Clients are always asking us the “secrets” to life/career success and fulfillment. You’ve heard of David Letterman’s Top Ten – here is Cheryl’s Top Twelve steps toward greater fulfillment in your career and your life:
* Step 1. Face the facts.
* Step 2. Establish clear priorities.
* Step 3. Develop and practice good time management.
* Step 4. Implement healthy lifestyle practices.
* Step 5. Live beneath your means.
* Step 6. Don't let technology control your life.
* Step 7. Care about character - and conduct yourself accordingly.
* Step 8. "Just say no".
* Step 9. Stay emotionally healthy.
* Step 10. Embrace your talents as a "high calling."
* Step 11. Be generous with your time and money.
* Step 12. Pace yourself for a marathon.
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