Lumberjack Technique | It Will Give You Goosebumps

"Those who only know what they do, tend to work harder. Those who know why they do what they do, tend to work smarter."- Simon Sinek. Productivity is about making certain choices in certain ways. This lumberjack technique displays a way we choose to see ourselves and frame daily decisions. Motivated Monkey brings the best motivational speeches from the best motivational speakers to magnetize you and help you establish a motivational mindset that gets results - Get Motivated, Stay Motivated In Life, For Life.
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"If you want to create capacity and margin in your life, I suggest that you do the following: • Delegate so you’re working smarter, not just harder. • Do what you do best and drop the rest. • Get control of your calendar; otherwise, other people will. • Do what you love because it will give you energy. • Work with people you like so your energy isn’t depleted. If you do those things while doing the right work with purpose in the right place with people you love, you will be living the good life."- John C. Maxwell