You’ve probably attempted to change and failed. It could be trying to lose weight, quit smoking, be on time, be better at time management or create systems and innovate your business.
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Topics: habits, Experiences & Beliefs Drive Actions & Results, Atomic Habits, James Clear
One of the reasons Strategic Discipline works well for our customers is the habit for leadership reflection in each Quarterly and Annual planning meeting where we review
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Topics: Mastering the Rockefeller Habits, habits, mastery, Path to Mastery, What did we learn, Atomic Habits, Review & Reflection, What can we Work on?
My first job in radio taught me valuable lessons about character. As an introvert, being a radio salesperson wasn’t easy for me. It was difficult to call on business people who didn’t believe in radio advertising, let alone our small FM radio station, and get rejected repeatedly ten to fifteen times a day! It was hard on my self-esteem.
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Topics: habits, Success Habit, Winning Habit, Character
“People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits and their habits decide their futures.”
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Topics: Discipline, Discipline Plan, Businesss Disciplines, habits, Winning Habit
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Topics: Discipline, habits, Execution, Willpower, The One Thing, Winning Habit
Last Tuesday I visited my lunch buddy AJ at school. A teacher thanked me in the school lobby for what I was doing.
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Topics: Strategic Discipline, habits, Execution, The Coaching Habit
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“People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits and their habits decide their futures.” —F. M. Alexander
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Topics: Strategic Discipline, One Thing, habits, The Power of Habit
“Willpower is like gas in your car... . When you resist something tempting, you use some up. The more you resist, the emptier your tank gets, until you run out of gas.” Kathleen Vohs Prevention magazine, 2009
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Topics: One Thing, priorities, productivity, habits
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Topics: consistently execute, habits, Execution
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