How To Get Out Of A Rut
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In this episode, John provides some helpful advice on how to avoid and get out of a rut. Following listener feedback John received on the previous episode of dealing with overwhelm and burnout, John wanted to elaborate further on this subject and what to do when these emotions have already hit you. One thing John stresses is to not aim for perfection – it doesn’t exist! Putting 1 foot in front of the other is what you need to do to get back on track in reaching your goals. John talks about physical and mental health and why these are extremely important to get you where you need to be. Do you struggle to carry on when times are hard? Do you need to reassess your goals? Tune into this episode for John’s advice on what you can do to get back on track.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Recognition and acceptance are important. These will help you to take action. Break your goals down. Turn them into smaller, weekly goals. Make them realistic and achievable. Look after your physical and mental health and wellbeing. This is very important.   BEST MOMENTS “Perfect is unattainable”. “If you can have manageable, little, mini goals and you can look at them and aim towards them, quite often and every week, every month, every quarter, then again that will help you get out of your rut”.   VALUABLE RESOURCES Leadership Revealed Podcast Castledene Sales & Lettings   ABOUT THE HOST John has several Estate and Letting Agencies in the North East of England. He also has a consultancy business, in which he teaches other agents how to grow and scale a sustainable business. John is recording podcasts to grow in the estate agency space, but also to try and break into other industries. The formula John has developed for estate agency success, is transferable into other SME industries.   CONTACT METHOD https://www.facebook.com/agencyconsulting/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-paul-14167211/ [email protected] See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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