Lift yourself from where you are now to where you want to be. One major part of this is asking yourself the right questions. Listen in to learn about the questions…and the answers.

It isn't something you just do once any more. Now a days, we're always graduating. And, there are four things that will make it easier for you to grow into that next level of you: How you set up your ecosystem; what you decide to focus on; when you have energy during the day to do your most important work; and how you view that all-too-limited resource: time.

When it comes to creating new habits, it helps to start small; and, that's what the five-day experiment is all about! By looking at two sides of the change equation - identifying by the WHAT and the HOW - you'll be able to practice action action over the next 5 days, and perhaps even find something new that will help put that new routine on cruise control.

It's a series of activities over time that get us from where we are, to where we want to be. As you move forward in making your best a little bit better, recognize how you're engaging in three things that come together to influence your focus and your action: Mimicry (who can you copy?), Activity (what can you do this week or today?), and Consistency (where can you establish new routines for success?).

It's easy to ask yourself the questions you are comfortable hearing. How about new questions? Make a deal with a coach or a mentor or a friend. Show them what you're working on (your projects list and calendar) and what you're doing (your current task list) and ask them to ask you questions that make you focus on the MITs - the Most Important Things.

It's gonna happen: Failure. Or, what seems like failure. A couple of things here: (1) not achieving a goal may not ALWAYS mean you failed, and (2) there are more effective ways to get up and move forward. Chapter 4 of Your Best Just Got Better is all about the process of focusing your way to success. Listen in for two ideas on how to get going again.

Practice does not necessarily make perfect. And, before you physically start a new habit or routine, there is just 15 minutes of thinking that you need to do over a week to enhance that habit-to-be, and get the most from the effort it is going to take to make a change. 15 minutes this week; that's less than 1% of one day. Take the time, start today.

It's true, if you want to get something done, give it to a busy person. But, if YOU'RE that busy person, how do you know that what you're doing is the most important thing? Here are some ideas on how you can build your vision, and achieve your dreams.

Have you ever felt like you were "spread too thin?" Is it true that you have too much to do? It is time now to Focus on Fewer. That's right, this is the podcast where I encourage you to think big and deep about some of your MITs - those Most Important Things. By taking a look at ALL you have to do, you'll be able to figure out how to give your ALL to what you decide to do.

Your Most Important Things are the roles and goals - the nouns of your work and life - that you've committed to. And, in reading this book, Your Best Just Got Better, you're going to take initiative to improve on several of those at once. Here are some ideas you can use right away to keep the momentum going.