Living Forward

We can’t improve what we don’t assess, so this is a time to review each account and determine where you are. We have a tool for doing this that we will share with you in a moment. But first we want to explain why we chose the term Life Accounts.

Self-leadership always precedes team leadership

The second is that our teams are watching us. They set their levels of trust and engagement based on what they see in our lives. How we leaders live matters.

A plan is worthless unless you review it on a regular basis. Once you have completed your Life Plan, it’s important to establish a pattern of regular review.

Schedule Your Priorities
The goal here is not simply having fewer commitments—though that would be a welcome relief for most of us—but the right commitments. If life is a juggling act, the important skill is knowing which balls are rubber and which are crystal. We suggest two tools: the Ideal Week and Annual Time Block.

At the age of 65 I am trim and fit, able to run the Hood to Coast, surf, and play with my grandkids. I have maximum energy and maintain this until I leave here.

My heart is strong and healthy. My arteries are supple and clear of obstructions. My autoimmune system is in excellent condition; I am disease-, infection-, and allergy-resistant. I have more than enough energy to accomplish the tasks I undertake. This is because I control my mental focus, work out six days a week, choose healthy foods, take supplements as needed, and get adequate rest.

Yes and no are like yin and yang

another solution to the person’s request

Set aside a half day for training