Trick About Success
Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day.
Hello beautiful people,
Today I want to share a quick story with you all about Alfred Adler, father of positive psychology.
The story is about his interaction with a client who wanted to make more money but he quickly realized that making money was very closed related to something else in his life. I want us all to think about how our own personal relationships affect the work we are doing.
Watch and let me know if you find that your success at work is connected to your relationships!
Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day. Here’s a recent video I did that will compliment these tips!
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