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Welcome to Quick Brain, bite-sized brain hacks for busy people who want to learn faster and achieve more. I'm your coach Jim Quick.

Free your mind. Let's imagine if we could access 100% of our brains capacity.

I wasn't high and wasn't wired, just clear. I knew what I needed to do and how to do it. I know Kung Fu.

Welcome back, Quick Brain, to a very special live podcast. Now, in this episode, we're going to talk about six steps to winning the next six months.

This really could be six steps towards winning the next six weeks, if you will, the next six years.

One step in another direction can completely change your destination.

I want to talk about steps you could take that's going to completely change the next six months for you.

The first A, I would say, is assess. You need to assess. Assess the previous six months.

This is what's assess. This is where you're making a judgment. You're doing a little bit of an internal audit about something.

This is where you can't really manage something unless you can measure it. How were the past six months?

You can do this in any area of your life. I'm going to go through these six quick, because this is called a quick brain show.

Do a quick assessment. How were the past six months? You don't have to put it in the comments.

Just in these areas of your relationships, of your physical health, of your mental intelligence, of your finance, your career, and the area that I'm important. Do this a little quick assessment.

Notice where it is. Maybe if you want to rate yourself in those different areas. Just do a little assessment.

The first thing I would say is do it assessment. The second A is I would say and encourage you to accept.

After you assess, which you're doing in audit of where things are, I want you just to accept things, because you can't change it.

It's part of being accepting of yourself as being content that you are work in progress. That's what you are. You are work in progress.

Not necessarily seeking the approval of others, but you're just being yourself. You're not comparing yourself to anybody else other than your best version of yourself.

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