Dan Martell

That process of having those 12 goals is the first step because that'll give you your North Star.

Where most people miss the opportunity is I then set up a habit to review that list three times a day.

Think about it.

Most people write a business plan or a life plan and then after the first few weeks, they put it in a drawer and they never revisit it.

Because I sit down and I have triggers set up in my life, when I sit in my car, when I'm at my office, when I read in the morning,

where I pull up my phone and it's in a note file and it's literally pinned at the top of my phone and I just review.

And that allows me to ask myself, how aligned is my calendar?

What do I got going on today?

When's the last time I did anything on that?

It reminds me of a quote by Stephen Covey, which he says, the main thing is to keep the main thing, the main thing.

Essentially, if these are your goals, look at them and make sure your calendar reflects your goal.

If you do that, you will be a freaking weapon.

Then we have to choose our top three daily wins.

Essentially, we have to ask ourselves, what are the projects that we move forward that if we win around, we'll get these things done?

You know, a lot of these are projects, but I actually need to break it down into something tactical and tangible.

So it has to be aligned with your goals.

That's why there are three daily wins.

If all I do is get those three things done for the day, I consider the day absolutely a winning day.

And my mission every morning is to create what I call a winning streak.

Start with a focus, get those things done, and everything else would backfill.