What five things I do nearly every day to be successful

My Business Blog Angel Claire Raikes has tagged me and wants me to write about what five things I do nearly every day to be successful.

So here they are:

1. As soon as I get out of bed, I stand on my patio in my pajamas and look out across the sea. It wakes me up. It inspires me. And I can't wait to get the day going.
2. I aim to meet two new people a day, be that in person, on the phone or online. I also aim to connect two people each day. I like networking and I like making connections.
3. I go for an hour walk along the beach at the bottom of my road every day.  Preferably early morning just after I've had breakfast. It frees my mind from everything I have to do and I don't get distracted by my computer. Instead I can daydream and seek out creative solutions to problems.
4. I review my yearly goals every day. It keeps me focussed on the big stuff and stops me obsessing over the small stuff.
5. I finish the day with a glass of quality red wine from a local vinyard. And when it's clear night (okay, so that's pretty much all the time) we sit outside and drink it under the stars. It's a great way to unwind and sets me up for a good night's sleep.

I've now tagged Laura Buonanno, Andrey Golub, of Milanin and Sognatrice of Bleeding Espresso. So find out what five things they do each day to be successful.

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Comments

[sognatrice]

Great meme, and great five things! I'll come back and post the link when mine is up :)

[Jacinda Jay Innes]

Cara Emma

Sounds like the life I am looking for........ the sea, the fresh air, the balcony, the vista, the community, the vino and of course all wrapped up in a great big eclectic parcel called ITALY!................

Fantastico!

[sognatrice]

Here it is!

http://bleedingespresso-sognatrice.blogspot.com/2007/05/secrets-to-my-success.html

[Emma Bird]

Those are a fab five things you do everyday. If only I had a four-legged friend, too. I keep working out ways I can adopt all the strays around here and ways to make my garden magically grow to 10 times the size.

As for Italy, yes, heavenly. Glad I'm back. I missed it when I was in England.