Hey, what's what on guys? Welcome back to the Dreamer's Skyfins podcast for a video show.

Coming to you on a Tuesday here with a fast episode that my man Tommy Baker had posted over on

Instagram or Facebook, one of the two channels I snagged it the other day. So shout out to Tommy for this.

Just a real quick post on 11 ways to ensure you'll have the best week of your year.

And a lot of these are just, in my opinion, productivity hacks, success hacks, if you will,

in terms of getting things done and just having a sense of urgency and appreciating things along the way.

And I think that's the biggest key for people who I see here, who are successful in their career fields, who are successful in fitness and their nutrition, their relationships. They typically have a plan. They don't just mindlessly kind of roam around the days and the weeks and the months hoping to get to a destination. And that's basically the takeaway here. So a lot of this stuff you guys know maybe we'll

say it chopped and sliced in a different way where you're going to own it and do something a little

bit differently as you kick off your week whenever you guys are listening to this so the truth is

about 95% of people will walk into a week with zero clarity of the big rocks, the big priorities are trying to get done,

and they really don't have an idea of what winning the week would look like.

And then there's obviously about the 5% of people who design their week, they have clarity, they're clear, they're super specific,

they're laser focused, they have a plan to ensure they're going to create amazing big massive changes and results and so that's the the preface of the

post is just 11 things that's going to help you have the most badass week of

2019 or if you're listening to this in 2020 then as well so with that 11 ways

to have the best week of your year. Number one, beat the sunrise

every single day. Now, I know there's some of you who might work a little bit differently.

You might work, I don't know, later into the evenings, and that's kind of your process. I think

naturally that's how I'm built as well. It's probably easier for me to stay up until, you know,

midnight one, two in the morning than

is to try to force myself to go to sleep. However, even though it's my natural cadence, I am so

much more productive when I get up before the sun rises, which is every single day at this

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