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3 Step Decision Making Process for Career Success, Part 2
April 24, 2009 by Steve
This is the second of three videos on my 3 step decision making process for career success. It’s the same decision making process I followed when deciding to leave my career as a consultant and get into coaching.
It’s the same process I follow today to remain laser focused when opportunities come my way. Here’s the second video:
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Hey Steve,
Your multi-part courses have been really great. I’m going to be writing a post about your visualization course. But given that my blog addresses business school guys, I think I may have to include this first :).