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Robert01Casual Contributor
Hi, it seems easy to let a day get on top of you, and to lose a day. I've often thought drawing on peers to help us turn a day around would be good. Does anybody here engage in such peer-to-peer touching-base or calls on a daily or at least frequent basis? Do you think it would help?
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Robert01Casual Contributor
Nope, not selling anything. And at this time of night, I'd be a tad ambitious to.
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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Robert01Casual Contributor
Some kind of check-ins, progress checks, 'How'd you go ith what you said you were going to do' kind of thing. I figured it would exist in forums somewhere. But it may not.
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Robert01Casual Contributor
Thanks Utopia, I'll take a look 🙂
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CheerBearSenior Contributor
Hi @Robert01
This thread here might be of interest to you. I have found it a great place of support before as I have seen others do also 🙂
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Robert01Casual Contributor
Thanks CheerBear 🙂
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CheerBearSenior Contributor
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TeejSenior Contributor
Hi @CheerBear, @Robert01
I just started that thread again as it was lost, you had to know it was there to use it. The timing is uncanny for me as I was sitting here trying to engage my brain when I read this thread.
welcome @Robert01 I hope you find the forums helpful. 😊
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