We Can Only Have One Priority

“The word priority came into the English language in the 1400s. It was singular. It meant the very first or prior thing. It stayed singular for the next five hundred years.

Only in the 1900s did we pluralize the term and start talking about priorities. Illogically, we reasoned that by changing the word we could bend reality. Somehow we would now be able to have multiple “first” things." - Greg McKeown

Posted in goals; Tagged goals, reflection; Posted 4 years ago

Is the juice worth the squeeze?

The analogy means, will it be worth it in the end?

Posted in strategy, goals; Tagged options, decisions, goals, success, failure, go for it; Posted 8 years ago

5 Keys to an Effective Team

Google’s 5 Keys to an Effective Team

Posted in people, leadership; Tagged team, leadership. design, leader, sales, marketing, goals, success; Posted 8 years ago

Being Intentional

Passion is great, but passion with clear intention is formidable!

Tagged accountability, direction, goals, success, business, growth; Posted 9 years ago

Self Awareness is crucial to success

Self awareness or introspection - the ability to know our unique talents, strengths and passions

Tagged leadership, self, development, performance, high performance, skills, talent, goals, ambition, success; Posted 10 years ago

Goal Setting - Focus on What You Want

Ever wondered how the mountain biker or the motorcyclist manages to collide with the one pothole, tree or fence post along the way?

Tagged strategy, accountability, goal, goals, goal-setting, focus, ambition, drive, planning; Posted 10 years ago

One Week Boot Camp for Your Goals

When it comes to fitness, the rise in popularity of boot camps is due to two factors – a short, intense commitment that gets results, and an increased level of accountability. Let's apply this to your goals - it only takes one week.

Tagged goals, success, achievement, outcomes, results, make it happen, focus, accountability, one week, boot camp; Posted 11 years ago