Do the Work - Coaching Success - #550

Barbell Logic

Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Health, Diet, Fitness, Weightlifting, Barbelltraining, Strengthtraining

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🗓️ 10 May 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Do the work. A bad to do list executed aggressively is better than the "perfect" to do list you never finish. Be a doer.

Do the Work: Don't Procrastinate

Don't identify as a coach, spend time creating the "perfect" to do list or checking off easy, non-important to dos.

Do that thing that makes you nervous. Do the work you know is the most important thing to bring you closer to your goal.

For many, it is getting your first paying client.

Go and do, stop planning, preparing, or creating and completing tasks that do not actually bring you closer to your goal.

You likely know the thing you need to do. Do it: today, right now.

Do the Work: Be a Doer - Be a Person of Action

If you are not sure what you need to do, spend some time thinking about it. Set the time aside, and execute.

For Matt, he realized as a gym owner that he needed to write the standard operating procedures for simple tasks such as cleaning the bathroom so that the high standards he had for his gym would continue but, importantly, someone else could execute these tasks. The freed up time would allow Matt to work on his business, not in his business.

You cannot scale if you are drowning in urgent tasks.

Do the important work, eliminate the non-important, non-urgent work, and actually reach your goal.

Do the work. Be a doer. Be a person of action.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Barbell Logic.
0:04.0	The podcast where we talk about what it means to experience strength.
0:08.0	And how you can use simple, hard and effective strategies in training and nutrition to improve your life.
0:14.8	It starts with meeting you where you are right now and finding lasting solutions.
0:19.8	Welcome to the future.
0:42.4	Super excited to talk today about being a person of action.
0:46.0	The Coaching Success series on the Barbologic podcast is brought to you by
0:49.0	turnkey coach, that's turnkey dot coach.
0:51.2	That's our software slash platform for online coaching that we've been using for the past three years.
0:56.0	We now license that out to other online coaches.
0:58.8	You'll hear more about that later on in the episode.
1:01.3	And so I want to jump right in to a big problem I see in the business
1:05.6	industry which is this too many people want to be entrepreneurs will say
1:10.6	they're entrepreneurs we'll have their idea guys they they're dreamers, they're whatever they think they read they listen to
1:16.7	Podcast, they listen to audio books, they do all those things, but they don't actually do anything
1:28.4	In order to be successful in business, we must be people of action. We actually have to do the work. So yes, I love to read, I love to listen to podcast, I love, you know know when I'm riding my bike or when I'm
1:34.4	training when I'm grocery shopping when I'm mowing down at the cabin I'm listening to those
1:39.0	things I'm reading books but at some point you've got to sit down and do the actual work that nobody else wants to do.
1:44.8	And so today is the day to get started and be a person of action.
1:49.6	And so one of the things I want you to think about is winners in business decide they're all in and
1:55.2	they swing for the fences every single time.
1:57.0	And just like in baseball, the best baseball players have batting averages for like 300,
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