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Friday
Jun032011

#Trust30 Day 4

[For an overview of what #Trust30 is, click here]

Today’s Challenge:

Identify one of your biggest challenges at the moment (i.e. I don’t feel passionate about my work) and turn it into a question (i.e. How can I do work I’m passionate about?) Write it on a post-it and put it up on your bathroom mirror or the back of your front door. After 48-hours, journal what answers came up for you and be sure to evaluate them.

Bonus: tweet or blog a photo of your post-it.

It was a short assignment today (though not as easy as it sounded). If you have your own answer for the question, feel free to share it.

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Reader Comments (2)

As long as you keep the word "exactly" in your question. I think you will have trouble. Does anybody ever know "exactly" what they want to do with the rest of their life?

June 6, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterDolores

That's a good point. The truth is probably not. I think one of the answers is that you just have to do something and see if it works. It's best to have everything fit in a long-term plan, but absent that, you have to keep poking until something sticks.

June 7, 2011 | Registered CommenterWill Hutchens

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