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Speaker Introduction:

Procrastination is a common human tendency. Everyone procrastinates from time to time. An astonishing 1 in 5 people are chronic procrastinators. They claim that they work best under pressure. However, procrastination rarely pays off. Overall, procrastinators perform poorly, feel miserable, and suffer more medical problems…[Read more]

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Speaker Introduction:

Being who we want to be and doing what we want to do starts with an examination of where we are now and where we want to go. For most people, there is a continual gap between their current and preferred circumstances that is rooted in a resistance to change. We must first understand that resistance before we can learn how…[Read more]

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Speaker Introduction:

Being who we want to be and doing what we want to do starts with an examination of where we are now and where we want to go. For most people, there is a continual gap between their current and preferred circumstance that is rooted in a resistance to change. We must first understand that resistance before we can overcome it.…[Read more]

signed up for Speaker 2 for January 20th (op.toastmost.org)

Speaker Introduction:

Being who we want to be and doing what we want to do starts with an examination of where we are now and where we want to go. For most people, there is a gap that is rooted in a resistance to change. We must first understand that resistance before we can overcome it. In today’s presentation, the first in a series, Lou B…[Read more]

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TBD for January 20th (op.toastmost.org)