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In this conversation, Art Calderon and Reed Nyffeler discuss the importance of quarterly calibrations in achieving goals and living a purposeful life. They use the analogy of farming seasons to explain the four stages of the calibration process: know, sow, grow, and show. They emphasize the need for clear goals and a well-defined purpose statement to guide the calibration process. They also discuss the importance of progress over motivation and the value of learning from failures. The conversation concludes with a reminder to regularly review and adjust goals to stay on track.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of annual checkpoints in living a purposeful life. Reed shares his personal approach to annual checkpoints, which involves picking a place he's never been before and being alone for a predetermined amount of time. Reed suggests studying the surroundings, the culture, and priorities of different places to gain a broader perspective and inform your reflections on your purpose and your milestones. He also highlights the importance of making adjustments and communicating them to others whose opinions you value. Reed shares a personal example of making a change in his life and encourages listeners to make the decision to not be the person they are today if it doesn't align with their priorities and purpose.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of setting five-year milestones in order to live a purposeful life. He emphasizes that milestones are a process, not just a picture, and that they help us build a path towards our desired outcomes. Reed shares examples of five-year milestones in different areas of life, including faith, family, productivity, and recreation. He also highlights the need to pivot and adjust milestones as circumstances change. Reed encourages listeners to pick a milestone and start planning for the future, rather than letting life happen to them.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of having a long-term vision as you begin living your life on purpose. He shares the story of his great-great-grandfather who immigrated to the United States with a long-term vision of creating opportunity for future generations. Reed emphasizes the need to move from theory to practice and take action towards your vision. He suggests starting with a purpose statement and applying it to your priorities. By diversifying your efforts and focusing on your purpose, you can clarify your long-term vision and make a lasting impact.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of crafting a purpose statement. They explain that purpose statements help clarify who we are and make decision-making easier. They share examples of purpose statements and break down the process of creating one, including recognizing what motivates us, defining our purpose, identifying self-imposed barriers, and knowing when our role is done.
Reed’s purpose statement - "Through intuitive interaction, propel leaders over their self-imposed barriers to be free to live out their unique purpose."
Create your own purpose statement today and share in the comments below for feedback from Reed himself!
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of having a universal, authentic purpose in life. They emphasize the need to be authentic in all areas of life, including work, relationships, and recreation. They highlight the negative effects of living a compartmentalized life and constantly seeking affirmation from others. They encourage listeners to define their purpose and live authentically, regardless of the expectations of others. The episode concludes with a call to join the next episode during which Reed describes how to craft a personal purpose statement and commit to living an authentic life.
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In this conversation, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the concept of living a transcendent life. They explore the idea that our purpose should go beyond ourselves and focus on serving others and leaving a legacy. They highlight the importance of prioritizing others over our own self-interests and the power of a transcendent mindset in making a lasting impact. Reed shares personal stories and examples of historical figures who exemplified transcendent living. They also discuss practical ways to apply a transcendent mindset in daily life and work.
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00:00 Introduction: Living a Transcendent Life
04:09 Examples of Transcendent Purposes
09:20 Practical Application of Transcendence
29:06 Asking 'Who Do I Want to Be?'
In this conversation, Art Calderon and Reed Nyffeler discuss the importance of having a purpose in life and how it relates to living a fulfilling life. They emphasize the need to prioritize and develop consistent habits in order to achieve one's purpose. They also explore the concept of an eternal mindset, which involves working towards a purpose that lasts a lifetime. They discuss the difference between temporary goals and milestones and a long-lasting purpose. They also provide insights on how to maintain an eternal mindset and make decisions that align with one's purpose. The conversation concludes with a discussion on crafting a well-defined purpose statement that energizes and motivates.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of perseverance in achieving goals and living a purposeful life. Reed highlights the trap of perseverance and the need to align it with priorities and purpose. He shares personal stories and examples of perseverance in various contexts, including personal choices, work environments, and coaching others. They emphasize the power of perseverance in building endurance and developing valuable skills. The episode concludes with a reminder to focus on perseverance rather than specific goals, as it is the key to achieving success.
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In this episode, Reed Nyffeler and Art Calderon discuss the importance of practice and developing productive habits. They draw inspiration from Zig Ziglar and Steph Curry, who both achieved greatness through diligent practice. They emphasize the need to practice outside of work and evaluate performance to build habits. They also discuss the value of practice in athletics and strategies for practicing when you don't feel like it. The key takeaway is to focus on progress and improvement rather than seeking affirmation from others.
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Reed Nyffeler is a husband, father, and CEO of a growing, global franchising firm headquartered in the Heartland of America. In the ReedFlections Podcast on Life, Leadership, and Learning,…