Originally published July 2015.
A few months ago I was talking to AoM food man Matt Moore when he brought up his friend Rory Vaden. Rory founded a multi-national coaching and consulting company that helps organizations and individuals improve their sales performance. He’s published two New York Times best selling books on self-discipline and time management, and he’s a sought after speaker. And get this — he’s only 32 years old.
When Matt told me how Rory’s speaking and writing has improved his own personal game, I had to have him on the podcast. In this episode, Rory and I discuss principles from his two books Take the Stairs and Procrastinate on Purpose. If you’re looking to be more self-disciplined and more effective with your time, you don’t want to skip this episode.
Show Highlights
Why waiting until you feel like doing something will result in mediocrity.
How to fall in love with your daily grind
Why asking “How?” instead of “Should?” will make you more effective
What farmers can teach you about success and work
The problem with time management
Why you should also focus on “significance” when prioritizing your actions
Why it’s okay to procrastinate on purpose sometimes
How to get over saying “No”
And much more!
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