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21 Days Mindset Change Challenge - Day 3








Sunday                   15th July 2018

#MindsetChangeChallengeDay3

Hello Participants

It's morning and time to commence the day's activity with respect to the Challenge - the 21 Days Mindset Change Challenge With Dr. Jerry - the First

Let me congratulate you on coming this far in the Challenge - most people don't last beyond the first two days but you are in the third day already and still heading up.

Today's task is simple -
Meditate for 2 - 5 minutes (really meditate - blank out your thoughts, block your ears and close your eyes, concentrate on what you want to achieve from this challenge)
Read out loud your pre-written challenge affirmation (5 - 10 times)
write out your goal for today - be specific and ensure that it will take you a step further in the direction of achieving your challenge objective

Do, these and I'll see you later in the day

Ciao

Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JP

Challenge Director

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  1. UnknownJuly 14, 2018 at 10:21 PM

    Good morning

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    1. Success With Dr. Jerry - the FirstJuly 15, 2018 at 9:44 PM

      Uzo
      Good morning
      A greeting is welcome however a comment on a Challenge post should showcase the participants experience in the challenge
      share your experience with us on daily basis

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  2. Chukwuebuka Asadu July 15, 2018 at 12:52 AM

    We are on it, though trying to be steady

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    1. Success With Dr. Jerry - the FirstJuly 15, 2018 at 9:45 PM

      Ebuka
      when you say that you are "trying to be steady"
      Do you mean you are having some issues with the Challenger?
      Share with us what issues you are struggling with!!

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