Scott Becker

Today's discussion is a simple one.

It's start every day with a list.

So the concept is that I have many days where I start the day with an intentionality and a list of here's what I want to get done today.

Here's what's on my calendar.

Here's what I need to do.

Here's what's important.

Here's what's not.

There are other days.

And today...

Well, this will come out tomorrow, but today has been a perfect example of one of those other days.

And I feel bad for the people that I work with on those days because they see it up front and personal and close.

But it's one of those days where I didn't start the day with the list.

I got out of the house a little bit later than I expected to.

I was able to get the first thing I had to do, which is something for Becker's Healthcare done and done well early this morning.

But I didn't have clarity about the rest of the day and what I needed to accomplish.

And that leads to a situation where the day becomes an extremely frenzied and hurried day.

I'm trying to interview somebody on one spot for a job as we're trying to build a sales team at Becker Business.

I'm trying to do a number of podcasts for mostly Becker's Healthcare.

I show up to a couple of the podcasts a few minutes late.

My producer is like, what is wrong with you?