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Chris Ward

@wardywoo43

“Accountability is the glue that ties commitment to the result.”

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Three keys to improvement: 1Do you start quickly? 2Do you learn from your mistakes quickly? 3Do you stay in the game and keep trying?

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“Bad habits don’t show up immediately. That’s why most people ignore them. Standards must be non-negotiable even when no one’s watching.”

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Meadowbank falls silent in memory of Wanderers season ticket holder and former groundsman for Dorking Town, David Morley who passed away last week at the age of 88 🕊️

Meadowbank falls silent in memory of Wanderers season ticket holder and former groundsman for Dorking Town, David Morley who passed away last week at the age of 88 🕊️
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250+ year old club. Still building. 🤎🐓 Grateful to be sponsored this season by India at Stone Estate Agents as I captain Dorking Cricket Club 🏏 Local businesses supporting local sport is how communities win.

250+ year old club.
Still building. 🤎🐓

Grateful to be sponsored this season by India at Stone Estate Agents as I captain <a href="/dcc1771/">Dorking Cricket Club</a> 🏏

Local businesses supporting local sport is how communities win.
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"Trust follows consistency. The business that delivers a quality product every time earns the customer's trust. The person in the relationship who shows up reliably — who keeps promises, who responds with steadiness — earns the trust of the other. The pattern is the proof."

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"Learning more will increase knowledge, but only attempting more will reduce fear. The more you try it, the less you will fear it."

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Observation is a skill. Most people are great at spotting what’s wrong. Why things won’t work. What could go wrong. But you can train your eye differently. Notice: • what went right • small wins • unexpected help • opportunities You become what you observe.

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Time to get back at it again, a few years of steady regular training but needed a challenge to get stuck into.. Daily accountability 💪🏼🚀🔥

Time to get back at it again, a few years of steady regular training but needed a challenge to get stuck into.. 

Daily accountability 💪🏼🚀🔥