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WoW 111: On what is important over the long run. Questions, Part 5
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Josh imparts wisdom on determining what's essentially important over urgency, when it comes to both personal and professional growth. He emphasizes the mental model of the Eisenhower Matrix's and it's usefulness in sorting important, urgent, non-important, and non-urgent tasks, thus providing clarity and facilitating decision-making. The discussion encourages identifying practices and strategies that compound in the long run, which according to Josh, are key investments. The session ends with a call-to-action, urging listeners to actively apply the Eisenhower Matrix to effectively manage their day-to-day tasks and achieve their long-term goals.
00:00 Introduction to Prioritizing What's Important
00:12 The Challenge of Prioritizing Long-Term Goals
00:42 Understanding the Eisenhower Matrix
01:15 Applying the Eisenhower Matrix to Your Life
01:47 The Power of Compound Interest in Life
02:29 Practical Questions for Personal Growth
03:17 Conclusion: Applying the Eisenhower Matrix in Your Life
Read the entire episode here.
About Josh Kalsbeek, LMFT
• As a Psychoherapist I help people overcome their greatest struggles.
•Founder and CEO of Great Oaks Collective, and it's flagship program Overcome, a 10-Week virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for Christian couples experiencing sexual betrayal and addiction. www.greatoakscollective.com.
• Sign up to receive my weekly email newsletter, Words of Wisdom.
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See the Eisenhower Matrix and a full transcript of the podcast.
What is the most meaningful thing you can desire?
Naval Ravikant, in a tweetstorm from May 31st, 2018
James Clear, in his email newsletter from September 23rd, 2021
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By Josh Kalsbeek, LMFTShow notes
Josh imparts wisdom on determining what's essentially important over urgency, when it comes to both personal and professional growth. He emphasizes the mental model of the Eisenhower Matrix's and it's usefulness in sorting important, urgent, non-important, and non-urgent tasks, thus providing clarity and facilitating decision-making. The discussion encourages identifying practices and strategies that compound in the long run, which according to Josh, are key investments. The session ends with a call-to-action, urging listeners to actively apply the Eisenhower Matrix to effectively manage their day-to-day tasks and achieve their long-term goals.
00:00 Introduction to Prioritizing What's Important
00:12 The Challenge of Prioritizing Long-Term Goals
00:42 Understanding the Eisenhower Matrix
01:15 Applying the Eisenhower Matrix to Your Life
01:47 The Power of Compound Interest in Life
02:29 Practical Questions for Personal Growth
03:17 Conclusion: Applying the Eisenhower Matrix in Your Life
Read the entire episode here.
About Josh Kalsbeek, LMFT
• As a Psychoherapist I help people overcome their greatest struggles.
•Founder and CEO of Great Oaks Collective, and it's flagship program Overcome, a 10-Week virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for Christian couples experiencing sexual betrayal and addiction. www.greatoakscollective.com.
• Sign up to receive my weekly email newsletter, Words of Wisdom.
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Links
See the Eisenhower Matrix and a full transcript of the podcast.
What is the most meaningful thing you can desire?
Naval Ravikant, in a tweetstorm from May 31st, 2018
James Clear, in his email newsletter from September 23rd, 2021
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Support the podcast