Your Best Year Ever, Chapter 14: Visibility is Essential

The Double Win

Michael Hyatt

Productivity, Teamleadership, Mental Health, Business, Leadership, Selfleadership, Personaldevelopment, Intentionality, Influence, Achievement, Selfdevelopment, Self-improvement, Management, Health & Fitness, Education

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🗓️ 7 December 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

This is the 14th chapter from Michael's revised and updated best-selling book, Your Best Year Ever. Over the couple of weeks, we'll be releasing a few chapters a week so that you can be prepared for 2024 to be your Best Year Ever.

If you want to read or listen to the entire book today, then visit www.yourbestyeareverbook.com and pick up a copy. After buying the book, make sure to sign up for your FREE ticket to Your Best Year Ever Live (a $197 value!).

In this chapter, Michael Hyatt discusses the importance of regularly reviewing our goals and breaking them down into actionable steps. He highlights the significance of daily and weekly horizons for maintaining focus and utilizing tools like the Full Focus Planner.

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0:00.0	Well, hey there, it means the world to me that you've made it this far into the book.
0:07.0	Clearly, you've got some exciting things in your future.
0:10.0	I can't wait to cheer you on and having your best year ever.
0:13.2	I bet if you've made it this far, you really do feel like it's added a lot of value to your life.
0:18.2	I mean, you wouldn't be listening this far if it hadn't, but would you be willing to share this with someone you know,
0:24.0	somebody you care about? If so, just take a quick second, hit the share button, and then
0:29.3	send it to someone in your life that you want to have their best year ever.
0:36.0	Chapter 14 Visibility is essential.
0:40.0	It is good to repeat and review what is good twice and thrice over.
0:45.0	Plato.
0:47.0	Planning is bringing the future into the present so you can do something about it now, Alan Laken.
0:52.0	General Jimmy Doolittle is most remembered for about it now, Alan Laken.
0:53.0	General Jimmy Doolittle is most remembered for his daring bombing rate over Tokyo
0:56.9	just four months after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.
1:00.3	But Doolittle's most significant contribution to aviation happened many years earlier.
1:06.2	In 1922, he became the first pilot to fly across the U.S. in less than 24 hours.
1:12.2	He'd planned to fly by the light of the moon, but bad storms kept
1:15.6	him in total darkness for several very dangerous hours. Luckily, he had a turn and bank
1:21.6	indicator installed on his plane.
1:23.0	Although I had been flying almost five years by the seat of my pants
1:26.0	and consider that I had achieved some skill at it,
1:29.0	this particular flight made me a firm believer in proper instrumentation for bad weather
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