I do feel more motivated and have been procrastinating less
Jane discovered the difference between means and end goals, transforming scattered intentions into focused action. By weaving growth activities into her existing routine and aligning work with her desired experiences, she reignited her motivation and significantly reduced procrastination.
Before this programme I thought I knew what I wanted but I didn't really have a plan. The biggest things that struck me was the means compared to end goal and this really focused my mind on what I wanted. My work pattern is varied so planning in 30 minutes at a different time each day has helped me get into a routine for growth, in fact I am doing more than 30 minutes and fitting it in fine which surprised me. I have been doing little things that don't take any extra time as part of my growth, such as trying a new recipe. I would need to cook to eat anyway, I just fitted in one of the things I wanted to grow at into this. I realize my work and the growth i can implement as part of this is linked to the experiences I want to have and the contribution I want to give so have started a range of training related to this, part of which I can do in work time. I have got back into yoga (ache a bit though!!) and it felt good. This has motivated me and since implementing just a few things around growth and taking the action required, which to be fair has been minimal, I do feel more motivated and have been procrastinating less.
Jane Regan
Youth Program Director
Kettering, United Kingdom
Written 3 March 2020 From our original stories site
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