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Nov 19, 2019 34 min

Choices and Why I do what I do

from Jamming with Jason Mefford Hosted by Jason Mefford

Are you making conscious decisions each day to get where you ultimately want to be? Conscious or un-conscious, you are making decisions everyday of your life that have gotten you to exactly where you are. If you don't like where you are, it's time to make some new decisions. In this episode I share some decisions I've made in my life and how they relate to "Why I Do What I Do," steps you can take, and decisions you can make, that you will look back on with a profound sense of gratitude. 1. Breathe 2. Consider what you want 3. Go with your heart, not your head 4. Have the courage to take action You see I have made made many decisions in my life to help me get where I am now, living my purpose, impacting millions of people, and creating a better world. It's been on purpose and with passion. cRisk Academy is offering this to listeners of the Jamming with Jason podcast through 30 November, so make sure to take advantage of your savings today. If you are the type of person who would rather spend 1 to 2 weeks getting a certification instead of 1 to 2 years, check out the new Certified Risk Based Internal Auditor (cRBIA) training and certification offered through cRisk Academy: https://ondemand.criskacademy.com/p/certified-risk-based-internal-auditor-crbia/?affcode=105582_jpp6czlf?product_id=1405370&coupon_code=EARLY

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