How You can Achieve Success… … Everytime Part 2

Have you already identified your Precursors of Failure? This would be of greater benefits to you if you have done that.

Now that you begin to become more and more aware of your patterns, you can too now make use of these patterns to work for you.

How?
Start sharing them.

With whom?
Those you mix around with most often. Like your closed ones, friends and colleagues.

Why share your patterns?
1) When you start sharing with another person, you would have to describe in more specific details to the other party for him/ her to understand. In a way, this helps you to clear up any shady areas.
2) Reminder, reminder, reminder. To enlist their help to remind you when you begin to exhibit those old patterns.
3) Because you’re committed to success!

And of course, How you are going to deal with those patterns when they begin to surface.

I’ll be sharing a few tips on the “How” in the next post. So if there is any specific pattern you want me to mention, just leave your comment or drop me an email.

4 Responses to “Get Comfortable Outside Your Comfort Zone”

  1. loneranger
    February 10 2006 at 11:12 pm #

    Nice post! Reminds me of the stuff on Paul’s Tips a bit.

  2. Tracey
    February 17 2006 at 11:52 pm #

    Hello Uncle Paiboon!

    Thanks for this idea of POG. This post has helped me to make an important decision and my thoughts are somehow enlightened. Thank U! :)

  3. Paiboon
    February 18 2006 at 11:06 pm #

    Hi Tracey.
    I’m glad you’ve benefited from it. And remember when you reach the milestone, give yourself a reward.

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