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Question Yourself to Success

If you are like most people, you find that you are not happy with where you are right now. You think that you can do much more, but you are hampered by many factors, including yourself. 

We know that having a Coach will help you to achieve success faster and easier. The only issue is how can you afford to pay someone week after week, month after month, year after year, a coaching fee that takes up almost half of your take-home pay? 

Contrary to most people thinking, you yourself can be your own coach. All you need is to learn 7 Key Strategies and Tools. They are: Know Your Mind, Live Your Plan, Be Confident, Weekly Review, Leverage on Others, Enjoy the Adversity and Tap into Your Subconscious Mind. 

 We know that Coaching is about Asking Questions.  So Start Questioning Yourself and you'll be coaching yourself to success.  There are 3 Key Questions to Ask Yourself: 
  1. Ask Questions that Open Up Possibilities, not open up problems. When you cannot do something, instead of asking yourself "How come I am so careless?"; ask "How can I do this better next time?"
  2. Ask Questions that are Non Judgemental.  'Why' questions are usually judgemental and should be replaced with 'What' questions.
  3. Ask Questions that will you a 'Yes' answer.  Like what is the one or two things I can do to get more results?  
To know about how to Coach Yourself to Success, come for this brand new course Successful Self Coaching, details are at here. 
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