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How To Live Life To The Fullest…

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Last Thursday and Friday I hiked 52 miles in 37 hours… completing the Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim trip at the Grand Canyon.

I love to live life to the fullest.

I’ve worked for more than 17 years to find ways to save time and work smarter so I can do everything I want to do, and live the life I want to live.

For a moment, consider some of the habits you have created such as:

  • Learning habits
  • Relationship habits
  • Spiritual habits
  • Communication habits
  • Health & Wellness habits

What do you have planned for the next 12 weeks of this year?

Did you see that video I made for you while walking along the Colorado River on Thursday?

Next month we will study one of  the most “in-demand” topics my clients ask me to teach them:

How to start AND keep better habits.

If you’re ready, join us today,

If you want to learn everything I know about building better habits, join Get Momentum for the month of October. The on-line coaching program teaches you the skills AND tools you need to live better, succeed in business, set bigger goals and achieve more.

Click here to join today. You will learn how get things done AND you’ll learn what I have to teach you at the FRACTION of the cost it would take (in money AND time) to learn all of this on your own.

You can join for a month or a year. Either way, I encourage you to sign up soon…these membership prices won’t be available much longer.

If you’re serious about being a better leader, working more productivity, and having more work/life balance, I have an ideal next step for you.

Become a member of Get Momentum.
Click here to join.

Frances Hesselbein: What 4 American Presidents have said

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Are you an influential leader?

What causes a person to think of herself or himself as a “leader?”

Look out at the community you live and work in and identify those brave enough to stand up and say, “I am a leader.”
This month, Get Momentum members around the world have the opportunity to learn from one of our country’s greatest leaders: Frances Hesselbein.

Now, just because you haven’t heard of her yet doesn’t mean you can skip this email.
I can give you just a few reasons you’d want to sit down with her - “knee to knee” as she says in our video interview available exclusively to Get Momentum members - and partake of the wisdom she so willingly shares.

* She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom

* She has received more than 20 Honorary Doctoral Degrees

* She has written 3 books, and edited 27 books in nearly 30 languages

* FOUR American Presidents have recognized her as one of our country’s greatest leaders

The Get Momentum Theme for September:

“You: The Influential Leader”

As your Productivity Coach, I spent more than 6 years getting to know Frances, and just 50 minutes interviewing Frances. I’ve watched that interview three times this month, and I’ll share three things I’m sure of:

- Influence: “Who” we spend time with changes “what” we believe is possible. If you’re going to be a better leader, you have to spend time with the most influential people.

- Community: The groups we lead (family, friends, colleagues, communities) want to follow us…if they trust us.

- Leadership: Today is the most important time in history for us to step up and BE leaders.

And, a BONUS…Ready?

- Productivity: There is a myth that we need to “do” anything more; truth is, “Leadership is a matter of how to BE, not what to do.”

How would YOU like to learn from a mentor, a teacher, a leader and a (newfound) friend who has more than NINE DECADES of experience?

She’s willing and able to share her perspective on how we can be better, and in less than an hour you’ll have the information and inspiration you need to make a difference.

 

*** Members of Get Momentum ***

Sign In at: getmomentum.com and look for the following highlights during this month’s Success Profile video w/ Frances Hesselbein.

18:13 - The “who” we spend time with WILL positively & negatively influence how we are as leaders.

21:31 - How “love” changes everything from a leaders’ perspective.

24:44 - More than ever - in the current political and economic world we live in - THIS is the most important thing to emphasize…

29:11 - How “where we come from” is more important than we may think.

31:49 - How one conversation in a Presbyterian church put Frances in charge of a few girls, and…

… how that ultimately led to her being asked to serve as the CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA (1976-1990).