I recently heard a quote from the opening day of Walt Disney World in 1971 that really inspired me. A reporter said to Roy O. Disney (Walt’s brother) “it’s sad that your brother didn’t live to see this” and Roy replied
Do it Now!
Have you ever wanted to do something but procrastinated so long you could never do it? I’ve done this quite a bit and was reminded of it yesterday while driving. When I was college, there was a Roy Rogers restaurant
Avoiding Conflicting Goals
Do any of your goals conflict with each other? A classic example of this is the work-life balance dilemma where you have the following two goals: Goal 1: Spend more quality time with my spouse and family. Goal 2: Get
Tasks vs. Results
In an earlier post, I mentioned that I write down action items every day to help me achieve my goals. One thing that I recently realized is that when possible, it’s better to list results instead of tasks. I remember
Painless Time Management
Wouldn’t be great if you could get an extra hour or two of productive work done each day? Forget about cutting your sleep back to three hours a night (trust me, it’s not a good thing to try), you can do this
Quick Tip #2 – Remember your Ideas
How many times have you thought of a great idea but were unable to recall the details when you were ready to act on it? Let’s face it, great ideas can come to us at odd times: while we’re driving, in
The power of “Must”
One word can turn an impotent goal into an effective goal. Consider the following “goals”: I’d like to be financially independent. I want a bigger house. I hope I get promoted this year. Just changing a word or two makes