EPISODE · Mar 13, 2016 · 19 MIN
02: Power and Poop
from Shameless Leadership · host Sara Dean
On today’s episode we will be talking about how to become more powerful in your daily life and how becoming powerful will help you with all goals in all areas of your life. I’m going to give you five tips on how to perpetuate power and how potty training has created more power for us in our house. We will be talking about in this episode: Even though my son was standing in a puddle of his own pee and investigating his poop with a flashlight he has gained that confidence and power that he can go to the potty all by himself. This make me feel like he is more powerful. Who are the people that you think are powerful and what do they hold? You’re not really powerful unless other people think you are powerful. Tip number 1: get clear on goals and know why they are important—my son has the power to hold his bladder for hours but didn’t realize it until it was important for using the potty Tip number 2: consistently self-power—is this taking me closer or further from a goal. Don’t waste your time on something that is taking you further away from a goal. Tip number 3: remove negative thinking—any time you use negative energy on something you have wasted time and energy that could have been positive Tip number 4: take calculated risks—I’m not saying take risks that can be potentially damaging but if you don’t take risks you will get stuck. You don’t want this! Tip number 5: put yourself first—you can be more self-less if you are more selfish. Links Mentioned: Don't forget to join us for all the episodes at www.theselfishmomacademy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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On today’s episode we will be talking about how to become more powerful in your daily life and how becoming powerful will help you with all goals in all areas of your life. I’m going to give you five tips on how to perpetuate power and how potty training has created more power for us in our house. We will be talking about in this episode: Even though my son was standing in a puddle of his own pee and investigating his poop with a flashlight he has gained that confidence and power that he can go to the potty all by himself. This make me feel like he is more powerful. Who are the people that you think are powerful and what do they hold? You’re not really powerful unless other people think you are powerful. Tip number 1: get clear on goals and know why they are important—my son has the power to hold his bladder for hours but didn’t realize it until it was important for using the potty Tip number 2: consistently self-power—is this taking me closer or further from a goal. Don’t waste your time on something that is taking you further away from a goal. Tip number 3: remove negative thinking—any time you use negative energy on something you have wasted time and energy that could have been positive Tip number 4: take calculated risks—I’m not saying take risks that can be potentially damaging but if you don’t take risks you will get stuck. You don’t want this! Tip number 5: put yourself first—you can be more self-less if you are more selfish. Links Mentioned: Don't forget to join us for all the episodes at www.theselfishmomacademy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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