ATG 172: Think Ahead: Decision-Making Habits and Systems with Craig Groeschel

All It Takes Is A Goal

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🗓️ 8 April 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever wondered why success sometimes feels like a game of dodgeball, with distractions flying at you from every direction? Join me in this episode as I interview Craig Groeschel, New York Times bestselling author, and the founder and senior pastor of Life.Church, which created the free YouVersion Bible App.

We're diving deep into the wild world of leadership and uncovering how to navigate the pitfalls of achievement. From battling the boss called pride to building a fortress of accountability, Craig's insights are pure gold. Plus, we'll explore decision-making habits and the importance of thinking ahead. So grab your pen and notebook and join us for this conversation about conquering goals and crushing it in leadership!

Craig's Book List:
Good to Great by Jim Collins
The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki
The Power of Moments by Chip Heath & Dan Heath
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss
Thou Shall Prosper by Rabbi Daniel Lapin
Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara
From Strength to Strength by Arthur C. Brooks

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0:00.0	I've been really surprised at how many people who listen to this podcast have reached out to me about having me speak at their events.
0:06.6	I love that and here's why.
0:09.5	Over the last 13 years I've had the honor to help hundreds of companies like Nissan, Walmart,
0:14.6	Microsoft and Comedy Central at events around the world.
0:18.3	And during that time I've developed three big goals for your event.
0:21.7	Number one, I want to slingshot your audience into the best year they've ever had.
0:26.1	Whether I'm opening, closing, or somewhere in the middle of the event, I want to launch everyone out of that room
0:31.3	with actionable, memorable things that they can apply to their
0:34.6	work and lives immediately.
0:36.7	Number two, my second goal.
0:38.4	I want the sound team engaged in laughing.
0:41.0	The sound team has heard it all. They have and if I can make them laugh and learn along the way, the audience is going to absolutely love the keynote.
0:50.0	And number three, my third goal, I want you to get text messages during the
0:54.7	keynote. My favorite sentence to hear from you after I speak is, John, my phone
0:59.3	was blowing up during your keynote. I'm there to make you look like a rock star, not me. If your boss
1:05.1	text you during my speech and compliments you on how well the event is going, then
1:10.5	I know I've done my job. Whether it's virtual or live, 10,000 people in an arena
1:15.0	or 15 sales team members on WebX or Zoom or
1:19.0	or Microsoft Teams,
1:21.0	I'd love to help you with your next event.
1:24.4	Fill out the quick form at acuff.me slash speaking to check my availability.
1:28.9	That's acuff, acu f f. M E slash speaking. Hey everyone and welcome to the All It Takes A Gold Podcast.
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