I see in the Progress Meeting agenda for the Goal Progress Outlook meeting that the client can be given the Quality of Life™ Enhancer exercise as homework. I am MORE under the impression that this exercise should be done in person and administered by me. Why does it refer to the Quality of Life™ enhancer exercise as homework? Am I missing something?

Article ID: 418
Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019

I agree. I would do the Quality of Life™ enhancer exercise as an interactive exercise facilitated by you. Mark Little creates the agendas for the Progress Meetings. You might ask him what his process and thinking is for this.

Until you are consistently.... like for 20 weeks in a row... having 15 - 20 hours a week of Client Acquisition time on your calendar AND HONORING IT I recommend that you don't even think about the Quality of Life™ enhancer exercise.

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