Streaking

What does the family think about Streaking?  We talk with three of our children and our son-in-law about their thoughts and experience or non experience with Streaking. Also it was an exciting week because not only are we on family vacation, but also we received the pre release copies of the book.  We are so excited to share the book with you!  Through the course of our conversation we talk about why it is easier and more acceptable to nothing than to do something small every day. We also discuss why keeping a record is so significant. Enjoy!

We continue our conversation with Sophia about her journey to be accepted into Harvard. She reveals the laughably simple streaks that helped her be who she wanted to be.

From an early age Sophia wanted to go to Harvard. She started to do what was necessary to be accepted. Streaking is all about deciding who you want to be then doing the things you need to do to be that person.  In this two part podcast we talk with Sophia about her journey to be accepted into the oldest university in America and what she did consistently to get there.

Winning streaks are the crown jewel for individuals and teams. There are few who can ignore a prolonged winning streak. Jahangir Khan was the most winning athlete of all time.  In his prestigious career he won 555 matches in a row. He was a force to be reckoned with in the world of Squash. Before he could win all of those matches he had a streak of a different kind, the consecutive streak.  Cal Ripkin Jr. was the model of the consecutive streak. He played 2,632 Major League Baseball games in a row. The Baltimore Orioles didn't win every game that Cal played, but he was in every game that they could win.  The first victory of any victory is showing up.

Which is better slow growth or fast growth?  Why do we discount small growth?  When you set a streak you consciously choose to grow.  Streaking is small slow growth. It is easy to discount small slow growth. In this podcast we talk about streaking growth and how it happens.

Jami asks the question, "Is creating a community really a law of streaking?"  Great question!  Do you need a community to keep your streaks alive?  How much access do you want people in your community to have to your life?  What are the levels of community?  In this conversation Jeff and Jami explore all those questions and more. Enjoy!

Reading Irresistible by Adam Alter and he postulates that a streak is a bad thing, which it is if it rules you; however, when you rule the streak it is the best growth system on the planet.  Anything taken to an extreme can be a bad thing.  In this podcast we talk about choosing your streaks and not letting them choose you.

Habits, routines, streaks, and goals are tools in your growth tool belt.  Understanding each tool and how to use it gives you power to be who you want to be professionally or personally.  In this podcast we discuss each tool, how we use it, and what it has done to keep us growing toward who we want to be.

As new parents we attended a parenting conference where the speakers said, "Every child is a different tree, you need to figure out what the best soil is to help them grow."  In this podcast we talk about raising children, helping them figure out who they want to be and how you might apply streaking.  We also discuss how the pandemic disrupted the routine of school and some of the things we have done to compensate.  Enjoy!

The leader who is inspirational is the one who is consistent.  They aren't the leader that does everything the best all the time, they just do their best to be consistent.  In this podcast we discuss the Streaking leader and what we have seen in a leader that inspires a higher level of performance through consistency.  Even better is the Streaking leader provides the foundation for growth.  How do you inspire teams and organizations?  Be a Streaking leader.