Hey everybody and welcome back to the One Thing Podcast. I'm Chris Dixon. Here at the One Thing,

we're on a mission to transform how people view, set, and achieve their goals. And here on the One

Thing Podcast, we talk to purpose-driven people that can prioritize the things that matter most

and live a life of productivity towards the goals they have set for themselves. So they can achieve

extraordinary results. If you're interested in living the One Thing in your life,

and learning how you can leverage purpose, priority, and productivity to achieve extraordinary

results for yourself or for your organization, visit theonething.com to learn more.

April of 2023 is a special month for us here at The One Thing because it marks the 10-year

anniversary of the release of the One Thing book. And we're going to be doing a few special things

here on the One Thing Podcast to celebrate the 10-year book anniversary. And this week's episode

is particularly special because we have the author, Gary Keller, and the co-author J-Papazan

on to talk about what their experience has been like over the last 10 years since they wrote the book.

They have some really great conversations reflecting on how priorities change. The perception of what

living the One Thing is versus the reality of what they meant when they wrote the book.

The importance of asking big questions like, who am I and what do I want and who am I willing to

become in order to achieve this thing that I want someday in the future? How to implement a

domino effect in your life by asking big questions and then going small in the actions that you take

day after day? I especially enjoyed their conversation about the pursuit of mastery and what it

means to focus on One Thing at a time over time to create extraordinary success in your life. So

enjoy this conversation with the author Gary Keller and co-author J-Papazan as they talk about

their experience since writing the book 10 years ago.

All right Gary, this is kind of exciting. You look up, it's flown by, but it's actually been

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