7. Living In The Gain: Celebrate Success And Break Free From The Trap Of Constant Striving

05/05/2022 26 min Episodio 7
7. Living In The Gain: Celebrate Success And Break Free From The Trap Of Constant Striving

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In this episode of Both/And, host Bessi Graham discusses how you can recognize past achievements as a leader to establish legacy and define success, without the need to defend yourself. In stead, you can celebrate success in past accomplishments to avoid the trap of constantly striving for future goals. You need to reflect and recognize the components of your past achievements and proven track record as a leader. This step develops a deeper understanding of your multi-dimensional self and establish your legacy. By acknowledging your successes, you can better define what success means to you and confidently embrace your established leadership position without feeling the need to defend or prove yourself. The concept of the "gap" as outlined in Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy's book emphasizes the trap of constantly striving towards future goals and neglecting to celebrate past accomplishments. As someone with the "achiever" strength, I understand the whisper of discontent that can arise when we fail to acknowledge our successes. Also in this episode: The gap in the game as entrepreneurs The potential pitfalls of celebrating past success Words you are potentially using in self talk Why journaling is important Extraordinary things are possible when you put in the work How to capture your breakthroughs Focusing on the wins you already have   Books referenced in this episode: The Gap and The Gain, What Not How   Subscribe To Both Success And Integrity With Bessi Graham: Apple Podcast | Spotify | YouTube  Connect With Bessi Graham: Website | Facebook | Private Facebook Group | LinkedIn | Instagram   About Bessi Graham: With over 20 years of experience working with business owners, governments, and large funding bodies to bring "doing good" and "making money" back together, my experience spans from the grassroots of sitting in the dirt working with business owners across the Pacific Islands through to the United Nations in Geneva. This has given me an unparalleled perspective on what makes change happen.  You know you were born to do something significant, so don't leave it to chance.

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