As you try to become a better person, do you track your progress? (New Audio Episode)

Published: Tue, 05/19/15

Hi

We all want to be better at what we do and at who we are. But simply wanting to become better is not enough. Sometimes just taking action falls short of our expectations for our improvement. The problem sometimes is that unless we measure our progress, we may be spinning our wheels in the same place. 


Has it ever happened to you, that you are trying to lose weight and measure yourself often, without noticing any significant weight-loss? This, despite your efforts to eat better and be more active. Unless you are tracking what you eat and how much you are exercising, it can be virtually impossible to make significant progress.


"You can't manage what you don't measure"  -W. Edwards Deming


On this episode of The Winding Stairs, I share with you some insights that may help you have measurable improvements in your life. 

  • Do you want to read more?
  • Do you want to eat healthier?
  • Do you want to have better control of your time?
  • Do you want to successfully break habits that are holding you back?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to it today.

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Listen to Episode 31 | Measured Improvements

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I hope you find this episode edifying. 

Thank you for being a part of this great community and for joining me in this journey... Up The Winding Stairs.

Sincerely,

Juan Sepulveda
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