Goal Setting

You Gotta See This! (Distraction-Proof Advisor Idea Video #44)

Use this powerful technique to help clients fully commit to their future goals.

The Key to Keep Motivated (Distraction-Proof Advisor Idea Video #20)

How do you stay fired up to ensure you make every day count toward your objectives? Focus on this to keep you going...

Get Real About What You Want To Achieve (Distraction-Proof Advisor Idea Video #19)

Great advisors don’t waste a day. Develop this inexpensive habit or pay a high price for being distracted.

Pick One Thing (Distraction-Proof Advisor Idea Video #17)

Don’t fool yourself by thinking you can effectively change everything at once. Instead, take this approach to succeed sooner.

Is This Holding You Back? (Distraction-Proof Advisor Idea Video #14)

Without a plan, distractions can permanently pull you off track. What's really holding you back from setting a definite plan to get where you want to go in 2017?

Turning Passion into Performance – 2016 Olympic Video Series, Episode 8

Where do you want to be in 4 years? A lot of athletes now want to be at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Make sure this simple mistake that holds back so many athletes from their Olympic aspirations doesn't stop you from realizing your dreams.

Don’t Let Your Past Define Your Future

More than fourteen years of listening to inmates in Marin County Jail hadn’t prepared me for Jacob’s* story. As a jail chaplain I heard how the abuse began when Jacob …

Don’t Change a Thing

What if you skipped making any New Year resolutions this year? You’d be in great company. Some of the world’s highest achievers woke up on January 1st with no New Year resolutions or plans for major changes in their life – and they’ll certainly make history this year as they intentionally do not change a single habit, pursue new ideas, nor chase any new trend. They don’t want to change anything; they’re determined to simply repeat what they were doing last year. Because it’s working for them.

Take It Easy

It’s time to start considering what you want to achieve and improve for the coming year and set your 2016 goals. This time, consider a gentler approach, which can be much more effective than the dramatic changes we often pursue.