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Set Your Intention There
is absolutely no substitute for knowing what you’re going after.
Research clearly indicates when we set an intention or a goal we
subconsciously as well as consciously align our actions and resources to
attain that goal. What some folks find as lucky and coincidental is
actually the power of intention at work. Few things are as powerful as
our thoughts and if our thoughts are not aligned with our actions our
thoughts always win. When you set a strong intention it gives your
actions a path to follow instead of the other way around. How
many prospects will you contact each day? How many sales will you make?
It is important to keep your intention clearly in front of you
throughout the day. Don’t worry how all the details will come together
just keep focused on what you want to accomplish. Intention does not
take the place of action, but action alone can often result in activity
and no sales. A tip,
set your intention so it is a stretch but not impossible. If you are
contacting one or two new prospects a day, set an intention for 4
prospects. Once you’ve become successful at 4 increase to 6 and so on.
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