Claire P. Caldwell’s Post

It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of reaching our end goal, focusing only on the destination, missing out on the moments that shape us along the way.   One way to remind ourself to enjoy the process is to celebrate small wins and milestones, no matter how minor they may seem. Whether it’s making meaningful connections, learning a new skill, or overcoming a challenge, each step is an essential part of our growth.   Try reframing setbacks as learning opportunities and moments of progress, rather than obstacles. When you pause to reflect on what you’ve learned and who you’ve become through the journey, you start to find joy in the process itself.   After all, success isn’t just about the end result, it’s about the person we become along the way.     ⬇️ A Penny or two for your thoughts, How can you remind yourself to enjoy the process rather than only focusing on the destination?   **************************** Hi I’m Claire P, Love working with Sales Professionals, Planners & Teams. You see…your goal is my success. ⬇️ Ready to find out more…and how we can work together? Reach out: DM, or Comment Below #salesexecutives #SalesCoaching #SalesTraining #HRdirectors #Sellingstrategies #hospitality #hotels #resorts #emotionalintelligence

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KUDOS! I love your content and am thrilled to help spread the word. What keeps you motivated?

This resonates very much with me! I'm kearning more and more to find appreciation in the process even when it sucks and I beleive that is creating more joy and ease in my life, it's not necessarily achieving the goal! I am learning to recognize all my accomplishments by daily reflection and writing down the things I achieved for the day that weren't in my agenda, and crossing them off as done. It reminds me of what I accomplished for the day as I often would forget and feel that I didn't do much towards my goals.

Jason Van Orden

Scale Your Impact and Income w/o Sacrificing Your Sanity ⭐️ Business Growth Strategist for Coaches 🌱 Scalable Genius Method™ 🎙️ Podcaster 🤝 Co-Founder GEM Networking Community

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My partner and I have a ritual of sharing our wins from the day when we reconnect after work in the evening. I admit I don't always feel in the mood to do so, but I find it has an ongoing effect of helping me recognize and celebrate progress and gratitude.

Vera Milan Gervais 🎤 WORDZ We Wear

I help Women Be Confident with the #WordzWeWear framework. Speaker | Best-selling Author | Adventurous Soul | WORDZ matter.

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Such an important part of training our brains to Feel success is identifying even the smallest wins. I completely agree with what you’re saying Claire P. Caldwell. I’ve taught myself to end my day listing what I’ve accomplished, in a sense, creating a day full of success on my terms

Dr. Anne Bartolucci

I help heart-centered entrepreneurs write their books with ease and flow. | USA Today Bestselling Author | Writing Mentor | Psychologist

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I definitely agree that it's important to celebrate along the way to our big goals to keep us motivated, Claire P. Caldwell. I'm curious - what's your favorite way to celebrate your milestones?

Helen Patterson

Healthy Heart-centred Culture Creator | Mentor | HR, Strategic Leadership, Talent Development | always with heart

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Love this! Focus on small steps, keep moving, enjoy the journey and you'll eventually arrive at the destination.

Sue Ellen S.

Empowering individuals to achieve their dreams through transformational coaching.

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Celebrating successes, even small steps is very powerful Claire P. Caldwell. What are a few ways you enjoy doing this?

Tammy Gooler Loeb, MBA, CPCC

Executive Leadership Coach | Career Transition Coach | Speaker | Author| Podcast Host | Team Facilitation | Leadership Development | Corporate/Organization Culture | Crossfunctional Communication |

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Claire P. Caldwell This is one of those truths that require frequent reminders. Thank you Claire!

Steve Litzow

Accelerate Your B2B Tech & SaaS Sales to $100M+

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Strong relationships built on a client-first approach are the cornerstone of success. Focusing on their needs ensures mutual growth and loyalty. Claire P. Caldwell

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