Executive Skill Journey
5.0 · 1 review
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There's a version of smart that keeps you on the sidelines.
It's not that you can't do the work.
Yet you have to keep convincing yourself that you're the kind of person who should.
I felt that for years.
Still do, some mornings.
Smart enough to see what's possible.
Not quite sure I'm the one it's for.
ESJ is what I built because I need it.
Weekly thoughtful reads to engage the world more clearly.
Tools like quarterly planning to take control of my progress.
Daily deep work sessions to create.
What's come together is a small group turning thought into action.
We don't pump you up.
We give you the structure.
Show up, plan, execute - and the math starts changing.
Find out you were always the kind of person who could.
Come as you are; stay as you like.
5.0 · 1 review
One of my favorite things about this community is having access to the Deep Work Sessions. There's a daily opportunity (Monday-Friday) to sit down, set intentions, and work towards those intentions. The time and accountability have been paramount in my chipping away at my goals.
The quarterly planning and reviews have also helped me stay on track towards what's important in life!
Also! I really appreciate Wesley's thoughtful approach to everything that he does!!!!
5d ago · Still a paying member after 11 months
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Executive skill = show up, plan, execute. Agency for every life situation. Not one & done, but a journey to a life of leadership and purpose.