Mark Kohler breaks yearly goals into quarterly "rocks" to avoid overcommitting. If a goal feels like a chore instead of exciting, reshape it. Your progress isn't a race against anyone else's.
Setting this year's action items, what needs to happen, making them bite size, quarterly type objectives. We love the book traction and setting quarterly rocks and things like that. I think that plays a part in this setting your action items and also not trying to bite off more than you can chew. And it's okay. It's not a race, it's a journey. And so many times people, our clients, we've dealt with this over and over again on calls with clients is they're looking at their neighbor, their friend, their brother, their sister. I've looked at my own partner, Matt, and I said, man, Matt's doing this. And I start guilty or feel inferior or whatever, don't do it. Everybody has a different situation started at a different point on the journey. Don't consider it a race and make it enjoyable. These action items that you want to do, it shouldn't be laborious. This should be exciting. If it's not exciting, we got to start back over with the goals.
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