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"One Day"

“‘One day’ doesn’t have to be far away. ‘One day’ can be today.” — Shelagh Cummins I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the importance of flexibility. Perhaps you have, too. 2020 was full of new challenges and new problems, which required new solutions and ways of thinking. In this pandemic age, it’s important to cultivate flexibility in what you offer, how you offer, and how you show up. The truth is, we don’t know when or if things will ever go back to “normal.” It is very likely tha...
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26 Jan 2021

“‘One day’ doesn’t have to be far away. ‘One day’ can be today.” —  Shelagh Cummins

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the importance of flexibility. Perhaps you have, too.

2020 was full of new challenges and new problems, which required new solutions and ways of thinking.

In this pandemic age, it’s important to cultivate flexibility in what you offer, how you offer, and how you show up. The truth is, we don’t know when or if things will ever go back to “normal.” It is very likely that they won’t.

We need to start living flexibly in this new reality.

Think of the fable of the oak and the reed — one bends with the wind and survives, while the oak tree falls. As an entrepreneur or business owner, the way of the reed is the route to success.

I see many store owners who are hesitant about moving online or speakers who are resisting moving to delivering speeches online.

They tell themselves that they’ll do it “one day.” And this “one day”-ism isn’t exclusive to the pandemic — it’s always been a way to avoid the things you want but are afraid to have.

“I can’t launch because it’s not perfect” or “I can’t go after that client, because I’m just not ready yet.”

Instead of putting things off until “one day”, start considering one thing you can do today to get you closer to your goals.

In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode of the Road to Seven podcast,‌ ‌you’ll discover:‌ ‌

  • The importance of cultivating flexibility and adaptability in both practice and mindset 
  • The ‘three ugly stepsisters’ that can hinder us when it comes to growing and scaling our businesses
  • Why ‘today’ is always a better answer than ‘one day’ — and how to make the decision to take action less daunting

Highlights:‌ ‌

  • 01:13  Flexibly living in the today
  • 04:03  The “one day” trap
  • 05:40  Adapting to circumstances
  • 07:54  Push through the fear
  • 09:27  The benefits of moving quickly
  • 12:39  Shift your mindset  
  • 14:40  What’s your new “today” goal?  

 ‌Links:‌

To work with me and make your next power move, visit: https://www.theroadtoseven.com/ 

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“‘One day’ doesn’t have to be far away. ‘One day’ can be today.” — Shelagh Cummins I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the importance of flexibility. Perhaps you have, too. 2020 was full of new challenges and new problems, which required new solutions and ways of thinking. In this pandemic age, it’s important to cultivate flexibility in what you offer, how you offer, and how you show up. The truth is, we don’t know when or if things will ever go back to “normal.” It is very likely tha...