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Here are some questions that Jack Canfield is using in his new 1-day Success Principles Workshop which you may find useful in your retirement detox endeavours:
1. What is a mess or incomplete in your life?
2. How does not completing it affect you? What does it cost you?
3. What is the possible benefit of cleaning it up?
4. Who could you delegate all or part of the clean-up to?
5. When will you ask them?
6. When do you commit to being complete by?
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