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\"man<\/a>tenacity and persistence can be friends … or foes.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by bill reeb<\/i><\/p>\n

you are now at the final leg of the process. to be here, you had to kick out of the try (work)-evaluate loop because you were either feeling unsuccessful or unhappy about your progress or priorities. this negative evaluation occurs as you are either starting to get stuck or you are already stuck.<\/p>\n

more: <\/b>heading off course? time to correct<\/a> | it\u2019s all right to enjoy success<\/a> | failure paves the road to wisdom<\/a> | are you paralyzed by fear?<\/a> | how to change the way you think (and why)<\/a> | have your beliefs stopped serving you?<\/a>
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because you have already worked through the techniques of \u201cwhat you are<\/strong> thinking,\u201d it\u2019s time for us to walk through the other side of this evaluation, which is \u201cwhat you are<\/strong> doing.\u201d these techniques should help you find ways to get unstuck from what you are doing so that you can once again start regaining momentum toward whatever goal you are trying to accomplish.
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\nmy dad, who died in december of 2008, was my best friend and someone i will always admire for the life he led and the values he lived. i wish he were alive today to read my book because i know he would be smiling and chuckling often. i also believe he would have truly enjoyed reading about my exploration and discovery, even in this post as i challenge one of his foundational teachings.<\/p>\n

from an early age, my father taught me that tenacity and persistence were two of the greatest tools for success. his belief was that those who achieve do so by<\/p>\n