___
I tend to be emotionally sensitive at time ___
It is difficult for me to relax at times ___
Multitasking is my middle name ___

Highlight the top five issues that are causing the failure side of the coin to show up more often.

Now get to work!

Carpe Momentum

Franco Cianflone

1 ON 1 COACHING

Mental Toughness For Life

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