Hey everybody, Dean Grazioci,

welcome to the Weekly Wisdom.

It's an honor and I'm pleasure to have you back.

This week, I want to talk about time,

again in a totally different way

than I probably have done it in the past,

because I get hit up so many times

through emails and posts on Facebook and Dean GrazioC.com on hey Dean I'd love to do more of what you

talk about I'd love to get in better shape I'd love to do more of what you talk about. I'd love to get in better shape. I'd love to make more money. I'd love to switch my career. I'd love to be a better husband, a better wife, a better father, better mother.

But man, there's just not enough time in my life.

And what I've seen in so many cases is people are using their time for the wrong things.

That's obvious, right?

You got that figured out.

But there was something I wanted to add, something I really thought about some advice I gave recently on a live interview I did for a radio station is what happens in most cases is we don't know where we want to go. You know I'm big on where are you where you want to go

how you're going to get there right? We're not crystallized on what our vision is for our future.

So let's go over a quick exercise on the board right now and then I got a cool little thing at the end I want to share with you. So first, this is, what is your ideal outcome for your life?

For a year from now, for five years from now, for 20 years from now.

Tony Robbins has a great saying.

People overestimate what they could do in a year

and underestimate what they could do in 10 or 20.

So what is your vision for yourself? What is your ideal outcome? Nothing, not time, not your direction, the way your feet move, nothing works unless you know where you're going. So many people in life are in a Mercedes

or in a Maserati or a Ferrari going fast, but they're not sure where they want to go. They know what they don't want.

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