I coach every type of person.
The common thread that I see in all the different kinds of people I coach, their success comes down to one simple concept:
DO WHAT YOU SAY YOU’RE GOING TO DO.
The definition of power is to level up your skill sets and mind sets to do what you said you were going to do.
You don’t need more information; just make clear decisions and act on them.
In Straight Line Leadership, I learned the concept that I need to keep things simple by doing what I say I’m going to do.
Do what is required to get the result, despite what thoughts of insecurities you may have (they’re always going to be there).
Train your brain to follow you.
Avoid “magical thinking” which is the belief that things are just going to magically come to you after you think it, without doing any actual work on your end.
Realize that you have to do something in order to get something.
There’s really only one kind of conversation that it all comes down to:
DO THE JOB THAT YOU SAID YOU’RE GOING TO DO.
Study less and BE more. Do the required work.
Don’t just talk and ask questions but never act on them.
Ask yourself:
* What voices am I listening to inside my head?
* Who do I need to be?
* How would I be if I got out of my way and did what I said I would do?
We live in a world of self-interest, but the only way we can get what we want is to help others get what they want.
