Junto
January 2022
One thing I learned from "pandemic time" is that time keeps going. Even after a yearlong shut down I am a year older. It was strange to watch the time pass and see little progress.
Under regular circumstances, I probably would have been too busy to notice the lack of movement. But without the distractions, I was able to see my reality with time.
It wasn’t exactly what I wanted. I made a few small goals in 2021 that I stuck to. Now looking into the next year it’s time to take them up a notch.
To kick Junto off I want to discuss systems. Specifically, systems thinking, and how this relationship approach has the ability to set our goals up for success.
But before you jump into the video, grab a piece of paper and write down one of your goals for 2022. You need to have some context before diving into the content.
Under regular circumstances, I probably would have been too busy to notice the lack of movement. But without the distractions, I was able to see my reality with time.
It wasn’t exactly what I wanted. I made a few small goals in 2021 that I stuck to. Now looking into the next year it’s time to take them up a notch.
To kick Junto off I want to discuss systems. Specifically, systems thinking, and how this relationship approach has the ability to set our goals up for success.
But before you jump into the video, grab a piece of paper and write down one of your goals for 2022. You need to have some context before diving into the content.
With this in mind, what are the many things at play with the goal you write down? What is it connected to? What other habits or tools need to be in place to make that goal successful?
Come prepared to discuss your goals and thoughts around the systems they are a part of. As a group we’ll help each other discover what we might be missing.
To help break things down I found this Ruan Holiday video to be a great approach to thinking systematically about habits, behavior and getting things accomplished:
Come prepared to discuss your goals and thoughts around the systems they are a part of. As a group we’ll help each other discover what we might be missing.
To help break things down I found this Ruan Holiday video to be a great approach to thinking systematically about habits, behavior and getting things accomplished:
These are his 11 secrets:
And because January 1 is National Bloody Mary Day. I’ve included this to help start the new year off right.
- Think small
- Join a program
- Decide who you’re going to be
- Create a routine
- Lay out your supplies
- Associate with people who make you better
- Develop the muscle
- Free up precious resources
- Use physical reminders
- Binge on good habits
- Pick yourself up when you fall
And because January 1 is National Bloody Mary Day. I’ve included this to help start the new year off right.
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Bloody Mary
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice ¼ teaspoon celery salt ½ teaspoon fresh cracked black pepper 4 dashes Tabasco 2 ounces (¼ cup) vodka 4-5 ounces tomato juice Recipe from: Jeff Morgenthaler
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