Oct 25, 2021
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Register for Design the Next Year of Your Life Masterclass:
I’m fired up to invite you to a 90-minute virtual Masterclass on How to Design the Next Year of Your Life, 2022.
It’s taking place Wednesday, November 17th, 7:00-8:30pm ET on Zoom.
In this 90-minute masterclass, you’ll learn:
- Why resolutions fail (and what you need instead)
- A 15-minute exercise to capture your standout moments from 2021
- How to identify ONE “Next Level” area that you’ll be stepping into in 2022
- Build a plan to bring your ONE “Next Level” vision into reality
- Accountability strategies to make sure that plan gets executed
All Registrants Will Receive:
- Recording of the Masterclass
- Guided Meditation to Envision the Next Year of Your Life
- Worksheet: Design the Next Year of Your Life PDF
To register, click here: Design the Next Year of Your Life, 2022
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Welcome to week #4 of the Building Your Best Self Series, a 13-episode mini adventure to call forth your best self as you head into 2022.
Today, you’re going to be confronted with a big question:
Do you have the courage to Turn Pro?
Turning Pro is a concept introduced by Steven Pressfield, most well known as the author of The War of Art and The Legend of Bagger Vance.
Turning Pro is the not-for-the-faint-of-heart decision to give up the life you have become extremely comfortable with – the predictable and safe life of the amateur – and instead to pursue the greatest version of who you are.
In our lingo, it’s the decision to live your life, 100% in pursuit of and in alignment with Your Great Man.
So in this episode:
- Tangible real world examples of the differences between an amateur and a pro
- What it means to Turn Pro, and why so few men have answered that call
- 5 characteristics of how the amateur behavior shows up in your life
- 4 things about your life that change when you turn pro
- Why pros have dedicated daily practices
- Why the amateur follows a shadow career – a diluted version of the life he really wants – to avoid the fear of what the pro life will ask of him
Turning Pro by Steven Pressfield