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The Biggest Mistake since 1941…and Mental Toughness Lesson for Networkers

As I've said before, the most important presentation you'll ever make is the one you make to yourself.

Steve Siebold

As I've said before, the most important presentation you'll ever make is the one you make to yourself.

Stop now and make some decisions. Establish your dream and ask yourself if you're willing to fight for it. If not, then develop a bigger, more emotionally driven dream.

And then you simply write the letter describing everything you plan to do, see, become, have, create, etc. in your vision. You write the letter in the present tense, but you date it according to when you will have completed your vision.

Incongruence makes our minds uncomfortable, so this exercise sets your subconscious in motion in an effort to seek congruency.

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