We all know we are flawed and make mistakes. We know we don’t have it all figured out. And we know there's work to do. But part of
finding clarity is discovering the joy in work rather than the seemingly unattainable finish line. Purpose can often be more important than making quota or hitting numbers. And how long does the satisfaction from a "sale" last versus following your passion?
Clutter makes us nervous and stressed. It can derail us from our goals. Clarity will help you find your baseline and silence some of that unnecessary noise.
To gain clarity, there are three questions you can ask yourself
1. What do you stand for?
2. What will you not do?
3. Why do you do what you do?
Kneale Mann
2012 Top 10 - May 2012 | istock
