In Module 1 of this Productivity Roadmap, we discussed productivity as a part of self-actualization.
We saw how when we set and achieve our goals, exercise our strengths, test our abilities, and realize our true potential, it acts as a positive feedback loop where we become even more motivated, and even more productive.
Here in Module 2, I want to discuss why that doesn’t always happen.
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Good article!
I used to have very little self-esteem and it definitely held me back in life.
I tried to fake it until I made it, but I lacked enough confidence-energy to propel me over the many barriers to success.
My lack of self-esteem was like trying to survive as a fire when my tool chest held only a single thimble of lighter fluid.
I’d do the best I could on what I had, but I wasn’t able to flame brightly enough to even make it past the top of the woodpile. None of the camper-customer/clients could even see me!
Luckily, I discovered a secret energy source and soon I was blazing as high as a controlled forest fire.
PS: For any readers who want to write a book – please don’t waste your time on agents and queries. This is the 21st century, and self-publishing is faster, easier, and will make you much richer. All you need are copywriting skills and money, and you can make yourself the next J.K. Rowling. (Choose your own author idols here.)