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September 2001 - Learning To Set Boundaries
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"Judge your success by what you had to give up to get it."
- Nepalese Good Luck Mantra
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"7 Ways To Stop Procrastinating"by Julie Jordan Scott
Procrastination is a clear sign that you either haven't committed to your true priorities -- or you have committed to do something you don't really want to do!
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"A Powerful New Way To Ask Why"by Michael Pollock
"Why don't my kids listen to me?" "Why can't I seem to get it all done?" "Why am I always broke?" Transform "why" questions into a solution to a problem.
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"Hurry"by Tom Walsh
How many mistakes are caused each day because we are in a rush? When will we learn to set boundaries and leave some free space in our schedules?
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"Interruptions, Interruptions"by Donald Wetmore
How well do you "head off" unnecessary interruptions? Learn to recognize interruptions that can be eliminated from your day and take steps to avoid them.
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"Setting Boundaries In Relationships"by Rinatta Paries
As you set healthy limits in your life, take a look at your relationships -- what negative behaviors are you tired of tolerating from other people?
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"Teaching People How To Use Your Time"by Ramona Creel
If you want people to respect your schedule, you have to teach them how to do it -- by setting ground rules about how you will and will not use your time.
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"Work Vs. Family"by Mureall Hebert
Our society has a hard time drawing the line between professional and personal life -- this article offers some practical suggestions for balancing the two.
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"Your Personal Policies And Procedures"by Ramona Creel
Businesses set up concrete policies and procedures about how they will operate on a daily basis -- why should your personal life be any different?
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