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4 Ways to Make Daily Progress on Your Goals

January 24, 2022 by Michael Hyatt

Most people think intensity is the key to accomplishing huge goals, but Jerry Seinfeld would disagree. When this stand-up comic, co-creator of Seinfeld, and actor considers the reason for his success, he credits one word: consistency. Early on in his career, Jerry started writing at least one joke per day. He hung a giant calendar […]

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: accountability, consistency, goals, Habits, Personal Development, progress

The Simplest Way to Generate a Major Breakthrough

September 16, 2019 by Michael Hyatt

James Clear, author of Atomic Habits,  recently tweeted, “Most people need consistency more than they need intensity.” In my experience, especially as a business coach, that’s true. Last year, for example, one of my clients experienced a significant revenue shortfall. It had a dramatic, negative impact on his cash flow and almost destroyed his business. […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: breakthrough, Frustration, progress

The Omega and the Alpha

Why you need to know about Creative Destruction

July 17, 2018 by Tim Cavanaugh

Erin Winick helped speed the progress of technology in America, and now she has mixed feelings about it. As an intern at a Southern California company, Winick worked with a 30-year professional maker of complicated molds to implement a 3-D printing process. The long-time employee offered great insights into the costs and dimensions of making […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: change, Leadership, luddite, progress, Technology

Are Your Beliefs Keeping You Stuck?

April 28, 2014 by Michael Hyatt

My Dog Nelson

Several years ago, we had an English Setter named Nelson. He was gentle and patient. He let our grandchildren pull his tail and climb all over him. He only had one real fault. Whenever the door would open, he would bolt like a convict, drunk with his new-found freedom. It would often take twenty or […]

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: beliefs, growth, motivation, progress, Reality, self-image