#298: Releasing Control, Celebrating Your Successes, & Tossing Your To-Do List With Megan Hyatt Miller
What if I told you that the best way to accomplish your goals or dreams is to let go and be flexible with your strategy.
I know that at first glance this seems crazy, but stick with me. My brilliant guest, Megan Hyatt Miller, the Chief Operating Officer at Michael Hyatt & Company and the creator of the Bold line of the Full Focus Planner, has a sound approach to achieving your dreams without the pressure of controlling every single step.
Now, you know me, and you know that this approach makes me squirm a bit (Hi, my name is Amy, and I’m type A!) but once Megan gave me a little more context around this idea, I started to understand how this approach can actually be extremely effective -- especially for entrepreneurs.
Here’s a sneak peek of what Megan and I talked about…
- A strategy for getting crystal clear on your goals (clearer than you’ve ever been -- trust me!).
- How to find a balance between trusting the process and being flexible with your strategy, versus being too lax and never accomplishing anything. (Nobody wants that!)
- How to get rid of your mile-long to-do list and identify your daily “Big 3” which will set you up to move you closer to your goal every single day. (Say goodbye to feeling defeated by your laundry list of tasks at the end of the day.)
- Why it’s necessary to slow down and celebrate your accomplishments… big or small.
I know you’re going to absolutely love this interview as much as I did.
Here’s what to do next, check out the episode, subscribe to the Online Marketing Made Easy podcast, and then head to our private Facebook community to your Daily Big 3 for today!
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Links mentioned in this episode:
- Megan Hyatt Miller
- Full Focus Planner - Bold by Megan Hyatt Miller
- Megan Hyatt Miller on Facebook
- Megan Hyatt Miller on Twitter
- Megan Hyatt Miller on Instagram
- Episode 258 Achieve More While Doing Less with Michael Hyatt
- Episode 101 How to Intentionally Design the Life You Want with Michael Hyatt
- Episode 177 How to Design Your Ideal Week with Michael Hyatt
- Episode 251 How I'd Grow My Business If I Were Starting From Scratch
- How to Nail Your Goals with This Simple Secret
- Online Marketing Made Easy Facebook Community
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