Discipline has nothing to do with reaching your goals. I'll explain why I'm so passionate

about that and then Gen Z is officially going to

outnumber the boomers in the workplace next year. What does that mean? Then

we'll talk working with friends. Helping you win in your work life. This is the Ken Coleman show I'm Ken.

Okay it is that time of year where we start thinking about what I'm going to do this

year we're gonna grow all hello, what are you going to do? What are my goals? What are my resolutions, right? And so I want to take a different approach on this and I'm going to use the support of a professional friend who I've had the

opportunity to work with James Clear, the author of the runaway bestseller and it stays on the

best selling list, atomic habits. But I want, before we get into this, to let

you off the hook. I'm going to let myself off the hook to stop shaming, blaming myself for not being

disciplined enough to reach the goals that I've previously set and I'm not quite

there. And we're going to start with the fact that I don't have the discipline problem that I think I do and you don't have the discipline problem that you think you do.

It's something deeper. Now let me explain an area where I have some

discipline but not great discipline.

This is painful guys.

Guys in the booth are going to make fun.

We got a lot of young guys in there.

They're in shape.

They're in the prime of their life.

This area for me is working out. I played a lot of sports in school. I was an

athlete at a time. I'm still pretty decent athlete pickleball. By the way I should point out

Alex that I'm 49 I'm not ashamed of my age but I have recently got into pickleball I was playing pickleball

this last Sunday.

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