She’s Fresh, She’s So Fresh

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Steve Borek

Its July 1^st. Half the year is poof!

If you’re like most, on or before the clock struck 12 to ring in 2012, you made a New Year’s resolution.

How are you doing? What grade do you give yourself for the first half of 2012?

 

This was the year to:

• Focus on your business

• Invest in your future

• Be a better spouse

• Be a better parent

• Be a better friend

• Land “the” client

• Lead with ease

• Stop smoking

• Eat cleaner

• Volunteer

• Sell more

• Exercise

This is the 183^rd day of the year. There’s 183 days left. (Leap Year)

Only 131 working days to go.

What have you done in 2012? Or maybe, Coulda, Woulda, and Shoulda done?

Good news.

Tabula rasa time. Clean slate!

Get up and dance! Starting today, God willing, you’ve got a “fresh” six months.

Tell me, what’s in store for you the second half of 2012?

♪ She’s fresh, fresh, exciting, she’s so exciting to me. She’s fresh, fresh, exciting, she’s so inviting to me ♫

About Steve Borek

Steve Borek partners with Generation Y Leaders and Entrepreneurs and helps them achieve their goals and get where they want to go more quickly. Steve's partners find their businesses run more smoothly and their lives are more fulfilled, filled with authentic pursuits and more focused on what is most important to them. My partners find, as a result of the technologies I employ, that they work less hours and have more time for the things they love. Contact me for a consultation if you'd like to discuss working with me. Steve Borek, PCC, BCC, CUCG T: 315.849.1057 steve@endgamebusiness.com

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5 comments on “She’s Fresh, She’s So Fresh”

1. Mitch Mitchell on July 2, 2012 at 10:20 am said:

   I almost hate admitting this but my first six months were a major league mixed bag of opportunities and failures. Way more activity, seemingly lots more opportunities, but landed almost none of them. My grade for myself to this point is a D+, which means I’m barely passing.

   Doesn’t mean I’m giving up, just being honest. The effort is there but results is what counts. More study time? More homework? Not sure, but I’ll keep working on it.

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   • Steve Borek on July 2, 2012 at 12:07 pm said:

     Mitch, I appreciate your honesty.

     What seems to be getting in the way?

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     • Mitch Mitchell on July 2, 2012 at 1:50 pm said:

       No idea Steve. Probably me, probably the fact that I market to people who don’t understand what I do but should, probably feeling beat down after such a long time of “nothingness”, probably the heat, probably I’m not that good at marketing, probably need a milkshake… well, that last one is a definite.

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2. Kristin Earle on July 20, 2012 at 1:26 pm said:

   This year was NOT what i expected… i agree with Mitch. mixed bag of good and bad…. I’m def not where i thought i’d be but how amazing to think about and re assess. I did quit smoking, which is a great success for me.. but there are alot of other resolutions i made that are not doing so well. It would be great to make a resolution and check in each month on the first, and see how you are going to get to the next stage.

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3. Steve Borek on July 20, 2012 at 3:22 pm said:

   No longer lighting up is a huge win! Bravo!

   Coaches are a great resource for accountability. You get to where you want to go quicker. If you have the means, hire one that’s right for you.

   Last, since you’re part of a non profit, register for your own coach (pro bono) for 10 weeks at the Coach Approach. I’m part of their team and we provide services at no charge to leaders in not for profit organizations.

   Nice surprise to see you here Kristin. Stop by more often!

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