64. Struggling to Get Clarity & Identify Your Priorities? You’re Not Alone!

The ONE Thing

NOVA Media

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2017

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Do you ever feel like you're working hard... but not getting the results that you deserve? So many of us feel isolated by this feeling, but you are NOT alone. We are sharing a conversation we had with one of you, Lizzie Grant, to demonstrate how common this feeling is. We failed Lizzie, but we called her because we always want to learn from our failures. We never intended for this conversation to be a podcast episode, but it was too inspiring and too valuable not to share with all of you. The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode: Get clear on what your priorities really are. Write them down on a sheet of paper. Now ask yourself: What is the minimum amount of time that you need to invest in your top priority to make progress? Don't set the bar too high because, when you start taking action every day, it will become a habit. In this episode you will learn... [9:00] How taking a break can help you get clarity. [11:30] Why so many of us struggle to control our time (not just you!). [18:00] How you can get clarity on what you want and develop a system that helps you do those things in order of priority. AWESOME FREE RESOURCES FOR YOU! The Kick Ass Guide To Accountability Form your first power habit with your 66 Day Challenge Calendar Check out our awesome blog! [FREE Training] How to Start Time Blocking TODAY! Production & Development for The ONE Thing Podcast by Podcast Masters 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.
0:08.0	My name is Jeff Woods. I'm the Vice President here at the one thing team. Do you ever feel like you're working hard,
0:17.2	but you're not getting the results that you deserve? Do you ever feel like you lack clarity on what your goals are?
0:25.0	Or maybe if you are able to get your goals down on a sheet of paper,
0:29.0	they always stay just something that's written down on a sheet of paper.
0:32.0	They never actually get converted into action and results.
0:36.5	You're just not sure how to take action against them.
0:40.7	Do you feel like there's always so much on your plate and you have to clear out all that clutter before you can finally sit down and focus on the thing that's most important?
0:50.0	If this is you, you will love this episode.
0:54.0	The conversation you are going to hear today was never intended to be a podcast episode.
1:00.0	You've heard us share before that we are not just thought leaders, we're practice leaders,
1:06.0	which means if you hear it come out of our mouth, it means we are taking action, implementing
1:10.4	it, which means that we are failing.
1:15.4	One of the ways that we failed recently was we had a woman, her name is Lizzy,
1:17.5	who you're gonna meet today,
1:18.7	who signed up for our living your one thing community.
1:21.9	And we failed her her because ultimately she cancelled and asked for her
1:26.3	money back. Part of us being practice leaders is that when we fail we learn from
1:31.0	our failures.
1:32.9	So in this case, I got on the phone with Lizzy, not to sell her, to learn why we failed
1:38.7	her.
1:39.8	And to make sure that should, in the future, you choose to do business with us, we serve you at a higher level
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