LeeAnn Moody and Michael Hyatt break down the four characteristics of great coaching and they help you identify what you might need to be successful for your organization.

What Makes Good Coaching Great

Short-term wins are easy. Sustained achievement is another story. On Business Accelerator, join New York Times bestselling author Michael Hyatt and CEO Megan Hyatt Miller as they discover how current research combines with timeless wisdom for lasting success. From personal productivity to personal development, self-leadership to team leadership, and intentionality to influence, get the insights and tools you need to win at work and succeed at life.

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Michael and Megan discuss how to jump into the next year with confidence in just seven steps.

Jumping into 2024 with Confidence

In this final chapter of Your Best Year Ever, Michael Hyatt discusses discusses the importance of taking action and not letting fear hold you back. He also emphasizes the need to act on your goals instead of simply waiting for something big to happen.

Your Best Year Ever: The LEAP Principle

Michael and Megan explore whether your goal should be written as a habit or an achievement goal. Choosing correctly is an important first step in achieving the future you want for yourself.

Choosing Habits or Achievement Goals

This chapter of Your Best Year Ever explores activation triggers. Studies show that those who use activation triggers are three times more likely to succeed. Michael will walk you through the ins-and-outs.

Your Best Year Ever, Chapter 15: You Can Trigger Success

Michael Hyatt discusses the importance of regularly reviewing our goals and breaking them down into actionable steps. He highlights the significance of daily and weekly horizons for maintaining focus and utilizing tools like the Full Focus Planner.

What Makes Good Coaching Great

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