I'm excited to present my first paid seminar at a local community college tomorrow, "Bridging Generational Gaps: Effective Communication and Collaboration in a Multigenerational Workforce." (The arrangement was planned several months ago, but tomorrow is the event.)

After the Path to 100K on Tuesday, @Suzanne Taylor-King had suggested getting an accountability partner to support us through the course. @Troy Siewert and I connected and are now keeping each of us on track. I gave full permission to Troy to call me out on the BS and we have planned a Monday "plan for the week" and a Friday "update from the week." I am so excited for this course and this community.

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Focusing on the negative helps us reflect on and cut out activities that don’t align with our broader goals. Has your working day become one long battle to wade through a to-do list? The multiple distractions of the modern workplace can make it near impossible to achieve your goals, or even get anything done at all. But, what if you’re going about things the wrong way? Perhaps you should be thinking more about what you shouldn’t be doing instead. This is called "Inversion": a strategy that looks at problems in reverse, to minimize the negatives instead of maximizing the positives For productivity, a hack you can use is creating a list of “anti-goals”. 💡 Come up with your worst possible workday: one filled with long meetings, a packed schedule dealing with people you don‘t like or trust. Then come up with your "anti-goals". Tim Ferriss, author, podcaster, and investor, believes in the power of a “not-to-do” list: “The reason is simple: What you don’t do determines what you can do.” Tim Ferriss‘ not-to-do list includes: - Don’t let people ramble - Don’t agree to meetings with no clear agenda - Work shouldn’t fill a void that should be filled elsewhere For you, it could mean no morning meetings, no more than two hours of scheduled time per day and not having to deal with people you don‘t like. Curious to hear your thoughts!!

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