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Is It the Tool or is it You? [Video]

July 26, 2010 By Sunny Lam Leave a Comment

Is it the tool that makes the person or is it the person that makes the tool?  A tool or technique only has power and value when you give it the energy to help you reach your goals.  Essentially you’ve got to activate it.

Can you solve a problem in your life by using the tools or techniques you already have more efficiently?  Are you evaluating them to see if you should keep using them?  How do you use your tools and techniques to succeed?

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Sunny is a project management fanatic, Omnifocus bootstrapper and jack of many trades. Job search, business planning, social media, fencing, nutrition, environment, farming, psychology and intelligence gathering are among some of the skills he has. A renaissance shinobi for hire. If you found this information useful then join the newsletter by clicking here .

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