Today we are talking about step #3 to build persistent behavior, which is to, Learn and Adapt.
Persistence is not JUST about doing what you do without changing. In fact, trying to do the same thing, day after day, while expecting different results is not at all what persistence is about. Being persistent is not JUST about continuing onward. It is also about growing, adapting, and changing to get better at what you are doing. If you are continuing in what you are doing, but NEVER get good results, then you might need to change and/or adapt to better meet the needs of your potential clients.
Tune in tomorrow for step #4 to build persistent behavior.
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Anne Bachrach
The Accountability Coach™
Published on 7 months, 3 weeks ago
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