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#InspiringMondays: 3 Questions for the Week

#InspiringMondays

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My entrepreneurial friend David Tomas has a mission.  He calls it #InspiringMondays.  His mission is to build a company culture that has people as excited arriving to work on a Monday morning, as most people generally feel when they about to leave work on a Friday afternoon.

On this (potentially) inspiring Monday, I have 3 questions for you:

  1. What will you do differently for the first time in a long time?
  2. Who will you take action to build a deeper relationship with?
  3. On a scale of 1 to 10, how well do you use use your free time?

I would love your answers, ideas, reflections and links to powerful online resources in the comments below.  What’s your thinking?

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  3. James Lee Avatar
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    1. Instead of waiting to complete my “to-do” lists until the end of the day, I will complete them in the morning.

    2. I will take action to create a deeper connection with my father. I moved out of the house 3 weeks ago and he lives only 30 minutes away, but I have already failed to keep in touch with him.

    3. 5/10. Though to-do list seems to make my free time like a chore I have to finish, at the same time, I feel like it pushes me to accomplish things and makes me feel great afterwards.

    As always, thank you for your great posts Conor!

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    1. Conor Neill Avatar
      Conor Neill

      Brilliant. You just inspired me to pick up the phone and call my father 😉

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  4. Edi Navas Avatar
    Edi Navas

    1.- instead of writing ‘Meditate and reflect’ as the eternal to-do, I will start today DOING it.
    2.- I will strengthen my relationship with my father. In a couple of months I will stop visiting him every week and I don’ t want to lose the kind of magic moment that we are living.
    3.- I will increase the quality of my free time (now rates 3/10) without increasing quantity (around 15 hours per week, being 10 on weekends, rate 7/10).

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    1. Conor Neill Avatar
      Conor Neill

      I love it. Thank you. My own “free time rating” is pretty low… I have recently had a tendency to not plan my weekends… which either is great or is terrible… must be a little bit more planned in my use of “free time” 😉

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