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		<title>By: conniekadansky</title>
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		<description>Everything in this world grows from the inside out.  In order to keep my word to you, I must keep my word to myself.  It takes intense self-observation, laser awareness and daily review to keep track of personal integrity.  

What helps me hone my self-observation skills is to do an evening review.  What I found is that I overcommitted and literally ran out of daylight and energy.  My intentions were good, but commitments fell by the wayside.  Now, I am more discretionary in what I commit to. When I promise something -- I do it -- regardless of cost.  Maybe we need a non-judgmental integrity partner?  Someone to share victories with and also to disclose vulnerabilities and observations and to make deeper commitments to personal integrity.  
Connie Kadansky
Sales coach
www.exceptionalsales.com</description>
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<p>What helps me hone my self-observation skills is to do an evening review.  What I found is that I overcommitted and literally ran out of daylight and energy.  My intentions were good, but commitments fell by the wayside.  Now, I am more discretionary in what I commit to. When I promise something &#8212; I do it &#8212; regardless of cost.  Maybe we need a non-judgmental integrity partner?  Someone to share victories with and also to disclose vulnerabilities and observations and to make deeper commitments to personal integrity.<br />
Connie Kadansky<br />
Sales coach<br />
<a href="http://www.exceptionalsales.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.exceptionalsales.com</a></p>
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