Show notes
In this episode Steve and Jason discuss:
- Why don’t we like to resolve?
- Facing a demon
- Creating a theme for the year
- Keeping it simple
Key Takeaways:
- Do you have an aversion to creating new year’s resolutions? Ask yourself why and reflect on the reason. Think about something you’d want to do and imagine if failure couldn’t happen.
- Whenever you commit to resolving something, expect that you’re going to face a demon.
- Instead of having plans, goals, or a resolution, try having a theme for the year. Think of one word that you’d like your year’s theme to be. Some good examples are “mindfulness,” “strength,” or “relationships.”
- Don’t make it complicated. What’s simple gets done. Create a broad picture but also keep your eye on what’s the next right step towards achieving your goal.
“If failure weren't even part of the equation, what would you try?” - Steve Scanlon
“Simple just seems to get done.” - Jason Abell
Connect with Steve and Jason:
Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking
Email: [email protected]
Show notes by Podcastologist: Justine Talla
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