Adult Report Cards- Are You PASSING Or FAILING At Life Right Now?

<p>When was the last time you did a full revision of yourself? </p><p>Adult life can be a lot of work if we don’t find a way to focus on what we want to achieve in the short and long term. That’s why we took some inspiration from various check-up systems to help you be more aware of your process and to determine if you’re going in the direction you need to be going right now. </p><p>In this episode, we discuss creating your adult report card, grading your performance in life using very specific categories, in which we include:</p><ul><li>Communication skills</li><li>Creativity</li><li>Decision making</li><li>Leadership</li><li>Self-confidence</li></ul><p>We want to give you that push that encourages you to pursue the action and gets you out of the rout. The best way to do this is by getting yourself accountability for every area of your life you need improvement a start evaluating each one of them.</p><p>Tune in to start the exploration process, and if you need some help by getting all the categories in order, don’t forget to go to <a href="thepushpodcast.com">thepushpodcast.com</a>, where you can download the list and take it with you anytime, anywhere you go. </p><p><strong>Key points discussed:</strong></p><ul><li>Get out of your rut and start participating in the pusher society (01:18)</li><li>What in the world: dealing with the lack of social courtesy (08:47)</li><li>Where did the concept of adult report cards come from (17:43)</li><li>Looking for accountability as an adult (22:39)</li><li>Communication skills and relationship management (29:02)</li><li>Creativity and finding a workaround (30:58)</li><li>Decision making (33:09)</li><li>Initiative, drive, and motivation (35:58)</li><li>Leadership qualities (37:47)</li><li>Self-belief, self-confidence, self-efficacy (39:56)</li><li>Productivity planning and time management (43:39)</li><li>Personal achievement and goal attainment (45:12)</li><li>Dedication and focus (47:39)</li><li>Social maturity (49:21)</li></ul><p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p><u