Last 9% goal is stopping being a blind Christian. Saying I am a Christian but having no real understanding of what is in the bible and having a better understanding of what the words in the bible truly mean. Since I have started this journey I am happier, more organized with a clearer purpose, and making better connections with those I care about and love.
My focus has been my over all health. The last 9% is me making a solid plan to walk daily. I keep putting fitness off but it’s my missing link. Great video today 🚶♀️
it definetelly help me out a lot. Its a good way to put it, how much more life can be pushed when things are great, and also the compound negative effect on pushing further for a long time. Thanks for the insights!
I gave this man a subscribe because I was really surprised when he start talking about he is tracking his drinking habits,in another video I didn’t expect that in the bulletin journal set up video to be honest :) so I watched this one too and here we are, well done Matt and congrats for the baby
Some thoughts sparked in your discussion: * An old quote (I think from usenet): The first 90% of the project takes 90% of the time. The last 10% of the project, well, that takes the other 90% of the time. * The words to the bridge of the song Always on His Mind: How far will You let me go? How abandoned will You let me be? * Investing time and energy early in your career can be a positive investment that returns compounded dividends as you advance in your career. * As I'm nearing the end of my career, I find my motivation has changed from being driven by the idea of doing the right thing and being responsible to being driven out of a sense of calling or mission. In some ways they are similar, but the way I'm thinking of the former are more extrinsic motivators whereas now it's more intrinsic. Thanks the things you share. Always thought provoking. Peace!
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What's on your last 9% list?
Last 9% goal is stopping being a blind Christian. Saying I am a Christian but having no real understanding of what is in the bible and having a better understanding of what the words in the bible truly mean. Since I have started this journey I am happier, more organized with a clearer purpose, and making better connections with those I care about and love.
@@markouellette788 amazing 🙌
My focus has been my over all health. The last 9% is me making a solid plan to walk daily. I keep putting fitness off but it’s my missing link. Great video today 🚶♀️
@@Dollcan walking is a great next step, no pun intended 😉
Love the shout out. Thanks, Matt! Icebreaker questions are a game changer.
Yes they are!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
it definetelly help me out a lot. Its a good way to put it, how much more life can be pushed when things are great, and also the compound negative effect on pushing further for a long time. Thanks for the insights!
Absolutely! Thanks for sharing 👏
I gave this man a subscribe because I was really surprised when he start talking about he is tracking his drinking habits,in another video I didn’t expect that in the bulletin journal set up video to be honest :) so I watched this one too and here we are, well done Matt and congrats for the baby
Thanks for watching 🙏
Congratulations on your baby girl!
Thank you so much 😀
Some thoughts sparked in your discussion:
* An old quote (I think from usenet): The first 90% of the project takes 90% of the time. The last 10% of the project, well, that takes the other 90% of the time.
* The words to the bridge of the song Always on His Mind: How far will You let me go? How abandoned will You let me be?
* Investing time and energy early in your career can be a positive investment that returns compounded dividends as you advance in your career.
* As I'm nearing the end of my career, I find my motivation has changed from being driven by the idea of doing the right thing and being responsible to being driven out of a sense of calling or mission. In some ways they are similar, but the way I'm thinking of the former are more extrinsic motivators whereas now it's more intrinsic.
Thanks the things you share. Always thought provoking. Peace!
Thanks Harley! Appreciate that 🙏
Hey Matt, maybe it’s user error, but the Father Fire link isn’t working for me.
Try this one, thanks for the heads up! matt.ck.page/dads