I start every project with a successful end in mind

I start every project with a successful end in mind.

I have a great work ethic, which comes from a positive mindset. I believe I have what it takes to make every project a success.

I approach each new project with a clear purpose and high expectations. I know that I get out exactly what I put in and that thought allows me to contribute a maximum amount of effort.

I make a list of any possible challenges I may encounter and devise a plan for combating them. This helps me move smoothly through each phase of a project.

My critical thinking skills also help me achieve success. I take an impartial view of the project and keep the final product in mind. I start over or make changes if I notice flaws in my formula.

Personal and professional projects get the same amount of attention. Even working out at the gym deserves a structured approach. I set my fitness goals and create a timeframe for achieving them. I believe that I can reach my goals as long as I stick to a structured plan.

Today, I commit to treating every project with the same level of importance. When I take the same approach each time, I can guarantee a successful outcome. My mission is to achieve a positive end result.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. How can I change my approach if I see things going off-track on a project?

2. What are the benefits of being a quick thinker who can make last-minute decisions?

3. When have I been able to effectively handle a situation that turned out differently than expected?