The Rush of PDA
Not too long ago, I found myself in an almost euphoric state…not because I was basking in the aftermath of Valentine’s Day, but because I was making progress notes for a client. You might have even seen my Facebook post about it. Allow me to explain…
I was in the middle of typing emails, uploading resources, and updating our shared work plan with progress notes and I felt this extreme sense of accomplishment. There was the rush of gratitude that came over me.
Not just because I was doing my part of the work.
Not just because I was paid to do this work.
But, because this is MY work.
I'm able to embrace my purpose work to help women take intentional action toward their goals. I evoke my superpower to choose by focusing on my PDA, not the touchy, feely kind, but my purpose-driven activities.
Here’s what I know about purpose-driven activities:
When you identify your purpose-driven activities, you give yourself the gift of clarity.
When you focus on your purpose-driven activities, you give yourself structured time.
When you work on your purpose-driven activities, you get closer to your end-goal.
These are the key components to move forward with your purpose and your brand. Here's the thing, you can create your own opportunities when you decide HOW to structure your time.
My challenge to you is to be honest about what you want, identify what's missing, and being real about what it takes to get there.
Stephanie Womack is an author and speaker that specializes in PR strategies for hearts, minds and souls, helping women take their personal responsibility to the next level. Her latest book, Standing on Sinking Sand, is a personal development book with over 25 practical life lessons to make the rest of your time the best, and achieve any goal. You can download the Rebrand Your Fear Workbook, as a FREE gift from Stephanie to learn her 4- step process to shift your mindset and start building your personal brand. Get Stephanie's weekly newsletter, First Things First, in your inbox for an exclusive first look at the blog and additional resources.
