Dan Martell

Think about like Steve Jobs with Johnny Ives.

He used to come into the design studio, talk to Johnny about the vision he had for a product.

Then Johnny would sit down with his team and take all that time to build prototypes

and get it to a place where there's a real product.

And then the last 10% is actually integration.

And that's where you can come back at the end and you go, okay, let's make these little tweaks here.

And then I'm going to be involved in making sure that it reaches the market the way I feel like it.

So that could be doing the press tour.

If you're an author, that could be doing the podcast tour.

That could be Steve Jobs on stage at the event announcing a new product.

And finally, number four, standardize your meetings.

I can't tell you how valuable this is.

If that you create rhythms in your life from work to personal that allows you to stay on track.

So everything is moving towards achieving the life you want to live.

I do this for every meeting.

I don't go to a meeting unless it has an agenda.

My reoccurring meetings are few, but very powerful.

I'm very clear about what my expectations are.

And I even do it for my personal life.

Today, actually, we have our family meeting where we sit down and we have a structure to that meeting that's written out the agenda and we go over every aspect of our life every week.