Identify Your Cardinals

A journey to repositioning started on 4th January, 2017. Being positive is the first approach to repositioning, and can be read here

Having had the mind fixed and positivity activated, the ground is set for precision and accuracy, hence the need for cardinals.

The questions:
What are these cardinals?
How are they identified?
What role have they to play in repositioning?

These cardinals, like the geographical cardinals, aids direction and navigation. They are poles upon which anybody can be founded. They can best be identified by YOU! These cardinals include academics, entrepreneurship, leadership, finance, career, and a long list of others.

Your cardinals are the aspects of life that concerns you. If you are done with all relevant educational processes, then academics may be of no concern to you, just as entrepreneurship is not a concern to one who has no drive for it.

Why are they called cardinals? Because they can give a plot for activity assessment. Identifying your own cardinals is first before the plot.

Take time to examine yourself, since you know yourself better, then find your cardinals. Don't be ambiguous in listing them out. Four to eight cardinals are fine for starters. So, identify those four to eight aspects of life that really concerns you and you'll like to improve this year. As you identify these cardinals, put them in writing and brace up for the next move.

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