7 Habits to Unlocking Your Big Dreams

The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

Chase Jarvis

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4.8 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2017

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

December is generally a slow time- a lot of businesses shut down or slow down, people tend to spend time with family and loved ones, and it’s traditionally a time that offers us time and space. I love using this time of year and the traits that it bears to its full advantage to slow down, strategize, and synthesize my intentions. Whether it’s end of the year, beginning of a year, or the cusp of any time in your life, we unwrap the mindset of dreaming big, setting goals, and taking action.

In today’s episode,

Declaring your intention for yourself and where you want to go should be one of your first steps in setting your goals. Verbalizing your intentions is a signal to the universe that you’re ready to take the necessary action.
How to use a playbook to creatively attack your goals and turn your intentions into actions. I have 7 habits that I use to feed my creativity. Use my playbook or start your own.
Making your goals specific and quantifiable and then tracking them is incredibly important if you want to succeed in achieving them. There’s power in specificity; “I want to get my business off the ground” vs “I want to have 4 new clients by March 1st, 2018”.

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0:00.0	Hey there, friends, it's your buddy Chase.
0:05.0	How's it going?
0:06.0	Welcome to another episode of the show, the Chase Drivers, Live show here on Creative
0:10.0	Live.
0:11.0	I am pumped for today's episode.
0:14.0	It's a little bit different.
0:15.0	I'm not interviewing anybody.
0:17.0	It is, I would consider this sort of an end- year-ish or the beginning of 2018, end of 2017,
0:22.9	or beginning of 2018, or any sort of cusp show, where you're leaving one thing going into
0:29.5	another.
0:30.6	It's a show of reflection.
0:32.4	And I've got a couple of things.
0:33.6	No script here.
0:34.8	I've got a couple of bullet points on a whiteboard in front of me, and I got a couple of blog posts that I want to open the show with and provide a little context that I think, I mean, let's just face it. At the end of the year, we as humans got a calendar and we reflect on the previous year. We can't help it. Whether we want to or not, we reflect on the past and we
0:54.6	start to plan for the future. So much of the best things in life happen in the now. And so I like to
1:00.4	try and be as present as possible. And that's why taking specific times to not live in the present,
1:05.9	that is to look backwards and to make a plan for the future, like vis-à-vis right now, are very powerful times.
1:13.7	I think the way to, you know, I guess a way for me to get into the show is to share an email
1:19.4	that I just received.
1:21.1	I think it's an inspirational email.
1:22.4	I thought it was worth sharing.
1:24.0	I tweaked a couple of details to protect the person who sent it, but in general it goes like this.
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