Erin Glass

Have you ever attended a conference or an event where you left feeling so pumped up and energized about your business only to find that a week later you were just as unmotivated as you were before you left?  We all have!

I just returned from an amazing 9 day conference in Las Vegas where I was surrounded by some of the most innovative and brilliant people on the planet. We were all so energized, motivated, and excited to be in business for ourselves.  So, how do you maintain that high?

I think there are a few ways you can.  I'll list a few that I'm going to implement myself.

1. Create short term goals by WRITING them down and reviewing them daily.
2. CELEBRATE your accomplishments no matter how big or small.
3. Stay in touch with some of the people you met. Preferably the ones with the high spirits and winning attitudes
4. Pop in a motivational CD while you're driving to and from work/appointments
5. Find a great book to read and share waht you learn.
6. Find a mentor and have regular calls to report on your progress. 
7. ONLY surround yourself with people who encourage you and try not to get bogged down by negativity.
8. Go forward with a heart of cooperation and help others you met achieve their goals. (it will come back to you)
9. Feed your spirit daily. Just like our bodies need nourishment, so do our souls. This can make huge differences in your life.
10. Set aside a few minutes every day to reflect on just how far you've come and speak to where you want to be. Literally, say it out loud. "Out of the words of your mouth, come the desires of your heart."

These 10 techniques, tips or strategies can help you maintain that high and take your personal or professional life into "hyper growth". 

I'll leave you with this quote.

"My list of ingrediants for success is divided into four basic groups: Inward, Outward, Upward and Onward." ~ David Thomas

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To your continued success,

Erin Glass