Celebrate the Win

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One of the challenges I face regularly during coaching sessions is a client’s hesitation to celebrate their wins. In life, we can get so caught up in all of the things going wrong, that we forget to take a breather and focus on what’s going right. Celebrating wins is more than just patting yourself on the back, though. Celebrating wins is a way to connect progress and productivity to positive emotions, thoughts, and feelings, which in turn drives us forward.

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How are you celebrating your wins this week?

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