Rarely a day goes by without someone sharing a brilliant idea from top marketing guru and author, Seth Godin. He’s an opinion leader of great influence and someone who’s best ideas I would love to discuss with you.
In your opinion, what are Seth Godin’s best ideas? How have these ideas helped you succeed?
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This is Part 2 of my annual on-line review where I’m using a simple but effective framework to take stock of what worked and what didn’t, before writing my 2010 goals. As you may have seen from 
Before writing my goals for the next year, I make it a habit to review the current year. This helps me to take stock of what worked and what didn’t. It also provides useful points of comparison over several years that reveal longer-term progress, or lack of. Here’s a simple but effective framework to help your annual review. 
Your highest and most satisfying level of performance happens when who you are – your identity – aligns with what you do – your actions. This authenticity in action, or congruence of your internal calling and gifts with your external behaviour and works, is unique and powerful. It’s what separates you from the pack, now and for the long-term. 
Boom or bust, it’s always a good time to sharpen up your key skills in preparation for opportunities that can and will present themselves. Even if you are on top of your game and things have never been better, you will benefit handsomely from taking your key skills to the next level – especially the three covered in this article. 
