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Do You Dread Saying Yes But Feel Powerless Saying No?

Do You Dread Saying Yes But Feel Powerless Saying No?

August 11, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

The two most powerful words in the English language are yes and no. Unfortunately, they’re also the hardest to master. Like you, I have more opportunities and requests than time and energy. I’m better than ever at discerning the good from the bad, but I still sometimes agree to a project or meeting, instantly realize […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: Decision-Making, Lysa TerKeurst, Saying No, The Best Yes

How to Break Free from Your Day Job and Live Your Passion

August 9, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

You might be familiar with The Shawshank Redemption. Remember the storyline? Andy Dufresne, innocent of any crime, is saddled with a life sentence in Shawshank Prison. The experience nearly kills him and his hope for freedom. I filtered the movie through my own experience. Stuck in my day job, I felt imprisoned from my potential. […]

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: day job to dream job, Kary Oberbrunner, Passion, Shawshank Redemption

The Power of the Minimum Effective Dose

August 8, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

It’s easy for me to overdo things. I know, shocker. What can I say? I like getting things done. But the problem is that when I overdo, I underperform. For people driven to achieve, it’s a common trap. Even if we pare things down to the essentials, we can plow so deep into those that […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: Essentialism, MED, minimum effective dose

What the Success of Bibliotheca Tells Us About the Future of Publishing

July 28, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

I’m not sure if you noticed, but something amazing just happened in the world of publishing. And I think it’s a sign we all could benefit from noticing. When book designer Adam Lewis Greene decided to create a better Bible, he didn’t do it the way most publishers do. He didn’t commission a new translation. […]

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: Adam Lewis Greene, Bibles, Bibliotheca, book publishing, Kickstarter

The Paradigm Shift That Helped Me Defeat Perfectionism Once and for All

July 25, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

Stand Out Umbrella

There’s nothing more useless than unfinished projects. But it’s easy to watch them stack up, isn’t it? So what can we do to wrap them up and ship them out? I’ve been thinking a lot about unfinished projects since watching this video by my friend, Jeff Walker. Don Miller has also talked recently about completing […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: finishing, Perfectionism, permanent beta, Procrastination

How to Make a Big Change Without Blowing Up Your Business

July 21, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

Whenever an organization rolls out a major change, clarity and alignment are essential. Without those two things all the best intentions amount to little more than heartburn and headaches. As a leader responsible for a large company, I have experienced the difficulty of getting clarity and creating alignment with my team. In one instance, we […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Change Management, Communication, National Speakers Association, NSA, organizational change, Public Backlash

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