A short YouTube monologue by Dr. Tabatha Barber emphasizing the primacy of health, clarifying personal priorities, and being intentional about scheduling and identity so others remember you as you intend. The speaker urges listeners to carve out how they want their year and life to look and to take control of their schedule and identity.
How do I want people to remember me? Or how do I want people to think about me when I walk into a room? Like, it should be in that order, because if you don't have your health, doesn't matter how much money you have or how much time you have, because all you care about is trying to fix your health. So it really is like, let's prioritize what we care about, and then let's actually create a schedule. And that represents our priorities, our dreams, our desires, and stop letting life, just life, all over us. So that's what I would encourage you to do today, is really carve out what you want the year to look like, what you want to look like. And this is what I think about. How do I want people to remember me? Or how do I want people to think about me when I walk into a room? And then how do I want them to remember me after I leave the room? Well, it's just about intention, being intentional and taking back control of your schedule and your identity, all of that.
