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I’ve recently attended Alan Weiss’s Million Dollar Club gathering in beautiful St. Lucia. Surrounded by the gorgeous nature and an amazing group of people: My wife, Alan Weiss, seven other members of the Million Dollar Club and their spouses and partners. We met in the mornings, discussed business, best practices, intellectual properties and ideas to improve our lives and businesses. It was by far the most advanced learning experience I have ever experienced with honest and successful colleagues committed to help me grow. Below are my few takeaways and goals I have committed to. I am sharing this with you, with the hope that it is of help to some and a better way to hold me accountable.
Takeaways:
My Goals:
Chad,
Thank you for opening up and sharing your personal goals. This gives me a little insight into the outcomes and benefits of the Million Dollar Club.
Comments:
1. This list is suprisingly similar to my own list. I also struggle with trying to get a few things done, off my “Highest Priority, Number 1, To Do” list. I will follow your advice to pick just 2 and get them done. Following Alan’s advice, I make the most progress when I physically schedule the task on my calender.
2. When will you schedule time on you calendar to accomplish all of these goals?
3. If you want to be held accountable, I will be right here, reading your blog. Good luck with these tasks.
Wayne
Wayne,
Thank you for your comments. I greatly appreciate it.
1. I find the phenomena of smart entrepreneurs having lists of great ideas to follow yet they become paralyzed, quite common among my colleagues and clients (self included). I am convinced that the key is to: 1. pick out two or three to execute. 2. Schedule on your calendar and hold it sacrosanct 3. Create the discipline to hold yourself accountable.
2. In addition to scheduling certain appointments and activities throughout the day, I now schedule my next day activity the evening before and my next week activity during the weekend.
3. Deal!
Thanks,
Chad