Ready, Aim, Fire!

Written On: October 27, 2020

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Written By: Roger Seip

Written On: October 27, 2020

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Written By: Roger Seip

We all know there’s a proven, 3 step sequence for hitting a target…been used with success for literally hundreds of years. You probably know it:
#1 Ready
#2 Aim
#2 Fire

 

So simple, and totally effective whether your trying to hit a physical target with a projectile OR trying to hit a sales goal or other “target”.

 

AND YET….people misapply this simple sequence all the time, without even being aware.

 

This week’s post helps you identify how you may be getting yourself stuck, then gives you two super effective methods for getting it right every time….

 

 

Enjoy! (and Like, Share and Subscribe, OK?)
For more information on and more importantly to get started using the 2Hour Solution, visit https://freedompersonaldevelopment.com/ten-extra-hours/

 

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