Focus on what you can do
On October 16, 2019, Riley Nelson was five minutes late showing up for work. As a result, his UTA light rail train, running through Salt Lake City, Utah, was five minutes late. At 6:50 am, at the edge of what the train’s head lamp could reveal in the dim pre-dawn light, Nelson saw a car […]
You never know when you might accomplish more than expected
C tasks may seem like the bottom rung of productivity, but they’re a great way to keep your productivity high without overwhelming guilt.
What three stonecutters can teach us about connecting present and future
Peter Drucker’s three stonecutters were focused on today’s actions, being their best self, and their vision for the future. We need all three perspectives, but only one will keep you in the game.
Not all actions have the same impact on your results
Any action can keep you busy. Only a select few will actively move you towards the life you dream of.
Spread your effort—and your wins—throughout the year
We know we should be setting goals—SMARTER goals, not just resolutions. They’re a staple of personal and professional growth for a reason. Through setting and achieving goals, we can make steady progress towards cultivating the life we want to live. But how many goals should you be working on at once? That’s an interesting question. […]
Honest reflection precedes high performance
Weekly planning is part review, part preview. Here are the four questions that tie the two together.
The 10,000 Hour Rule takes more than 10,000 hours
It takes longer than 10,000 hours to master something. How much longer is up to you.
Level up and see the success you’re working toward sooner
We get better through experience. It’s not enough to just let time pass you by.
Small decisions add up over time
Living within your means is the only way to build wealth. Plus, you’ll be happier as you make that journey.
You’ll achieve more when you set your sights high
The person we become is one of the biggest ends we ever have in mind. The higher you can set your vision, the higher you’re going to climb.
