Personal Growth Cafe

February 8, 2018January 5, 2018

I am a time management expert by applying the four D’s: Do, Delegate, Defer, and Drop.

By being aware of my schedule and doing what I need to do I can stay on track.

I am able to meet my time requirements by doing the things I need to do in the time allotted.

I do the things that I am able to do myself.

I am able to complete important tasks and I am able to keep priorities straight for each task.

This helps me stay on track.

When I have an abundance of tasks, I am able to ask for help from other capable people.

By entrusting tasks to others, I am able to maintain my time management effectively.

Delegating tasks is a positive solution that helps me stay calm and focused.

I am able to re-arrange my schedule for certain tasks to make sure everything that needs to get done actually does.

Tasks that can be put off for another day do not concern me today.

I set them aside and make sure the more important tasks are completed first.

There are some tasks that do not need to be done at all.

I am able to look at these and let them go to make way for the more important tasks.

These are all methods I use to maintain my timetable and successfully manage my time.

Today I choose to make use of my time management skills.

I do the tasks that I am able to do. I delegate tasks to others in order to maintain my timetable.

I defer tasks to a different time and I drop tasks that do not need to be done.

I can effectively use my time management skills.

What tasks can you let someone else do?

What tasks can wait or be dropped altogether?

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February 7, 2018January 5, 2018

I can create a clear set of directions for my goals.

My goals are in sight and I have a plan to reach them.

The directions I need to take are clear because I have created a map for myself.

Being prepared allows me to easily reach my goals.

When approaching new goals, I imagine that I am drawing a map.

I envision the goal I want to reach and how to get there.

This allows me to see a complete picture of what needs to be accomplished.

There can be many different ways to reach the same end result.

When I create a plan for myself, I take into consideration my talents and abilities, the time I have to devote to the project, and the skills I can enlist from others.

My plan is the best course of action for me.

Because I have taken the time to create a carefully considered plan, I am confident that I will reach my goals.

I can overcome any obstacles that may arise and I am certain that I will reach my destination.

As with any journey, I know how long it may take me to get where I desire to be.

Creating a timeline and noting milestones helps me stay on track.

By staying committed to a timeline, I know it is only a matter of time until I attain my success.

I have set a clear direction for myself and I intend to follow my chosen path. My goals are in sight.

By following my personal map to success, I can achieve all that I desire.

For me, following a clearly marked path is simple.

How have you created a map to help reach your goals?

How are you creating a timeline to help achieve your goals?

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February 7, 2018January 5, 2018

If you want to make your dreams come true, the first thing you have to do is wake up. – J. M. Power

February 6, 2018January 5, 2018

Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises. – Demosthenes

February 6, 2018January 5, 2018

I can rescue myself from the quicksand of stagnation with the support of my family.

There is little that I cannot do with the support of my family.

My family gives me the support and strength I need to rescue myself from standing still or spiraling downward.

The support of my family helps me to continue to grow, even when it gets difficult.

I am a strong person who is strengthened by my family.

It shows great humility to be able to accept the love and support of my family.

I can pull myself up from the sticky mire of life because I have an awesome family that gives me support and encouragement.

I feel strong and supported, validated and vindicated by my family.

We have gone through life together and no one knows me like my family knows me.

No one accepts me like my family accepts me.

No one loves me like my family loves me. No one supports me like my family supports me.

Today, and every day, I appreciate the love and support that my family offers me.

I appreciate my ability to pull myself up in life because of the support from my family.

Today I will let my family know how much I appreciate them.

How have you been strengthened by your family’s support?

How has the support of your family allowed you to rescue yourself?

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February 5, 2018January 5, 2018

Worry does not empty tomorrow of sorrow, it empties today of strength. – Carrie Ten Bloom

February 5, 2018January 5, 2018

I can explain my feelings openly to others.

I understand my feelings and I am able to express them to others in a safe and honest way.

My understanding and acceptance of my feelings helps me to communicate these feelings to others in a way that is positive.

I am effective in my communications because I am honest in exploring my feelings and accepting of myself in whole.

My feelings are normal.

Frustrations, anger, happiness, excitement and even the feelings of need are common feelings that I share with the human race.

I accept all of my feelings and welcome them.

I experience my feelings, share them and move on.

I am able to discuss my deepest thoughts with others because I have taken the time to first understand them myself.

I welcome all feelings, both the negative and the positive.

They help balance my life.

My positive feelings are made sweeter because I understand what the negative feelings offer.

Today, I choose to accept all my feelings and open my heart to others.

I choose to communicate what I feel in safe and healthy ways.

I will let go of any obstacles that hinder me from communicating my feelings to others.

How have you taken the time to fully understand your feelings?

How have you accepted your feelings no matter what they are?

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February 4, 2018January 5, 2018

No man was ever wise, by chance. – Seneca

February 4, 2018January 5, 2018

I ask others for help.

Because I know that recognizing my own strengths and weaknesses is a sign of maturity, I am willing to ask for help when I need it.

I know that I am good at many things, but not everything.

I can accomplish much, but not all. I need others to help me achieve my goals.

I wouldn’t start building a house with a handful of nails and a pencil sketch.

I would plan ahead, taking an inventory of my supplies and my areas of expertise.

Then I would go out and get whatever else I might need to make this construction feasible.

I view achieving my goals with the same pragmatic approach.

I make a plan.

When I notice an area where I find I am lacking, I seek out someone who is more knowledgeable to help me.

When people ask me for help in my own areas of expertise, I enjoy helping them.

It gives me a feeling of happiness to contribute something of value to the world.

For this reason, I do not hesitate to ask others for help and I know that they, too, will be eager to share their skills and knowledge.

I let go of fears that people will perceive me as incapable or lazy when I ask for help.

I know that the way I use the tools I am gathering proves my maturity and my hard-working spirit.

What reasons do you give yourself for not asking for the help you need?

Who can you approach to get the help that you need?

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February 3, 2018January 5, 2018

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I am a time management expert by applying the four D’s: Do, Delegate, Defer, and Drop.

I can create a clear set of directions for my goals.

If you want to make your dreams come true, the first thing you have to do is wake up. – J. M. Power

Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises. – Demosthenes

I can rescue myself from the quicksand of stagnation with the support of my family.

Worry does not empty tomorrow of sorrow, it empties today of strength. – Carrie Ten Bloom

I can explain my feelings openly to others.

No man was ever wise, by chance. – Seneca

I ask others for help.

Consider the postage stamp; its usefulness consists in the ability to stick to one thing until it gets there. – Josh Billings