Coming up, I'll reveal the number one habit of highly productive people and then jaded

Americans are skipping college all together. They're looking at it and they're going,

hey, this isn't for me and I'll explain why next. Let's go. Helping you win in your

work life so that you win in the rest of your life. I'm Ken. This is the Ken Coleman

show. All right, let's talk about the number one habit of highly productive people. Now, I

will fully admit here right out of the gate that I am not the most organized person in the world,

but I am highly productive. So some of you might be thinking, well, I'm just a disaster with

details and I just, I don't need a little exercise here in how to be productive throughout my day.

And I'm not your guy, but it is a myth that you have to be super organized to be productive,

but you can be disciplined. So the problem we're going to take on today is that those of you

who aren't highly productive, I'm telling you there's a reason why and it's because you're

reactive instead of proactive. So while I'm not the most organized guy in the world, I am highly

prioritized. So how did you get here where you feel like I'm not as productive as I could and

should be? Well, there's a phenomenon known in psychology circles as emotional contagion. Now,

that sounds scary, doesn't it? But think about it. You ever been in a crowd of people and somebody

starts to freak out and panic takes over and you hear somebody scream and horror. I mean,

the time I think of is multiple times I've been on the beach with my family a couple of times,

some of the kids were in the water and I'm paying attention anyway, but you see some people freak out

and ever forget we're on the beach one time in a big old brown blob was moving slowly through

the water and I mean people started freaking out, man. Yeah, I remember is down to the left and I

saw it. You could hear the the the screams and then the you could just feel it. And so your

immediate reaction is, oh, what is it? And you look at the water and I remember seeing the brown

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