Tips to Get Back on Track

With so much business going on these days, and with so many changes in society, Matt and Garret are hearing more and more about people who are stumbling a bit and saying that they have run out of the time and/or motivation to get their systems done each week. This can be the start of a slippery slope so today our hosts set their focus on some tips to help you get back on track and keep your business and your life moving forward.   They begin by looking at the importance of setting priorities and improving by 1% every day, as well as the dangers of the 'all or nothing' attitude. They then explore our relationship with time, offer some ideas on how to manage it, and emphasize the power of having the proper mindset toward your work and your systems. The concepts of gratitude, failure, plugging the holes in your boat, and Net Forward Energy Ratio are also discussed just before Matt proposes another one of his challenges, and they both offer some book recommendations. Whether you're an experienced agent who's been unable to keep up with your systems, or you're new to the profession and are just trying to figure out how to get up and going in this unique marketplace, Matt and Garrett have the advice to get you on track and moving forward.   Episode Highlights:   Setting priorities Becoming 1% better every day The danger of 'all or nothing' Our relationship with time and some tips for managing it 'I want to' vs. 'I have to' mindset The power of gratitude Integrating Ninja activities in your process Learning through failing Plugging the holes in the boat Net Forward Energy Ratio Matt's challenge Some book recommendations   Quotes:   "You don't always have to do everything, but you've got to do something."   "I've had to creatively remove myself from other things that were distractions and taking my time."   "Find joy in the activity."   "90 seconds of gratitude can rewire your brain to be focused in a different direction."   "The deal will never end on my…side of the table."   "If you're not doing something to keep it rolling, it will give you a wakeup call."   "Stop blaming the marketplace."   "When you stumble…start really focusing on a tremendous amount of self-awareness and start to take ownership for things, because that's what going to allow you to do the 1% things each day."   "There are so many people that need your help…give a little bit of throttle now and it will be so rewarding for your business."   Links:   www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at [email protected] Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett [email protected] @ninjaredding Matt [email protected] @matthewjbonelli