Keeping the Momentum Tip # 11 & 12

Tip #11 for Keeping the Momentum may sound simple, yet there is so much more to it. So I encourage you to...

Be thankful! Yes that is right. Gratitude, combined with acceptance and appreciation, is a powerful ingredient to keeping momentum.

Being thankful is an act, a mindset and a way of being that promotes a prosperity consciousness. The more you are thankful, the more you have to be thankful for in all areas of your life.


And with Tip #12 for Keeping the Momentum, you'll find greater success, joy and ease in your life when you...

Master your moments. Momentum is based on what we do, how we think and the way we choose to be in each moment.

Since moment is the root of momentum, it makes sense. Yet with the complexity and pace of life, technology, world events and...it can be easy to get lost in the past, worry about the future and forget to focus on the moment at hand. Mindfulness, practicing the presence, along with the previous 11 tips are ways to keep your focus on what is at hand in the moment. This ensures the optimal, appropriate response for yourself and all involved.

Bonus ~ for keeping your momentum: all of the Top 12 Tips for Keeping the Momentum are available as a one page, suitable for framing gift for you. All you have to do is send an e-mail with Top 12 Tips for Keeping the Momentum in the subject line to info [at] ASystemthatWorks [dot] com.

Here's to keeping the momentum for great success with all of your endeavors.

In Gratitude & Appreciation,

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum Tip #8

Tip #8 for Keeping the Momentum is near and dear to my heart; it is...

Harness the power of your enthusiasm. Part of keeping your momentum going is to connect and reconnect with the enthusiasm you felt in the initial experience. Reflection and visualization can help ignite the spark of enthusiasm.

For more information on how to Harness the Power of your enthusiasm, check out the Enthusiasm 4 U blog, which has a variety of articles, tips, insights, book excerpts and points to ponder.

Harnessing Enthusiasm!

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum Tip # 7

Keeping the Momentum Tip # 7

...guides and informs providing the way to better your best. That's why it is always a good idea to:

Monitor your progress. Here are two insightful questions to ask yourself on a periodic basis: What went well? What, if anything, can I do differently the next time?

Taking time to inquire, better yet write it down so you have a record and resource to monitor your progress.

What went well before, during and after. Depending on your situation, also remember to ask what went well with the beginning, middle and end.

The second question does not imply anything went wrong. It is simply asking if there might be anything you would do differently to enhance or improve future experiences.

Monitoring your progress is another way to review how far you have come.

Keeping the Momentum Going...

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum Tip # 6

Tip #6 is powerful.

Respect your gift of choice. Keeping the momentum is a choice before, during and after the event. Possibilities and opportunities abound for ongoing growth and development. Choose wisely.

In the Flow of Wise Discernment,

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum Tip #5

Tip #5 identifies one of the key things you can do to keep the momentum going:

Keep things simple and realistic. Make it a point to select one or two things to do initially. Once they become a natural part of your behavior, or you determine that 'it' isn't right for you, select one or two more to implement.

Making note of your experiences along the way allows for the opportunity to get valuable information. This information provides insight that leads to greater clarity, focus and confidence. Also, keeping things simple and realistic:

* is a form of self-care.
* reduces stress.
* supports you personally and professionally.
* builds skills through a series of small successes.

In Simplicity,

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum: Tip #3

Keeping the Momentum Tip #3

Last week readers were encouraged to Honor your natural way. This week you are once again encouraged to trust yourself and trust what you know as you...

Look for insight into what has worked. Your experience, whether it is work, education, life or..., is where you can look for what worked for you in the past. This is one of the few times where looking back can help you now and in the future.

Additional things to consider include:

* what were the circumstances?
* how did you handle the situation, i.e., what were the thought processes and actions that generated the outcomes?
* what skills and resources were beneficial? in what way?
* how might what worked in the past apply to a current situation?

You already have your answers. All you have to do is look for insight that works. And yes, it is okay to tweak as appropriate.

Keeping the Momentum,

Antoinette

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Keeping the Momentum: Tip #2

Continuing on with our exploration of Top Tips for Keeping the Momentum, here tip #2:

Honor your natural way. Each person has his or her preferred ways of doing things. Remember it is okay to experiment; though, force fitting rarely works.

This tip encourages you to trust yourself and trust what you know. And, I also recommend that you check in every once in a while with inquiry and reflection, just to be sure habit or fear isn't keeping you playing small or holding you back from discovering what truly is your natural way.

Here's to Keeping the Momentum,

Antoinette

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