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The Idea of Quality vs. Quantity

The Idea of Quality vs. Quantity

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I recently worked with a client who mentioned they struggle with the idea of quality vs. quantity. In this client’s world, it was the amount of time spent on their goals that mattered most. That’s even if they were able to produce quality output in a shorter period of time, they were still frustrated with the lack of time they spent working on their goals. This issue is rampant in the corporate world, which tends to put heavy demands on the amount of time people put into a work week over the work they produce. But when we looked deeper into the aspects of their output they were most proud of, they found that it didn’t always come on the days they worked on their goals the longest. In fact, their quality work was split pretty evenly between the days they worked for hours and the days they worked for one hour. With this realization, this client was able to feel more confident and grateful toward themselves and the work they produced.

The Powerful Question to Ponder

How can you stay focused on quality over quantity?

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Kimberly Zimmerman Rand is passionate about people living their best lives through household finance. As a consultant, trainer, coach, and Principal at Dragonfly Financial Solutions LLC, she engages her talents to help others deepen their knowledge, develop their skills, and become more confident in their relationship with money. For over 25 years Kimberly has been providing services to professionals and consumers on both live and online platforms. Her superpower is bringing clarity to complex personal finance topics and inspiring people to do great things. Kimberly is an Accredited Financial Counselor® and Professional Certified Essential Life Coach from Coach Training EDU. She is also a Credit as an Asset Master Trainer and a HUD Certified Housing Counselor. Kimberly holds a Master of Social Work in Social and Economic Development and Nonprofit Management from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Colby College.

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