@ClayTravis Inauguration Day. A lot of conservative people that would ordinarily have rooted for those two teams watched the Inauguration festivities instead.
Planning is important, but too much planning creates paralysis by analysis.
If you're not achieving the results you want, I'd argue it's most likely not because you don't know what you do.
It's probably because you're not taking enough consistent, daily action on those things.
Best tip for becoming a better leader:
Create better habits today in all areas of life.
People won't always listen to you, but they'll always pay attention to what you do.
If you want to be a better leader, at work and home, model the behavior and habits you want emulated.
The sooner you think you’re a big deal, the sooner you’ll hit a plateau.
Basic rules of avoid hitting a plateau:
1. Resist the trap of flattery
2. Resist the trap of only hearing compliments and not constructive criticisms
3. Resist the trap of thinking you’ve made it
4. Resist the trap of arrogance
5. Resist the trap of thinking you know it all
6. Compete up
7. Stay in Constant recreation mode
8. Remind yourself of how bad you once were
9. Be grateful for opportunities that have come your way
10. And last but not least.
Always go above and beyond. The RIGHT people will take notice.
Simple steps anyone can take to be healthier.
1. Sleep 7+ hours a day
2. Drink a minimum of 10 cups of water a day - add a pinch of salt to the first
3. Don’t eat pre-packaged foods
4. Minimize or eliminate alcohol
5. Lift weights 4+ times per week
6. Walk 7,500 steps a day
“The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things.”
– Ronald Reagan
If someone is struggling in their job, there's a good likelihood their inability to perform has nothing to do with their job.
There's probably a challenge in their personal life, and they're struggling to handle it, so it's affecting all areas of their life.
Even their job.