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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2024 · 26 MIN

Episode 63- The Power of an Accomplishment List

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In this episode of 'More Life, Less Drama,' mindset expert and executive coach Prue Sulicich discusses the importance of creating an accomplishment list. Prue guides listeners on how to write down and categorise their achievements to gain insights about what drives and motivates them. The episode emphasises the positive impact of recognizing personal accomplishments, debunking the fear of ego or bragging, and realigning goals with one's values and true desires. Practical tips are given on how to create and maintain this crucial list. Tune in to learn how this simple exercise can transform your goal-setting strategy and help you live a life with more fulfilment and less drama. 00:00 Introduction to More Life, Less Drama 00:40 The Importance of an Accomplishment List 01:35 Common Misconceptions About Achievements 03:35 The Power of Feeling Proud 04:40 Overcoming Negative Self-Beliefs 06:55 Creating Your Accomplishment List 14:07 Understanding Your Values Through Your List 21:22 Practical Tips for Your Accomplishment List 24:15 Personal Stories and Examples 25:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Links: https://linktr.ee/headcoachps

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