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The Magical Practice

The Journey to Creating and Maintaining

Elizabeth Prothro
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Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

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Elizabeth provides an excerpt:

When I talk about having the magical practice, I focus mostly on taking care of people. But, creating and having structure is another major part of creating a magical practice. I can honestly say I have seen firsthand how much more a team can accomplish by adding structure. By creating and having a system for every aspect of what you and your team do, you remove the guesswork out of the equation. You and your team will know how to function and respond to any situation as it arises. When I started writing this book, my plan was for the book to be a guide to help others create their systems. But as I started writing, I soon realized I wanted it to be more than just a guide. I wanted this to be more than an example of what can work and what doesn't work. Once you create your systems and you and your team work together using your systems, it creates structure. I hope this is helpful to you and your team.

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