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Topics: Acute Myeloid Luekemia, One Thing, Process/Productivity Drivers, productivity
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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
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Topics: One Thing, Top Priority, business coaching
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Topics: One Thing, Top Priority, Annual Plan, priority, quarterly plan
It’s a common theme this time of year. We get out of balance chasing the spirit of Christmas, giving presents.
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Topics: One Thing, Balanced Priorities, Balanced Metrics, Counter balance
“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
A foundational principal we will teach at the Scaling Up Workshop on Wednesday at our November 11th Scaling Up Workshop in Cedar Rapids, IA is One Thing. We recommend that when choosing a priority you choose One Thing for the year or your quarter to choose to focus on. It’s based on the principal that less is more.
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Topics: Decision-Making, One Thing, priority, time management
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Topics: Discipline, One Thing, Discipline Plan, fanatic discipline
In Greg McKeown, Author of Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, recent blog he discussed the definition of priority: When the word priority came into the English language in the 1400s, it was singular. Think for a moment: What did it mean? The answer is the prior or very first thing. What’s interesting is it stayed singular for the next 500 years. It wasn’t until the 1900s that we came up with the pluralized term and started using the word priorities. But what exactly does the word mean? Can there be multiple very first things?
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