Rick Van Ness – Start With What Energizes You

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Rick Van Ness – Start With What Energizes You

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Don’t let your aspirations disappear because you neglected to create a straightforward strategy. Live Your Dreams! Because, in reality, you often achieve what you aspire for.

The Finance Your Dreams bundle’s first mini-course is available right now. You learn how to create compelling, values-based goal statements in this course. When you connect your objectives to the things that motivate and inspire you, success is simpler to achieve.

Course Outline

Start with what gets you excited to begin.

You Need These 3 Things for Wayfinding (9:27)
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Create effective, values-based goals (10:35)

Self-Help – Online Self-Help Course

Additional details on self-help:

A self-guided change in one’s finances, intellect, or emotional state that frequently has a strong psychological foundation is known as self-help or self-improvement.
There are several distinct self-help groups, each with their own objectives, methods, underlying principles, supporters, and in some cases, leaders.
Recovery, dysfunctional families, and codependency are just a few examples of concepts and terminology with roots in the self-help and Twelve-Step movements that have successfully assimilated into the lexicon of the general public.

Self-help frequently makes use of publicly accessible information or support groups, both offline and online, where individuals in like circumstances come together.
The word’s meanings have extended since the early instances in self-driven legal practice and home-made counsel, and they frequently apply notably to education, business, psychology, and psychotherapy, which are frequently provided through the well-liked genre of self-help books.
Friendship, emotional support, practical knowledge, experience learning, identity, meaningful roles, and a sense of belonging are some possible advantages of self-help groups that experts might not be able to offer, according to the APA Dictionary of Psychology.

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