Power of Mentoring PLR; My Career Planner PLR; Overthinking

Published: Fri, 03/04/22


Back to the gym today! The doctor said it would be okay and I feel up for it. I always love going to see my son anyway. Plus, I leave feeling accomplished and good. My favorite part is sitting there afterward having a protein shake in the cafe getting to chat with him awhile. 

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Power of Mentoring PLR

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My Career Planner PLR

Lynette Chandler has a new bundle called My Career Planner PLR. 

This is a career planning tool to help you chart your career path and plan for growth. This workbook can help you understand your current role as well as the roles you aspire to, based on your strengths, professional interests, behaviors and experience. Use it to identify the right opportunities and plan a sequence of actions for achieving your end-goal.

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Successful People Don’t Overthink Things

It’s typically thought that successful people’s minds are always working as fast as they can in order to keep up with everything that they have going on in their lives. This really isn’t true, though. 

Sure, they keep themselves busy, but that doesn’t mean that they’re constantly thinking about everything. That would be what’s referred to as overthinking, and it’s a very poor habit to develop. 

Overthinking occurs when you start to let your mind go wild thinking deeper and deeper about something until you reach the point of near lunacy. You might hear someone mention your name in a conversation, and then start thinking up all of these situations where they’re talking poorly about you behind your back, and they secretly all hate you, and so on. 

Successful people don’t spend any more time thinking about something than they need to, and they certainly don’t let their thoughts run wild about things that aren’t important in that very moment. 

Many people overthink when they’re trying to become successful and inevitably end up doubting themselves and questioning their own decisions all the time. This not only creates a lot of unnecessary stress, but it also can lead to you dropping good ideas just because you were too afraid to implement them. 

Instead of overthinking, successful people have everything in their lives so planned out that they don’t give certain things a second thought. Instead of worrying about what to do as their next move, successful people already have a plan of attack for what to do next so that they’re not lost.

Instead of panicking over what to do in the event of an obstacle, they simply know what to do based off of one of their pre-existing contingency plans. All of this planning really turns out to be worth it when you compare it to being lost and panicked. 

It’s hard to work on the projects that you need to when you’re so concerned with what you need to do next. If you’re constantly overthinking, you’re going to put yourself into a rut that you can’t quite get out of. 

Comparatively, well-planned successful people are quick to continue on to the next part of their plan without any worry at all, simply because they’ve already taken the time of their days beforehand to plan for the future. This means that they’re less stressed out and far more efficient. 

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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