224. Don’t Fall Behind, Front Load Your Priorities | A New Way to View Time & Have a Relationship With Your Goals

The ONE Thing

NOVA Media

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2020

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Do you consider yourself to be a goal setter? Most people do, and every new year, people set goals in droves, but they struggle to have a relationship with those goals. And as we go back home and go back to our jobs after the holidays, a lot of us fall into the same old routines. But it’s not your fault — the way the majority of people manage their time is outdated. But there is a new way — a better way — to have a relationship with your goals and manage your time, and that’s what you’re going to learn about in this episode. Get started now with the free Start Using Your 411 training course. And if you’re looking for some more robust training, you will want to try the Get Results With Your 411 foundational course, which will also show you how to introduce the 411 to your team. In this episode, you will learn... -[1:30] Why it’s not your fault that you never learned how to properly set goals -[10:30] Why you don’t need to know what your top priority is before you create your first 411 -[23:15] What a couple’s goal-setting retreat at home looks like -[26:40] Do you prefer to play with a lead or come from behind? -[33:20] What motivates us to use our time in a way that serves our goals -[35:30] How you can create accountability in your life Links & Tools From This Episode -Download a free 411 template -Learn how to Start Using Your 411 -Get Results With Your 411 Foundational Course -Join the Living Your ONE Thing Community -Couples Goal Setting Mastercourse -Download your 66-day calendar Mentioned in this episode: Factor 75 Head to FactorMeals.com/one50 and use code one50 to get 50% off. That’s code one50 at FactorMeals.com/one50 to get 50% off! Factor 75

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0:00.0	This is the one thing podcast where we teach you the surprisingly simple truth behind extraordinary results.
0:09.0	I'm your host Jeff Woods.
0:10.0	I'm your co-host, Kaylin Luss.
0:12.0	Every year, people set goals, but they struggle to have a relationship with them.
0:19.2	At this time of year, you know, we just got through wrapping the year up you were finishing strong you're looking up
0:24.5	imagining what are the things that are important to you for this year what are the
0:28.0	New Year's resolutions that you want to set what are those goals that really matter to you?
0:33.0	And if you are like most people who consider themselves to be
0:36.2	goal setters, then you set your goals.
0:38.4	You put them on a piece of paper.
0:39.9	And now that we've gotten into the new year
0:42.4	and you've started to get back into the rhythm of your actual J-O-B,
0:46.0	if we followed you around with a camera, what we would probably see is you bouncing from your inbox to meeting to meeting and then sprinkling people stopping by and asking you,
0:57.6	hey do you got a minute? And what most people don't realize is that the way the majority of people manage their time Most people
1:03.4	manage their time is outdated.
1:05.9	And it's not in service of them having a relationship with their goals.
1:10.4	There is a new way to manage your time. There is a better way to manage your time.
1:13.0	There is a better way to have a relationship with your goals,
1:16.0	and that's what we're talking about here today.
1:18.0	Jeff, why do you think that is, though?
1:21.0	Well, let me ask you.
1:23.0	You not only went through school as a kid, you were a teacher for a period of time.
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