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  • Post category:Confidence / Employment / Positive change / Self-esteem
  • Post published:January 19, 2012

If you need motivation to improve your work in a job, speak to your actual customers and ask them what you have done that has really helped them or changed their life. Their gratitude and feedback will help you understand what a great effect you have.

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Tags: confidence, employment, jobs, positive thinking, self-esteem

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