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Great call Today
The link below is to the Identity Spreadsheet that I mentioned on the call. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12xWmv9BsIppYUYoSSGNt6zVSczRviERjDFaPsdcPXFE/edit?usp=sharing Page 1 is the Truth Prompt Page 2-4: Frame, Floor, and Focus. Add your goals and measure backward. You can share with the group or keep it to yourself to measure your progress.
Great call Today
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Thanks for the tool and the wonderful call today. I appreciate this group so much.
Bring your big boy and girl pants to tomorrow's call
If we are raising the floor, it's required. Be prepared to answer the tough questions. We are already near the end of January. Are you on track to hit the 2026 Goals? Have you finalized 2026 Goals? If not, why? Where are you different from January of 2025 - be specific and clear. I will announce the February theme since we only have one week remaining in January. Be bold. Some of you are exactly where you were this time last year. Ask yourself why? Success waits for no one! God wants you working in your purpose. Sorry, NOT Sorry. I'm dropping the hammer.
Bring your big boy and girl pants to tomorrow's call
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@Dawn Apuan agreed!
Went for No
I was just on a podcast, the host is a dad of three young kids, I told him about our go for no challenge, and asked him on the recording if he would join my community on Skool! I caught him off guard, and he gave a 95-97% yes.
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And what it takes IN ME to double back and get that last 3% is worth a lot. It’s that killer instinct.
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@Michael Clegg good point. And he technically did say yes, but the 95-97% is my estimation of his seriousness.
Journal Prompts: January "Go for No"
- What’s one thing I did this month that scared me, and proved I’m different now? - How would my old self have avoided that moment? - What’s now normal that used to feel impossible? - What does that say about my trajectory? - How has my definition of success evolved this month? - What’s one metric I’ve stopped caring about?
Journal Prompts: January "Go for No"
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- What’s one thing I did this month that scared me, and proved I’m different now? I took swift action and I cut my timeline into a single digit fraction of what it would’ve typically been and I took action that was not perfect, but it was good enough to maintain momentum. - How would my old self have avoided that moment? I would’ve been dragging my feet by convincing myself that I needed to display and exhibit nothing other than pure excellence. - What’s now normal that used to feel impossible? Doing important things with speed and having an understanding that if I don’t do things right that I can fix it. - What does that say about my trajectory? That I will do more and I will impact more and I will deliver more value. - How has my definition of success evolved this month? It’s almost a sport to ask people yes or no questions now or as I used to hide in not making people feel uncomfortable and giving them an out. - What’s one metric I’ve stopped caring about? Looking, Uber buttoned up in professional. I’m now trending toward being real and baring it all.
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thank you, brother
Daily reflection using AI - Free tool for you
Last Friday I mentioned how I am using ChatGPT for my daily reflection. This is such a game changer as it feels like I am directly being coached and held accountable, each day, by Benjamin Hardy himself. Here is how you can do this yourself as well: 1️⃣ It starts with my ChatGPT "Daily Benjamin Hardy Coach" which you can access here: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-682a25b81bd08191a1774a72e6f79f1a-daily-benjamin-hardy-coach 2️⃣Next you upload you plan for the year, or your goals in this GPT. It can also be the obituary that you wrote as part of the 10-week challenge in Q4. Did you do the excercise from Benjamin Hardy and described your future self? Make sure to upload that as well. 3️⃣Now you are ready for your daily reflection. I always start like this "It's Monday, 19:00 time to reflect on today. Help me by asking me reflection questions for today. Make sure I can do this within 10 minutes" 4️⃣ ChatGPT will now provide you with a list of questions. I start by reading all these questions once and take a few minutes to think about these. 5️⃣The next step is clicking on the microphone icon and start answering each question just like you are speaking to a real coach. Once you have answered all the questions ChatGPT will do the reflection for you. 6️⃣The next day you open the same chat again and repeat the whole process. Suggestions: 🔷I gave instructions to be very direct and be brutally honest...but at the same time I told ChatGPT that I am sensitive to compliments as well. So now it gives me the perfect mix. 🔷 Early last week I asked it to include anti-fragile as well
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I haven’t tried it yet, but I want to. If I’m being honest, I’m hesitant to add another “thing” to my day. But perhaps I should kill two things to make way for this one new thing that could give back more than it takes.
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Former exec helping fathers live intentionally, lead with heart, and create legacies that outlast them.

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