Plan once, execute often.

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Jul 022011
 

The age old saying: if you need something done, give it to a busy person is pretty accurate in my experience.  Why? Because busy people are good at planning their days and fitting everything in.

For years now we have had a regular meeting rhythm at The Physio Co.  Our rhythm is based upon The Rockefeller Habits rhythm including daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual meetings.  Our rhythm has worked well for a long time because we no longer have to think about meeting times, agenda’s, booking rooms, etc.  It’s already done!  Every day, we have To The Point.  Every week we have 1:1’s.  Every month we spend 30 minutes looking backwards and then 30 minutes looking forwards.  Simple.

If you’d like to fit more in.  Spend more time scheduling.

http://youtu.be/GRHxHapwirw “I Can Only Imagine” – amazing video of a man carrying his s

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Jun 112011
 

“I Can Only Imagine” – amazing video of a man carrying his son 226km

This 4-minute video shows the story of Dick Hoyt as he completes a full ironman triathlon (3.8km swim, 180km bike, 42.2km run) with his son, Rick, literally in tow.

Rick was diagnosed with cerebral palsy soon after birth and suffers from severe spastic quadriplegia. His incredible father swims with Rick in a boat then rides with Rick on the front of his bike before pushing Rick in a special chair for a full marathon.  

As I train for my first ironman triathlon I cannot imagine the physical and emotional strength needed to do what Team Hoyt do time and time again. Inspiring.

Like Dick Hoyt, could you push yourself harder to play a bigger game?  Of course you could!  I’m doing it, so can you.