Description

In this conversation, Art Calderon and Reed Nyffeler discuss the importance of quarterly calibrations in achieving goals and living a purposeful life. They use the analogy of farming seasons to explain the four stages of the calibration process: know, sow, grow, and show. They emphasize the need for clear goals and a well-defined purpose statement to guide the calibration process. They also discuss the importance of progress over motivation and the value of learning from failures. The conversation concludes with a reminder to regularly review and adjust goals to stay on track.

Highlights

• Quarterly calibrations are essential for achieving goals and living a purposeful life.
• Clear goals and a well-defined purpose statement are crucial for effective calibrations.
• Progress should be prioritized over motivation.
• Learning from failures is an important part of the calibration process.
• Regularly reviewing and adjusting goals is necessary to stay on track.