Ed Mylett

I believe that that's true.

12th habit.

Isn't this good?

Have deadlines in your life.

Start to set deadlines for when things are going to happen.

If you don't put a deadline on it and a timeframe on it, it's not going to happen or it'll eventually happen, but it should have happened sooner so you'd be on to the next thing.

Great leaders, great people, hyperproductive, happy people have deadlines.

I mean, even as simple as if you're dating somebody, you know, there should be a deadline of when you're committed or when you're going to get married or when it's going to be exclusive in business.

When's the goal?

When's the number going to hit?

When's the account going to come in?

Savings, your physical changes.

When are you going to hit that body fat percentage?

Like deadlines.

The more you have deadlines, you're moving towards something.

You have something to look forward to.

You have an accountability, right?

I have so many friends in my life that don't have deadlines.

Think about this.

I have friends that don't have deadlines, that don't have clean bedrooms, that don't make their bed, that aren't reading, that don't touch their dreams, that don't hydrate, that don't take a daily walk, that don't have a to-do list every day.