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13 Comments on There’s No Coasting on Your Success Journey
Always love your inspirational posts Lou! Today is a day I definitelhy would like to coast so I will heed your words of wisdom and move forward instead! Thanks!
Good morning Lou.
I too love your inspirational osts. This one is a good one..you are only as good as your last deal :).
So true, once in a while I "coast" for a few weeks and pay more attention to things other than business and sure enough, I always have to pay for it and play catch up.
Good one Lou..I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday weekend....summer is almost over!
We all need to coast once in a while to recharge the batteries. The key is to limit the recharge time to when the batteries are back at full charge. No further coasting necessary!
Lou,
When we coast, we also allow others to catch up.
Rich
good point -- your rarely ever staying in place. if you're not moving forward, you are probably moving backward (although you might have the illusion of staying in place for a time, until you realize that you are moving in reverse)
This is one to think about. Thanks Lou.
Yep, you have to stay motivated to keep moving in a forward motion. Here we go Lou, onward and upward!
I think I'm reaching a point in life where I had rather move at a little slower pace...not coasting but time to slow down.
Lou, what's your belief on your level of comfort? Is it a good thing or bad?
It is not how fast you are going but rather the direction...good thought , Lou.
Lou,
I've never thought of it that way before, coasting. But you are very right on and it is a good thing to keep in mind.