Carolyn
Great blog - but you may start asking yourself why you are still waiting for someday...
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Someday Syndrome
http://www.somedaysyndrome.com
Alex Fayle is a Professional Organizer and Writer pursuing his dream of living and writing in Spain. Using his own experiences, Someday Syndrome helps people remove the word "someday" from their lives including practical daily Someday Lessons.
- Author: Alex Fayle
- Listed in: Personal Development Development and Growth
- Tags: happiness dreams procrastination choice organizing
Recent Posts
Tackling Someday Head On: Achieving Dreams with Confidence
Someday Lesson: If you can’t fully commit to busting your Someday then how important is it to you really? You know what? It doesn’t matter what you want. It doesn’t matter what reasons you have for not following it. If you’r...
Turning Your Goals Into Plans The Quick Method
Did you know that December is National Write a Business Plan Month? Now, I’m not a big fan of business plans (actually I find most of them useless documents that sit on the shelf and never get looked at). And many of you have no need for a busi...
Someday I’ll Be Happy: How Live Beyond Just Getting By
Robin contacted Someday Syndrome because she suffers from Someday My Ship Will Come In. She does not know what she wants. She just know that she does not want the life she has now. When asked to finish the sentence “Someday I’ll…”...
Stretching Your Mind: Your Mind as a Rubber Band
Your mind is a reservoir of creative potential, just waiting for you to develop and nurture it. Too many people say they aren’t creative. I say - they either haven’t developed their creativity or are looking at creativity through a narrow focus...
The Drag of Inertia:The Lab Rats Explore What Blocks Them
Back in the first Lab Rat series, I talked about inertia as one of the reasons why people choose to be unhappy even when they know what they want out of life. That discussion prompted a section in I’ll Get Around To It Someday about how we bloc...
Actively Involved in Change Mentoring vs Coaching
Someday Lesson: A mentor provides active assistance by pulling you up past your obstacles. At the top of this page in the menu, you’ll see the word Coaching but in reality I’m not a Coach. I’m a Mentor. I don’t encourage and...
Carolyn
Thank you so much for the review - and yes I do hope that people indeed ask themselves why they are still waiting for someday. ;)
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