The 6 High Performance Habits that Make People Extraordinary
The Daily Me
Enhancer
Hello & Welcome!
When we look at highly successful people, we often fall
into the trap of thinking that they possess superior talent, intelligence or
resources that we don’t have access to.
After a decade of researching and interviewing high
performers, it had been discovered that all successful people share six common,
consistent habits regardless of their area of expertise.
As
a Business Breakthrough Coach, I have developed more than 100 systems to solve
many frustrations that entrepreneurs may have. Over the years, I have learned
coping mechanisms that enable me to not only develop inherent skills and tools to
discover and build a vision for businesses but also be in command of my
professional abilities and transform lives for them to thrive successfully.
The Daily Me Enhancer is just such a
valuable tool. It is our actions and habits that help us move forward in
our lives. Once we have the clarity about what is truly important in our lives,
we can overcome impasses by implementing these six habits that other successful
people have used to achieve their goals and remaining engaged in
the success and continued growth of one’s business/company. It is these habits
that ultimately differentiate them from others.
The following are the six best habits that all of us can
emulate to help us reach the next stage of growth in our lives
v Seek
clarity. We
need to figure out who we want to be, how we want to interact with others, what
we want and what will bring us the most meaning in our lives. Every time we
begin a new project we should ask ourselves: What kind of person do I want to
be while I’m doing this? How should I treat others? What are my intentions and
objectives? What can I focus on that will bring me a sense of connection and
fulfillment? High performers continue asking themselves these questions every
day; they develop a consistent routine of self-monitoring to make sure that
their goals are always clear to them.
v Generate
energy. To
perform at a higher-level day after day we need to take care of our mental
stamina (through frequent and intentional breaks), physical energy (through
diet and exercise) and positive emotions (through controlling our thoughts).
High performers know that they need to consciously generate energy so that they
can maintain focus, effort and well-being. They know that they need to take
care of themselves to stay on their A game.
v Raise
necessity. We
need to find and access the reasons why we absolutely must perform
well. This necessity should be based on a mix of our internal standards (i.e.
our identities, beliefs, values and expectations for excellence) and external
demands. (i.e. social obligations, competition, public commitments, deadlines).
We need to know our why and nurture the drive to transform our
goals into absolute necessities.
v Increase
productivity. We
need to focus on prolific quality output in the area where we
want to have the most impact. To do this, high performers minimize distractions
and say no to opportunities that don’t help their quality output in their
specific area of expertise.
v Develop
influence. Success
is rarely achieved in isolation; we need to develop influence with those around
us. It’s crucial to have others around us that believe in and support our
ambitions. High performers intentionally develop positive support networks
because they know their achievements would be limited without the help of
others.
High performers consistently express their ideas and act every day. Ultimately, courage is not one bold action; it is a trait that we can choose to develop and use daily
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