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Are you Planning your Behavior?
venkataramanan, Member
How many of us are having the opportunity to plan our behaviour, or time for it?
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Plan your Behavior!Francesco Ientile, Member As a life and business coach, all of my clients implicitly or explicitly prioritize their time to make the opportunity for themselves to plan their behaviour.
I would also suggest that all patients in the medical practices pyschotherapy are planning their behaviour either through necessity and/or choice. |
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Planning your Behaviour is ImportantEcwinyu Stephen, Member Yeah, I feel it is valid and practical, as managers and productive people we ought to plan everything. There is a saying: " If you don't know where you are going, then for sure you will end somewhere else." So ifyou don't plan your behaviour, then you will end up in problems with work, relationships, health, education/learning and other day to day experiences that require an appropriate behaviour. |
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Plan your BehaviorOscar Ortega, Member Yes! Plan your behavior, it is a priority! We must free up some time to relax and review our behavior. |
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Behavioural ChoicesJackie Yeoh, Member I believe that we have the possibility to choose our behaviour, planned or unplanned!
Be more natural and spontaneous in our behaviour. Be ourselves! |
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