Coming up, the number one takeaway from my favorite personal development book and then, it's not a job market looking like right now in

2024 what's it gonna do we'll break it down let's go.

Helping you win in your work life so that you're winning in other areas of your life.

I want to help you grow.

Do become. This is the Ken Coleman show I'm kid. Okay, so the team brought me this idea and

It's very very hard for me to pick a favorite

But this is one of my favorites. So you know you got all the titling stuff. I'm not going to say this is my favorite

But it's one of my favorites and I didn't bring it into the studio with me because I'm a bonehead. It's sitting on my desk right now, but it doesn't matter. We can put up the, but the book is, thinking for a change by John Maxwell. Now, I had the extreme privilege of working with John Maxwell for years and get to get to be close to them and he's still a friend today.

So the book is thinking for a change.

Thinking for a change, thinking for a change.

And I love this book because it is very, very practical

and it addresses what I think is a massive problem in our world and that's this people are

aimless reactive thinkers. In other words just like that's kind of the soundtrack in their brain they're

aimless and reactive our default setting is to act to live and to make decisions based on confused and doubtful thoughts.

Have you ever made a single good decision from a place of confusion or doubt?

And yet when we get into confusion and doubt we all

know wait a second this is not a good state of mind for me to be in to make a

decision but what do we do we still react? Oh, instead of sitting with it.

Or even if we have to make a decision and I know some of you go, well what about those times that We have to make the decision and we're feeling those emotions.

Again, knowing how to think, knowing how to process your feelings is going to allow you to make better decisions. So if we want to

effectively solve problems or make good plans for the future, we need clarity.

I've said this before, I'll say it again, I'll say it over and over and over again clarity

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