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“The sparkle factor is the mojo-making magic that’s buried deep inside of us that just needs to be unleashed.”
It’s been said that successful people are just ordinary people with extraordinary habits. This might seem rather mundane. Most of us were either taught or came to believe that success is a rare combination of talents that only a few people are lucky enough to be born with. Each of us knows someone successful, but can’t quite put our finger on why they’re so successful.
Can it just be the right habits?
It can. But it’s not just having the positive habits. It’s avoiding negative habits, too. Unsuccessful people are just as skilled, only they’re skilled at avoiding success by engaging in poor habits.This member resource includes:- The 9 Success Habits- How To Create New Habits- How To Break Negative Habits- WorkbookMembers, login to download this resource. Not a member? Join today to access this resource and everything else in the IAW community. Join here.
This workbook will help guide you through creating your 2022 Vision Board. This is an exclusive resource for IAW members and is only approved for personal use. Please do not copy, distribute or reproduce.#ProfessionalDevelopment#ProfessionalDevelopment#VisionBoard#Goals#Affirmation
The Simplify Summit recordings and resources are now available for members inside the IAW community.
If you would like to showcase your IAW connection on your website or social channels, you may access the IAW logos below. IAW LogoRight click the link above and select “Save Target As...” to download the logo for use on your Web site and business cards.
A free resource for members of the IAW community. Download these virtual backgrounds and add some fun to your next Zoom meeting.
Hosted by @Kelenda Allen-James
Few words elicit an emotional response more strongly than the word “failure.” One of the biggest obstacles to success is a fear of failure. In fact, most people are more motivated to avoid failure than they are to achieve success. Most people don’t even have written goals because of a fear of failure. When you set a goal you’re defining success, but you’re also defining failure! However, failure is a necessary part of success and successful living. Failure is a common result. It’s a lot more common than success. Failure is a short stop along the path to success. There is no significant success without a significant amount of failure, too. Perhaps failure is something that should be welcomed, or at least considered neutral and expected. You should anticipate a fair amount of failure along the way.Download this ebook for:
Presented by @Quay Eady
We kicked off the month of June with a 30-minute session with IAW President Megan Bozzuto. Watch the replay to learn:
