Michael

Thanks so much for your thoughtful feedback.

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From: pele@stagen.simplelists.com [mailto:pele@stagen.simplelists.com] On Behalf Of Michael Monroe
Sent: November-11-18 7:51 PM
To: pele@stagen.simplelists.com
Subject: RE: Walk the Talk- Realization

Jim

I completely relate.  I consider myself to be fairly intentional, but the walk the talk practice has highlighted for me several different areas where I have not only failed to be as intentional as I want to be, but I actually had been excusing my lack of intentionality with all kinds of excuses.  In fact, as I continue to examine my behavior relative to my values more carefully on a consistent basis, I am finding opportunities to improve in relation to almost every one of my core values.  It's both humbling and encouraging at the same time, and a great opportunity for growth.

Thanks for offering your experience.

Michael
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From: pele@stagen.simplelists.com [pele@stagen.simplelists.com] on behalf of Jim Flegg [J.Flegg@lwbray.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2018 11:15 AM
To: pele@stagen.simplelists.com
Subject: [EXT] Walk the Talk- Realization

When I was reflecting on my week and what I would include on my walk the talk log, my first reaction for the last couple of weeks, has been that I am doing everything I consider as a value to me. However, when I really challenge myself and thinking,  I know I am not where I want to be in certain areas,  and I know I need improvement.

Upon reflection of my 30 or so values, I am seeing areas (this week one in particular), that I had not committed myself to recently.

With that said, I am really appreciating this exercise, it is moving me in the direction I want to be heading.

Is anyone else experiencing this change?

Jim Flegg