Mark Evans DM argues execution plans beat daily goal-writing. He runs a company generating millions of dollars on two hours weekly, and reviews his execution plan instead of rewriting goals. The difference is concrete actions over wishful thinking.
No — the speaker says, "I don't write down my goals daily."
About two hours per week ("I spend two hours on the company per week").
He says he has "a company that generates millions of dollars for me."
I don't write down my goals daily. I know what I need to do. I look at my execution plan, not my goal plan. I know gotta happen. I know I gotta have teams being built. I know I gotta be spending money on marketing. I know where we're going in the company. Where are you going? I know where I'm going. I know where the companies are going. Not to say there's not hiccups and all that stuff, because it's called life. There is, but I just challenge you to ask yourself, where are you at? Where do you want to go? How does it look for you? You want to work 40 hours a day or do you want to work 4 hours a day? Or do you not want to work at all? I have a company that generates millions of dollars for me. Spend zero hours in the company. I spend two hours on the company per week. And I didn't have to do that. I do that because I actually like talking to the team that run it.
