Jim Rohn said "We overestimate what we can do in 1 year and underestimate what we can do in 10 years". Chatting with @Paul Sirvinskas this morning it was helpful that Paul explained to me that he is on a 10 year plan. What changes when we look at our projects/goals with a ten year plan?

Consistency Over Intensity Success in long-term goals is more often the result of small, daily actions than it is of sudden bursts of extraordinary effort. Helping your kids or students value the "boring" middle part of a project is essential for developing a disciplined character. How do you help your children or students stay committed to a goal once the initial excitement has worn off?

Could perseverance be a double edged sword? If we are persevering in objectives that we are not fully committed to (other people's objectives) is this healthy? Therefore, does that mean we need to be extremely clear on what OUR purpose/objective in life is? Therefore, does that mean we really need to sit down and ask ourselves some hard questions about what our purpose/objective is, rather than just go where our feeling/desire in the moment tells us to go? What does Perseverance mean to you?

Money is important, no doubt, and we shouldn't be ashamed of having or needing money. The difference with time is that once we spend it, it is gone, and we can't get it back. So, reflecting on your day, how did you do with investing your time wisely? Don't worry, I will start first:). No judgement here:)

The word NO is a difficult one to say, especially if we are people pleasers. However, it is also extremely liberating. Warren Buffet said he said no to almost everything. Why do you think that is and what were the benefits?