Duncan Nugget® #82: A Warped Sense of Reality?
Have you ever noticed that regardless of the problems or conflicts that show up in your life there is one thing that remains constant? There is one thing that is ALWAYS there.
YOU.
A vital component of effectively dealing with conflict, challenges, and difficult people is to be able to determine what YOU contributed to the situation. After all, anybody can be somebody’s difficult person. Think about that.
I know…I know. It’s not all your fault, right? Of course not, but it is your life. A lot of times conflicts are easier to resolve and problems are easier to solve when you start by looking in the mirror.
Accurate self-assessment is a powerful tool that keeps you from having a warped sense of reality. It helps facilitate change because when you change, things tend to change.
Million-Dollar Question:
What have you contributed to your current challenging situation?
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Duncan Nugget® #59: From Wanting to Having
People spend a good deal of time—especially around the beginning of a new year—writing and talking about what they want. I guess that’s called goal-setting (wanting), but it’s not goal achievement (having).
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Cash Flow in da Two-Oh-One-Oh!

My New Year’s Slogan:
Don’t you know?! It’s about that cash flow in da two-oh-one-oh!






