The 365 Commitment Podcast focuses on helping people make and keep life changing commitments.
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Day 241 - Is Planning Overrated?
In this conversation, Guy Reams reflects on the value of unplanned experiences versus the constraints of meticulous planning. He shares personal anecdotes from his childhood road trips, emphasizing how spontaneity...
I used to think that the best leaders were those who had the higher percentage of good decisions each day. Naturally, 67% quality decision-making should be better than 60%, right? So I would have picked the manager...
In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the concept of risk, emphasizing the necessity of taking real risks to achieve significant rewards. He draws parallels between risk-taking in life and in sports, particularly...
In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the concept of charisma, distinguishing it from physical attractiveness and emphasizing that charisma is a skill that can be developed through practice and empathy. He...
So is it wise to build a product around an audience of one? If that one is you, then yes. If you find something that solves a problem in your life—and you’d be willing to spend money to fix that problem—then you’re...
This idea is unpopular. Many pride themselves on their ability to multitask. It shows up proudly on LinkedIn profiles and resumes. They are task masters with color-coded calendars, three-monitor workstations, and a...
In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the complexities of DIY projects, emphasizing the importance of understanding when to take on tasks ourselves and when to seek professional help. He discusses the concept of...
I’m on to another ancient idiom today: “reading the writing on the wall.” This is one of the many phrases in our language with roots in ancient Biblical texts. In this case, it comes from the story of the prophet...
In this conversation, Guy Reams emphasizes the critical role of context in communication. He discusses how context influences understanding and interpretation, using examples from a debate about the founding fathers...
In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the concept of being 'pennywise and pound foolish,' illustrating how individuals often focus on minor savings while neglecting larger financial opportunities. He shares...
But how often do we disrupt ourselves simply because we’re being impatient? We do everything we’re supposed to, but just before the moment of reward, we’ve already moved on to something else. We do this all the time....
When teaching, training, or mentoring others, there are times when you need to be an agent of change—when some pruning is necessary. This can be a good thing. People often do grow back stronger after being challenged...
