Even EA's Have Bad Days - it's Time to Reset

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Published on Fri, 22 Jun 2012 16:15:19 +0000 Indexed on 2012/06/22 21:21 UTC
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I saw this article and thought I'd share it because, even we EA's have bad days and the 7 points listed are a great way for you to hit the "reset" button.

From Geoffrey James on INC.COM, here are 7 ways to change your view of things when, say, you are hitting a frustration point coordinating stakeholders to agree on an approach (never happens, right?)

Positive Thinking: 7 Easy Ways to Improve a Bad Day

http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/positive-thinking-7-easy-ways-to-improve-a-bad-day.html

To paraphrase:

You can decide (in an instant) to change patterns of the past
Believe in (or even visualize) good things happening, and they will
Keep a healthy perspective on the work-life / life-life continuum (what things REALLY matter in the big scheme of things)
Focus on the good (the laws of positive-attraction apply)

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