“What obstacle, if navigated differently or removed, would have a significant impact on how you achieve your goals?”
Working on #goals and #winning? Try using this #coaching question. https://t.co/2hiZuIOKc4
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 21, 2018
Setting #goals for #2019? Think LEAD, not LAG.
Lead = lose weight
Lag = diet, exerciseTo write a compelling lead measure goal:
1) Begin with verb – “Run”
2) Specify the focus (consistency and/or quality) – “3 times/week” “with heart rate at 150 for 30 minutes”
3) Ask – On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to do this? What would make it a 10?
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 18, 2018
Working on newyearsresolutions?
Reasons why your goal setting will not likely work… 1) Saying, but not making the goal a priority. 2) Pretending it is a goal, when it’s really wishful thinking. 3) Not keeping score (not accountable) 4) Focusing on lag, rather than lead measures 5) (not) Specific, (not) Measureable, (not) Actionable, (not) Realistic, not (Time-sensitive)
What hack do you have for beating the 88% NYR failure rate?
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 17, 2018
What does it look like to bring #goodnews to the poor in your (very) local community? I recently spoke at Bloomingdale Church, challenging the audience to notice and #valuepeople in which (we) live in close proximity. https://t.co/Gcya4nNMxz
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 14, 2018
Hosting Bloomingdale Park District programs in our church facility has given us opportunities to learn and get better at #communityengagement. This week we’re greeting families with a Christmas goodie bag, hot drinks, and snacks. https://t.co/S2I8jVqGMj
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 12, 2018