Title: Focus on what works
Copyright Pegine Echevarria, MSW 2003
Date: June 03 Volume 4 Issue 6

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Focus on what works in your life and business.
What is good in your business? Your office? Your staff? What is working really well? Focus on what works and what you do well and you will reap benefits!

Bad habits that do give you positive benefits need to be erased so that you have the kind of life and business environment that makes you successful. Look at every part of your day and dissect your habits. What works and which ones don't? Keep the habits that work and work on changing those that don't support your highest ambitions and good. Read
the book "The Power of Focus" by Mark Victor Hansen- Jack Canfield-
Les Hewitt to learn more about Focus and its power.

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In this months e-zine you'll find
. Pegine's Thought of the Month
. Quote of the Month
. Try-its - Simple Steps for Magnificent Rewards
. Kick Butt Actions - Strategies to Strengthen Your Life
. News from Pegine

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Pegine's Thought of the Month:

"Keep on focusing on what you do well and you will keep on reaping benefits beyond your wildest imagination. Of course the opposite is also true- if you focus on the negative you will reap negative consequences."
Pegine Echevarria, MSW
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Quotes of the Month:

You can turn negative consequences into positive rewards - simply by changing your habits now! Mark Victor Hansen- Jack Canfield- Les Hewitt authors of "The Power of Focus"

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Try-its:
1. Listen to your language. What do you say and how do you say it?
Become aware how you communicate. Do you find yourself talking about others negatively? Do you point out the imperfections? Do you deceive yourself about your negativity by saying you are being "helpful"?
2. Think of new ways to speak, practice different language -
positive language. Remember "if you don't have something nice to say.don't say it." That also goes for self talk.
3. Seek to applaud people. The clerk that was helpful to you -
point it out to her. If your boss ran a particularly good meeting let her know - and point out what she well. Your boss with then focus on the positive aspects of their presentation and continue to use them (also known as positive reinforcement).
4. Write one note each day to someone different with a positive
thought. The benefits you will receive are a) you will make a difference in someone's day and make yourself feel good b) you keep your connections strong - creating a powerful network.

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Kick-butt actions:
From the "Power of Focus" by Mark Victor Hansen- Jack Canfield- Les Hewitt

1. Clearly identify your bad or unproductive habits.
2. Define your new successful habit (usually the opposite of the
unproductive habit).
3. Create a three-part action plan to overcome the habit.

"Remember, nothing will change until you do."

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News from Pegine:

Shackleton' Leadership Adventure a team building program created and facilitated by Team Pegine using the movie "Shackleton's Adventure is a hit! Companies are combining their meetings in the Jacksonville area with this interactive, learning team building program.

Pegine is quoted in the following magazines and newspapers: Latina Magazine Times Union Newspaper in Jacksonville

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