• todd brownby Todd Brown

    Because of what I read yesterday, I finally committed to do something many mentors have been telling me to do for some time now.

    Our very own Rich Schefren does it and has been preaching its benefits to me for at least 2 years. Michael Masterson of Agora recommends it and has also been a long-time fan. Even my wife has been egging me on to get started.

    What am I talking about?

    Daily writing in a journal.

    Many high-performance entrepreneurs swear by the increased clarity they receive from daily thinking and writing within a personal journal.

    Thoughts about business, AHA moments, weekly reflection, brainstorming, success reviews, and anything else that’s on your mind are all great topics or categories you can journal about.

    But, if you’re at all like me, sitting down to a blank page that’s awaiting your deepest thoughts and desires can often be a bit daunting. So much so for me that I’ve chronically delayed getting started. Until yesterday, that is.

    I was sitting outside by the pool at the hotel I’m staying at here in Orlando enjoying a nice robusto. I was flipping through 55-pages of personal notes Rich Schefren shared with me from his read of a very deep, very profound, and very thought-provoking book about success and psychology.

    Page after page I continued to notice an enormous number of questions being posed by the author. His purpose: to help readers get deeper and deeper clarity on who they are, what they want, and where they want to go with their lives.

    And that’s when it struck me…

    I could just use the questions posed by this author as the jumping-off point for my journal entries. I could simply tackle one question each day… and this way… I would never have to worry about sitting down to a blank page. And that’s exactly what I’m going to do as soon as I return from my trip.

    If you’d like to give it a try along with me, below are some of the first questions I’m going to tackle:

    * How do I define personal success?

    * How would I describe a life well-lived?

    * What is my vision for my life?

    * What were the most successful moments in my life?

    * What were the biggest failures I’ve experienced? (Describe the lessons I learned)

    * What do I really value about my life?

    * If I knew I couldn’t fail, what would I attempt to do?

    * Who is the real me?

    * What am I most grateful for?

    * What am I really talented at?

    * What relationships in my life do I value the most?

    * How much success do I believe is possible for me?

    * What are the most unhelpful, limiting beliefs holding me back?

    * How do I measure success?

    * How can I make today a success?

    * Who do I want to be?

    * What is it that makes me happy?

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