
You need to make a decision today.
You know it. And you probably even know your choice.
Yet, it has been put off for some time.
You need to make that decision today.

You need to make a decision today.
You know it. And you probably even know your choice.
Yet, it has been put off for some time.
You need to make that decision today.

Do you have big goals?
Big things that you want to change in your life?
If so, I want to shift your thinking today. Because, often we get caught up in the big changes.
We lose sight of the little things and don’t consider the impact that even small steps can make in our lives.
Today, I want you to change 5 little things in your day.

We all like to think we are special.
Better than others. Doing better work. Excelling beyond our peers.
Yet, by definition, most people are average.
Are you choosing to be average?

Most people tell me that they want to get more done in their day.
They want to be more productive in all areas of their lives.
But, what if you are actually getting too much done?
Is that possible?
Can you actually be too productive?

We all have the same amount in the day.
And despite your best efforts, you cannot get any more.
What are you doing with yours?
Do you waste it on meaningless pursuits? Or do you invest it on your future?
This week I had the chance to chat with Robert Smith about his new book 20,000 Days and Counting.
In it, Robert talks about being grateful for each and every day that we have, and living an intentional life.
You time is a gift, how many days have you had?

Are you waiting for your dreams to come true and change your life?
I am sorry to tell you that dreams don’t come true.
Rather, it is your goals that can forever change your life.
You need to set goals in order turn your dreams into reality.

You are constantly checking social media, the news, and email.
You can’t stop answering your phone when you should be working.
Is the “Fear of Missing Out” keeping you from getting your work done?

Recently, I was running a race and thought it was over.
The finish line was within sight, so I started my final sprint.
As I cornered the last bend in the road, the finish line was not where I believed it to be.
In fact, it was still a good half mile down the road.
Since I had misjudged the end of the race, I had expended all of my energy and could only coast the remaining distance to the finish line.
This analogy holds truth for many things in life.
Don’t misjudge the finish line in your race.

Are you working on something BIG right now? If you are, my guess is that your to-do list is a mess, some part of you is afraid the project will fall apart, and your stress level is through the roof. You are simply overwhelmed.
As a human being, you have an amazing ability to do this to yourself over and over, all because you consistently overlook basic principles of time management that are easy to forget when you’re in the heat of a major project with intense deadlines.
The reality is this—if you’re feeling overwhelmed right now, you are simply being foolish. Being overwhelmed is proof that your perspective has been knocked totally out of whack.
Why?
Because overwhelm is nothing more than a product of becoming too focused on the big picture…when all you really need to worry about is what you must accomplish in the next 15 minutes.