What is your Win Condition for the Day?
You can win the day without completing every task
Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you have to complete every task to have a productive day. Productivity isn’t all-or-nothing.
You can win the day without completing every task
Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you have to complete every task to have a productive day. Productivity isn’t all-or-nothing.
The mind makes it real
You’ve already decided how you’re going to respond in most situations. Those decisions shape your actions, which in turn shape your reality.
Start each week from a blueprint of how you want to work
There’s no need to create your weekly schedule from scratch. Once you figure out how you work best, use that as the starting point for each week.
The fire inside burns hottest
We can be spurred to action by external forces, but we perform best (and enjoy it most) when we want to do it.
Your ability to achieve results is worth more than anything you do today
Short-term gains have to be balanced with our long-term capacity for gains.
They’re a means, not usually the end
Most goals don’t have the impact they should because we’re using them wrong.
What if your plan for today takes several days to finish?
It frequently takes me several days to work through a daily plan. Is that really such a bad thing?
You’re Limiting Your Results if You Go It Alone
When we work together, our limits start to become a background consideration.
Pick the reality you want to experience
Somewhere, there’s a version of you that’s made all the right decisions. Why not make those decisions here?
Play to your strengths, but develop new strengths, too
Become strong where you’re weak so you don’t become weak where you’re strong.