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Your Calendar Is Writing Your Future — Schedule the Person You Want to Be · Revolution of Purpose Podcast

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Welcome to the Revolution of Purpose podcast. I'm your host,
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John Streit, and each week we bring you conversations with thought leaders,
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Welcome to this week's Revolution of Purpose. A solo show.
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This episode is all about your calendar and how your calendar
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is writing your future. Have you ever caught yourself
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saying, I just don't have time, or I know that I
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should do something, but who has time to do that?
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You know, I don't have time to work out. I don't have time
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to write the book. I don't have time to build the business. I don't have
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time to work on my marriage. I don't have time to pursue my
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purpose. It's one of the most common phrases that we use,
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and most of us believe it's true, like down deep in our
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identity. But over the past several years, as I've coached
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people through major life transitions, I've watched them transform their health,
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their relationships, their finances, their sense of purpose.
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I've become convinced that we've been asking the wrong
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question. The issue usually isn't whether we have enough time.
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The deeper question is, who is deciding how that time
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is spent? Because time is one of the few things that every
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one of us receives in exactly the same amount.
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We all have the same 24 hours in
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every day, every morning, whether you are a billionaire or
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barely making ends meet, whether you're 25 or 75,
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whether you're living your dream or wondering how you got so
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far off course. You receive the same 24 hours.
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The difference is not found in how much time we have. It's found
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in what our time is quietly creating.
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I think one of the most honest documents you'll ever create is not your resume.
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It's not your bank statement. It's not your social media profile.
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It is in fact your calendar, because your calendar
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doesn't tell me what you say is important. It tells me what repeatedly
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receives your attention. It tells the truth,
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whether you want it to or not. In fact, I want
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to offer you a thought that has completely changed the way I look at my
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own life. Your calendar is your autobiography written
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one day at a time, one appointment
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at a time, one meeting at a time. Every commitment,
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every yes, every no,
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every hour that you intentionally invest or unintentionally surrender
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is writing the story of who you're becoming.
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Most people think a calendar is simply a tool for managing time.
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I don't. I think it's something much more profound.
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I think your calendar reveals your identity,
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and perhaps even more importantly, it rehearses it.
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Because every day your schedule is quietly training you to become
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someone. The question isn't whether your calendar is shaping your
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future. It already is. The question is,
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is it shaping the future you actually desire to have?
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Today, I want to share 3 revelations that completely transformed
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the way that I think about time, purpose, and identity.
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Because I no longer believe the most important thing you can do is manage
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your calendar. I believe the most important thing you can do is intentionally
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schedule the person you're becoming.
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Here's my first revelation about this. Your calendar reveals
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your current identity. Your calendar reveals
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your current identity. Now, before you push back
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on that statement, let me explain what I mean. I'm not saying that your calendar
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tells me everything about you. I'm not saying emergencies don't
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happen that change your calendar. I'm not saying there aren't seasons in
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your life where your schedule is dictated by circumstances that are well
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beyond your control. All of those things are absolutely
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true. But if I were to look at your calendar over
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the course of several months, patterns would begin to emerge,
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not because of one busy week, not because of one unexpected crisis,
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but because patterns reveal priorities and priorities reveal
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identity, even if these are things that you're doing subconsciously.
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I think before we can understand this revelation, we have to clear away 4
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myths that almost all of us have believed about our calendars.
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The first myth is this: my calendar simply reflects my
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obligations. Most people believe they're living a life
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that has been handed to them. My boss controls my
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calendar. My kids control my calendar. My clients control my
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calendar. My church controls my calendar. My responsibilities control my calendar.
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And certainly there are obligations that we all have,
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I'm not suggesting that we abandon responsibility, but I am suggesting
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something that may be more uncomfortable.
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Even within our obligations, we're still making choices
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every single day. Every time we say yes to one
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thing, we are simultaneously saying no to countless
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other things. Every commitment creates invisible commitments.
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Every appointment creates invisible appointments that will never happen.
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When you choose one path, you're choosing not to walk
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another. Your calendar is not simply a list
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of obligations. It's a record of thousands of decisions.
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The second myth I want to tell you about is we tend to think
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being busy means that we're being productive. Our culture
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almost celebrates exhaustion. I wish I could be like Judah
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back here and just take a nap. Well, you can. You just may have to
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schedule it in your calendar. People wear busyness like a
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badge of honor. I'm slammed. I've been running all day. I haven't stopped
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even once. As though being constantly overwhelmed is proof
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somehow that we're making a difference. But movement isn't the
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same as momentum. Activity isn't the same as alignment.
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You can spend an entire day crossing things off your to-do
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list and never get one inch closer to the life
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that you're trying to create. I've learned there's a tremendous difference
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between living reactively and living intentionally.
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Reactive people spend their days responding.
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Purpose-driven people, they spend their days creating.
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One is constantly putting out fires while the other is building something,
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building something that lasts Being busy
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doesn't necessarily mean that you're building your future.
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Sometimes it simply means that you're maintaining your
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present. Myth number 3, when life slows down,
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I'll make time for what really matters. Have you
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ever noticed that someday never seems to arrive?
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That time when life slows down never seems to actually get here.
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We tell ourselves, well, when work settles down, Or when
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the kids get older, or when things are more calm,
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or when this season passes, then I'll write
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the book. Then I'll start the business. Then I'll prioritize my health.
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Then I'll take my spouse on more dates. Then I'll pursue my
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purpose. But life has a way of replacing one busy season
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with another busy season. Margin rarely appears
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by accident. My friends, it has to be created intentionally.
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The truth is we don't eventually schedule what matters most.
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We schedule what matters most now,
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even if it starts with just 30 minutes. And myth number
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4 is this: someone else controls my calendar.
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This may be the biggest of all 4 of these myths,
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because while there are certainly seasons where our freedom is limited,
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There is almost always more choice than we realize.
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Maybe you can't choose every meeting, but you can choose how you prepare
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for it. Maybe you can't choose every responsibility, but you
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can choose whether it aligns with the person you're becoming.
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Maybe you can't choose every hour, but you can choose some
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of them. And over weeks and months and
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years, those choices of you putting
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yourself as the top priority become a life.
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They become your life. And that's why I don't believe our calendars
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primarily reveal our circumstances. I believe they reveal
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our values because eventually our values
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always find their way onto our calendar,
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not perfectly, but consistently,
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which led me to this realization that completely changed the way
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I was thinking about time. I stopped asking, how do
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I become more productive? And I started asking
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what kind of person would schedule a life like
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this? Because your calendar doesn't simply tell the story
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of what you did. It quietly reveals the story of
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who you believe yourself to be. If you've heard me for
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a while on this podcast, you know, I talk a lot about identity and
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a calendar is yet another revelation of who
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we believe ourselves to be. And once I realized that, I couldn't look at
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my own calendar the same way again. The second revelation I
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had about this is that your calendar is rehearsing your future
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identity. When I first realized that my calendar was revealing my
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identity, I made a surprising discovery.
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It wasn't just revealing who I was, it was rehearsing
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who I was becoming. Think about that for a minute.
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Every day, your calendar is training you.
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It's reinforcing habits. It is strengthening
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priorities. It is creating patterns. It is the
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outward manifestation of your mental paradigm,
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casting votes for a particular version of yourself, whether you realize
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it or not. Your schedule is quietly asking
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that same question over and over again. Who are
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you becoming? And every appointment in
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your calendar is answering that question. I experienced this firsthand
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when I walked away from my career in the flooring industry in outside sales.
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From the outside, I didn't, I didn't have to do it. It didn't make any
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sense. The business was very successful. I made a good bit of money
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and it really wasn't a difficult job. It provided
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a good living and people respected what I had built. Nothing was broken,
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but something inside of me had awakened. I knew there
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was another chapter waiting for me. At first, I thought what I needed was a
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new career or a new business. Or a new source of income.
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That's when I got my real estate license while I still worked there. And I
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started selling real estate, which I'm still passionate about,
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but I know it's not my purpose. And looking back,
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I realized that it wasn't just a new business I needed. It wasn't
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just a new career. It wasn't even a new source of income.
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What I needed, what I was searching for was
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a new identity. Because my old identity had
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created my old calendar. And for years, my identity was
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one of an employee. Yes, I was in management, and yes,
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I was a sales director, and yes, I had people who, who reported to me,
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but I still reported to the owner of the company. And in my mind,
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I was an employee. And so I measured success by checking
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things off of a list because that's what a good worker bee does.
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I stayed busy. Check. I responded quickly to
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emails. Check. I solved the next flooring installation
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problem. Check. I worked harder for my boss.
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Check. I made tons of money for the owner of the company.
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Check. There isn't anything wrong with hard work. In fact,
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you know me, if you know me, I still believe in it. But I realized
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something. The calendar that helped me succeed in one season of my
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life was not the calendar that would lead me into the next one.
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The person I had been could not create the life I
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believed I was being called to build. I had to stop asking,
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what do I need to do? And instead, I needed to start asking,
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who do I need to become? And then
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the question is, does my calendar match my identity?
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That question changes everything because before my schedule changed,
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my thinking changed. I stopped seeing myself primarily
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as someone who completed task, I started seeing myself as someone who
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created the future. I had to shift from an employee mindset
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to the mindset of a CEO, of a founder, of a coach,
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of a speaker, of an author, of a podcaster, of a creator.
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And if you notice something, those aren't just job titles. Those,
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my friends, those are identities. Because a CEO doesn't simply
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manage today's work. A CEO designs tomorrow's organization.
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A founder doesn't simply maintain what's been built. A founder
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imagines what doesn't even exist yet.
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A coach doesn't just solve problems. A coach develops
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people. A creator doesn't wait for inspiration. A creator
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creates. And once I embraced those identities,
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something fascinating happened. My calendar started
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changing almost automatically.
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I didn't wake up one morning and decide, I think I'll color code
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my calendar today. No. And I respect that.
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I have an amazing administrative assistant who has a color-coded
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calendar, and that's why she's my assistant. She's so organized with her calendar,
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but that wasn't exactly the change I needed.
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I had to start asking myself different questions, not what color
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should I make each task on my calendar, but Questions like,
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if I'm becoming a creator, what am I creating? If I'm a
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coach, then where am I investing deeply in people?
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As a CEO, when I'm thinking strategically, am I
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actually reacting or am I being preactive?
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episode. I didn't wake up one morning and decide, I think I
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need to color code my calendar. No, I started asking different
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questions. There's nothing wrong with a color-coded calendar, by the way. I do use
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one now, and my administrative assistant is the best
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at it. And that's why she works for me, because she's so organized in her
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calendar. Is a rainbow of different priorities, and I think
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it's amazing. But to actually make the identity shift, there's more than
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that. I started asking different questions. If I'm
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being a creator, then what am I creating? Or if
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I am being a coach, then where am I investing deeply in people?
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Or if I'm being a CEO of this company, of John Street
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Global, then when am I thinking strategically instead of just
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reacting? If I'm becoming a founder, what time have
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I protected to build something that will outlive
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today's to-do list? Do you see the difference?
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I wasn't scheduling tasks anymore. I was scheduling identities.
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I wasn't putting record podcast on my calendar.
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I was making an appointment with the creator inside of me.
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I wasn't simply blocking off time for coaching calls and clarity
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calls. I was investing in becoming the coach I believe I was called
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to be. I wasn't setting aside time for strategy
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because someone told me successful business owners should do that.
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Instead, I was honoring the CEO that I had chosen to become
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and taking aligned action.
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Awaken, become, align,
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create. And y'all, that's when another realization hit me. The calendar
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I kept living by was continually recreating the life
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that I already had. If I wanted a different future, I couldn't
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keep rehearsing the same life. Because every day you rehearse something.
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You rehearse stress or you rehearse peace.
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You rehearse scarcity or you rehearse abundance.
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You rehearse reacting or you rehearse being intentional.
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You rehearse comfort or courage, growth or stagnation.
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Every day your calendar is teaching your mind,
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this is who we are. And eventually your
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identity begins to agree. And that's why I believe calendars
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are far more powerful than most people realize. They're not simply
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organizational tools. They're training grounds.
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They don't just help you remember appointments. They help shape the person
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who keeps those appointments. Which brings us to
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what I believe is the most practical revelation of all. If your calendar
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is rehearsing your future, then maybe it's time
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to stop scheduling your tasks and start scheduling
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the person you're becoming. The 3rd revelation
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is schedule the person you're becoming.
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So if everything we talked about today is true, and if your
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calendar is revealing your identity, and if your calendar
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is rehearsing your future, then a very practical question emerges.
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How do we begin changing that? Not by buying a new
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planner, not by downloading another productivity app, not by color
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coding our calendar a little bit better. Those things are helpful
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and they might help you become more organized, but they won't necessarily help
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you become someone who is different. I think transformation
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begins with a completely different question. Instead of asking,
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what do I need to get this week? Ask yourself,
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who am I becoming and what would that
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person schedule for this week? I want to encourage
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you to stop scheduling your life and start scheduling your identity. And I know
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that sounds a little bit pie in the sky and maybe a little bit
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vague, but here's what I mean by that. Most of us open our calendars
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and immediately begin filling them with tasks.
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Grocery shopping here, team meeting here, doctor appointment here.
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Record podcasts here, answer emails here. Those things
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matter and they have to get done, but they're not
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the most important thing on your calendar because behind every
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task, behind everything you schedule, there is
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an identity. You aren't just going to the gym.
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You're becoming a healthy person. You aren't just taking your spouse
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to dinner. You're becoming a loving husband, a present wife.
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A person who values your marriage and relationship.
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You aren't just writing a chapter, you're becoming an author.
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You aren't just making sales calls, you're becoming someone who serves people
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with courage and with confidence. You aren't just spending time in prayer
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or meditation, you're becoming someone who lives
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from a centered and grounded spirit and surrenders to
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God, your source, your higher power. Do you see
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the difference? The task may only take an hour,
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but the identity, it will last you a lifetime.
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And that's why I no longer think in terms of what do I have to
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do today? I try to begin with a different question.
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Who has God called me to become today?
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If that language doesn't connect with you, try this. Who is the highest version
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of myself inviting me to become today?
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Once you answer that question, your calendar
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becomes so much easier to build because now I'm not simply scheduling
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activities. I'm giving time to the identities that I want to
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cultivate. For me, I identified 4 primary
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identities that I believe describe this next season of
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my life, and that is CEO, coach, creator,
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and founder. And those 4 priorities now
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shape every week that I plan. When I time
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block, I time block strategically. I'm honoring the CEO
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of who I am with John Street Global. When I'm preparing for a
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coaching call with my clients, I'm investing in the
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coach identity of myself. When I'm writing,
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when I'm recording a podcast, or when
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I'm just creating content on Facebook and social media and Instagram,
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I'm giving space to the creator within me, that identity.
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When I'm building systems that will one day impact people
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I'll never meet around the world, I'm thinking like a
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founder. Now, your identities may be completely different.
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I'm sure they are. They, they could be father or mother.
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They could be artist, teacher, entrepreneur, student.
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It could be leader, friend, servant. It could be healthy person.
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It could be millionaire. Those specific identities don't
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matter near as much as the principle behind them. Whatever identities
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you fail to schedule eventually begin to disappear
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beneath the weight of everything else that takes priority,
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because life is incredibly good at filling empty spaces.
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If you don't intentionally create space for the person you're becoming,
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Urgency will gladly fill it for you.
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Emails will fill that space. Meetings will fill
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it. Notifications that pop up on your phone will fill it.
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Doom scrolling will fill it. Other people's priorities
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will certainly fill that space. And before long,
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you'll wake up wondering why you feel disconnected from the life that you
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wanted so badly to create. Not because you lacked
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passion, Not because you lacked intelligence or talent,
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but because you never gave your future a safe place to
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live in your calendar, a protected place
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in your priorities. Think about that. Your calendar is not just
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making appointments, it's making the room, the space that you
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need, space for the kind of marriage that you want,
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space for the kind of health that you desire. Space for the
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kind of business that you envision, space for
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the kind of relationship with your higher power, with the source,
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with the creator of the universe that you desire to have,
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space for the kind of impact that you want your
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life to have. If there's no room in your
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calendar, those things rarely happen by accident.
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And that's why I believe one of the most spiritual things we can do
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is align our calendar with our calling, because alignment
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isn't merely merely believing the right things. Alignment is allowing your
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calendar to tell the same story your heart has already begun to believe.
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And that's exactly what happened in my own life.
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Long before my business changed, my calendar changed. Long before my income
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changed, my calendar changed. Long before my influence
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grew, my calendar changed because
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I stopped scheduling the life I had And started scheduling
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the life I believed I was being called to create. And that,
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my friends, is the power of alignment. It doesn't have to
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look like perfection. It needs to look like direction.
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One intentional hour, one intentional day,
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one intentional week at a time. So I want to leave
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you with an exercise this week,
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and I want you to read your own autobiography. And I
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know you may be saying, what do you mean read my own autobiography? Well,
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it's simple. Um, obviously if you're driving,
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don't do this right now, but when you are stopped, when you can
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pull out your calendar, pull out your calendar on your phone, um,
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when you can pull out your day planner, if you are someone who still has
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a day planner, kudos to you. I want you to look at
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it and I don't want you to look at next week or even next month.
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I want you to look at the last 30 days. And now I want
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you to imagine something. Imagine that I know absolutely nothing about you.
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I don't know your name, your age, your career, your faith,
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your dreams. I don't know what you say matters most to you.
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The only thing you've handed me is your calendar of the last
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30 days. What story would it tell?
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What conclusions would I draw about your life from your calendar?
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What would I conclude is most important to you and receives your best energy?
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What would I conclude you value or that you're becoming?
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Are you becoming healthier? Are you building deeper relationships?
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Are you growing spiritually? Would I conclude that you're becoming
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the leader you hope to be? Would I conclude that you're
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creating something meaningful? Or would
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I conclude that you've spent the last month simply surviving,
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simply reacting, putting out fires?
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Responding to everyone else's priorities while quietly postponing your
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own calling. My friends, this is not something that
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should be shaming you or making you feel guilty or anything. This is just
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a hard truth. If you want to change your identity, your priorities
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have to match your new identity.
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And if we're being honest with ourselves, we have
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to realize that aligning our calendar with who we're becoming is the
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key. To changing our lives. Our past
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appointments may tell yesterday's stories, but they don't have to
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write tomorrow's. You can begin writing a different autobiography
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today, not by changing your entire life overnight,
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but by changing one appointment, by changing the direction.
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One hour, one priority tomorrow, one intentional decision next week.
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Because remember, your future is not built all at once.
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It's built by ordinary moments. It's built on
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Tuesday mornings at 8 AM or Wednesday afternoons at 2 PM,
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Saturday mornings before everyone else wakes up.
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Those ordinary moments become the extraordinary lives
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we desire to live. Every appointment you make is
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casting that vote for the identity you desire
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to live. So before you fill out next week's calendar, don't ask yourself
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what has to get done. Ask yourself,
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what kind of person am I becoming? And then decide
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that you're gonna align that creator with that person.
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Thank you so much for tuning in to this week's episode of Revolution of Purpose.
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I hope this really resonated with you, and please
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be sure to check out the next conversations episode I have.
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And of course, each Monday, the solo episodes to follow.
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Thank you so much for watching, and you have an amazing,
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intentionally planned week. God bless.
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Thank you so much for spending this time with me today.
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it helped you see your life a little bit differently, would you do me a
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And if you're ready to stop wondering what's next and start living with greater clarity
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and purpose in your own life, I would love to meet with you
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me. Until next time, remember, your purpose is not something
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you find. It is something you awaken to,
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and then you choose to live it. Go make today another step in
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your own revolution of purpose.