Comments on: Cultivate Single-Mindedness to Achieve Your Goals http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/ Helping you find your purpose and navigate your quarter-life crisis in style Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:02:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Sister Honey Bunch http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-63 Sister Honey Bunch Sun, 17 Feb 2008 02:30:29 +0000 http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-63 Really, really good post. Really good. Really, really good post. Really good.

]]> By: Sister Sassy http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-62 Sister Sassy Sat, 16 Feb 2008 17:04:45 +0000 http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-62 Good post...I find that I come up with my best writing ideas when I run so that really works nicely doing two things at once. When I come up with something while I'm running I usually write it over and over in myhead so I can remember then I quick jot down notes and go to work. I think I'll try some creative writing tonight. t hanks for the tips Good post…I find that I come up with my best writing ideas when I run so that really works nicely doing two things at once. When I come up with something while I’m running I usually write it over and over in myhead so I can remember then I quick jot down notes and go to work.

I think I’ll try some creative writing tonight. t hanks for the tips

]]> By: Leah http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-60 Leah Fri, 15 Feb 2008 19:34:06 +0000 http://semicharmedwife.com/2008/02/15/cultivate-single-mindedness-to-achieve-your-goals/#comment-60 My coaching mentor called this "being on purpose." Considering how your actions and steps support your purpose and aligning them. And other things can and do get in the way. If it's impossible to sit and write with a messy kitchen, and for a neat freak it might be, go ahead and clean that kitchen, but give it a time limit and make a commitment to your purpose for after that task is finished. If the guilt of staying home to write rather than attending a family function would consume you, attend with a time limit, or take a notepad along to jot in the car or during down time, and again, make a commitment to your purpose after this commitment has been settled. Gosh, you should be writing your book about this!! You convey such clarity. My coaching mentor called this “being on purpose.” Considering how your actions and steps support your purpose and aligning them.

And other things can and do get in the way. If it’s impossible to sit and write with a messy kitchen, and for a neat freak it might be, go ahead and clean that kitchen, but give it a time limit and make a commitment to your purpose for after that task is finished. If the guilt of staying home to write rather than attending a family function would consume you, attend with a time limit, or take a notepad along to jot in the car or during down time, and again, make a commitment to your purpose after this commitment has been settled.

Gosh, you should be writing your book about this!! You convey such clarity.

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