Check Your Attitude

Hey Reader,

We all have daily tasks—sorry, chores—that we just have to do.
They are a must.
We can’t get out of doing them.

That might be taking out the trash in your household.
Those tasks also exist in our businesses.

Things that we just have to do.

You probably have tasks that you love to do.
I actually love to write these newsletters.
If I could, I would send you a lot more—just because it’s fun.

In this newsletter, I will try to help us shift our mindset:
That the have-to-dos will become get-to-dos.

You don’t need to love them, but you need to be happy that you get to do them.

Let’s turn our annoying chores into cheerful habits.
With that change, here are three effects:

  1. Your clients will feel the difference.
  2. Your kids will see the difference.
  3. Your wife loves the difference.

These three will have a lasting impact as a result.

You are living a better testimony and you will receive a better testimonial.

This will change your life.

All it takes is to turn annoying chores into cheerful habits.
It’s a mindset shift.

You need to accept that you need to do them—
but think of it like this:

You get to serve your clients, your kids, and your wife.

Put off the arrogance of thinking it’s beneath you
and put on the humility of doing it as a service to others.

  • Your clients will enjoy working with you.
  • Your kids will model after you and do it too.
  • Your wife will love enjoying your help more.

These are all things influenced by your decision.

Keep chopping Wood!

Your Jowi

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