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| Eliminating Excuses Can Change Your World |
| By Adam Contos |
Ex•cuse, noun, /ikˈskyo͞os/ - 1. A convenient—and often inaccurate—explanation for why something was unsuccessful or did not happen. Generally used to deflect attention away from the real reasons someone or something comes up short. 2. An unproductive misdirection; commonly avoided by the world's most successful and accomplished businesspeople. 3. Something we all need to stop making. Now. For our own good. A long time ago, I realized that when something didn't work out just how I wanted, I needed to stop making excuses and start being honest with myself about what had happened. It's empowering. When you stop making excuses, you put yourself in full charge of your outcomes. It's related to a concept called "locus of ...
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