Topic: London Planning

4 chapters across the catalog

Ep 147: SUMMER REWIND - Go small or go nowhere
Episode 147 0:46 - 3:18

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Overcoming Visionary Overwhelm Through Granular Planning

A visionary client successfully launched a live event in London after breaking down an overwhelming big-picture goal into manageable steps. While dreaming big is encouraged for inspiration, the "go big or go home" mentality often leads to stagnation if not paired with granular action. Success in complex projects requires identifying the smallest possible next step to maintain momentum and avoid getting stuck.

Episode 108: Go small or go nowhere
Episode 108 1:35 - 3:57

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Overcoming Visionary Overwhelm Through Granular Planning

A visionary client successfully launched a series of live events in London after breaking down an overwhelming big-picture goal into manageable steps. While dreaming big is encouraged for inspiration, the "go small or go nowhere" approach is necessary to prevent paralysis. Success in complex projects requires identifying the smallest possible next action to maintain momentum.

Episode 48: SUMMER REWIND - Busy rushing from this thing to that thing to the other thing?
Episode 48 1:22 - 2:13

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Strategic Planning and Postponing Goodness for Team Success

A recent team planning session in London resulted in an achievable yearly plan by intentionally postponing certain projects. This strategy allows a team to fully experience the "goodness" of their current work rather than rushing through tasks. Over-scheduling often leads to mental fatigue and a loss of focus on basic daily needs.

Episode 11: Busy rushing from this thing to that thing to the other thing?
Episode 11 1:30 - 2:21

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London Planning Session and Postponing Goodness Strategy

A recent team planning facilitation in London resulted in a strategy that prioritized "postponing goodness" to ensure the team could enjoy their current successes. This approach contrasts with the common cycle of rushing between tasks and experiencing mental fatigue. Many entrepreneurs struggle with the feeling of being behind despite their professional achievements.