Is Success A Bad Thing Or God Forbid, Evil?
During this interview, Holly McClure asks Dani to address a simple question: “Some people have been taught that the pursuit of success is a bad thing – that it […]
February 26, 2012
Back To The Basics: Priorities
If life’s responsibilities are running you ragged, tune in and reevaluate your “priorities.”
Have you ever reached the end of a day and struggled to recall what was accomplished? Have you ever felt unproductive? Defeated? As if you running around in circles – going nowhere fast but feeling dizzy? When life’s responsibilities are running you ragged, it may be time to revisit and reevaluate your “priorities.”
Priorities are tasks arranged in order of importance; yet many have out-of-control schedules and To-Do lists, with little or none to show for it. Time to go back to the basics.
If regaining control of your life’s pace and course is a struggle, then you must press PLAY to:
- Discover how to obtain lasting success
- Eliminate wasteful time and gain productivity
- Realize ‘it’s the simple things in life’
- Set a good example for others to follow
What is the call in telephone number to listen to this radio show?
This might be it. These numbers are on the bottom of this page.
Phone: (866) 760-8255, Direct: (408) 414-0325
This is the number to call in to the show: 1.888.340.3373
I tried the number and after you press 1 just kept ringing then went to voicemail
Hello Lisa are you an entrepreneur?
I can’t wait to learn more from you. Thank you!!!
Awesome Stacie!
How did you hear about Dani? Did you listen into the show tonight? What was the most important thing that you learned?
The shows are great and powerful – one thing I do notice is that sometimes, esp. towards the out-tro breaks, there is a ‘cutting out’ effect, I imagine some tech. stuff is being tweeked still.
I caught tonight’t show about sometime into the 2nd segment of the 1st hour – Very true and powerful stuff – taking the default is not going to lead where you want – it probably takes you to government welfare or a life of unsatisfied mediacraty, and no one was ever created for that purpose, at least no one meant for greatness.