So much of our progress is based on our time to think. It’s built in the recovery process and the time your body has to reflect.

I think these trends of excellence and patterns of progress are foundations to our success as dads.

On today’s part 2 of a 2-part episode, we’ve got Andrew Kuhn and Matt Drinkhahn talking about effective implementation on the boundaries we make.

How do we learn new things and implement them into our calendars for our families and businesses? 

Check out today’s episode to find out! And if you missed out on part 1, click here to listen to the rest of the discussion.

Andrew Khun & Matt Drinkhahn Part 2 Highlights

• What’s the strategy/process to learning information, deciding what’s important and implementing change in your life?
• How does journaling and The Miracle Morning help you to achieve your goals?
• Growth comes from consuming knowledge and information and process decisions quickly.
• Learn to consume information with intent. 
• What is the Slight Edge strategy?
• Be intentional in how you use your battery.
• How do you know when to stop consuming information and how do you know what to consume?
• Who are you being better for? 

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