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Overcoming Plateauing: Reignite Your Progress!

If you're experiencing a plateau in your journey to success, this guide offers insights on identifying challenges, finding solutions, and staying motivated. Learn how to break free from stagnation and reach new heights in your endeavors.

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Overcoming Plateauing: Reignite Your Progress!

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  1. John Curtis www.foreverliving.com

  2. Plateauing Plateau - ‘a state of little or no change following a period of activity or progress’

  3. Plateauing • Challenge: Not doing enough of the right things (laziness?) • Solution: Do more of the right things • Challenge: Doing the right things but stale • Solution: Reinvent yourself as ‘new, fresh and exciting’

  4. Plateauing • Challenge: Doing the wrong things • Solution: Start doing the right things – find out how: • Training • Books, videos, audio, web • Talk to people who’ve already got what you want

  5. Plateauing • Challenge: Lack Of Motivation • Lost sight / belief in attainment of the current goal? • Settled for ‘second best’ or existing comfort zone? • Have small goal? • Have already achieved initial goal? • Solution: Get Remotivated • Reconnect with original goal • ‘Wake yourself up’ to the Forever potential • Find new goal on the Marketing Plan • Be creative with the Marketing Plan

  6. Plateauing The view from the plateau may be good ... ... but higher up is always better!

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