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Last week the new department of government efficiency, headed up by Elon Musk, sent an email out to every government employee, saying, by Friday at 5pm, he'd like a email of the five things they accomplished that week. That request caused an uproar among a lot of government employees. Let’s forget the context of that particular situation but whether you work for the government or not, we are all in this story. Let me explain… Accountability is the greatest form of love. And if you are not currently holding yourself accountable to accomplish a minimum of five things each week, you're selling yourself short, you're selling your good name, your brand, and your family short. You have an obligation to be successful, especially if you're a self-employed. My point? Accomplishing five things that you can list in bullet points should be the floor, not the ceiling in terms of workplace performance. Every day I utilize a strategy called 3 by 5. What is 3 by 5? It’s simply journaling 3 things I accomplish each day before 5 pm. I use a small journal that fits in a coat or pants pocket. Why? Because it's harnessing something called the power of small wins. According to Harvard researcher Dr. Theresa Amabile, little wins beget big wins. You literally cannot have a big win without first having a series of small wins. This is the same as the concept of momentum in sports. Momentum isn't one big play. It's the successive accumulation of small wins, small plays, the little individual battles over the course of a day, week, month or year that allow for and lead to big wins. Many would say technically, Elon Musk was asking government employees to email him 5 things they accomplished for the American taxpayer. But it could also be said that he was asking them to do that for themselves. We all move forward more confidently and feel better about our work if we see that we are making small daily progress and small weekly progress. Because the small little wins lead to big wins. I encourage you to keep a success journal. You’ll sleep better at night and it’s less likely that you’ll bring work home with you. Because you're info-dumping work-related mental baggage out of your mind and onto paper, and then you're closing the book not to be seen again until the following day. There is something incredibly powerful and liberating about that. I have 25 leather bound journals that we're selling to celebrate the sale of our 500th hat at my hat shop last month. (If you didn't know, I opened a hat shop last year. It’s a passion project of mine.) Here are the details on the journals and how you can win a custom hat: https://lnkd.in/gtFDsYta To Your Continued Success, Coach Bru

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Thank you to The Hose Company and River City Pressure Cleaning Equipment for this generous donation of 12 generators, and to everyone else who made this happen! As soon as they were delivered to WNC, they immediately went to families in need. I want to express our deep gratitude for your ongoing support in providing much-needed supplies—it has made a huge difference in these communities. But there's more work to be done! It's more important than ever that we continue to stand by our neighbors, especially with the extreme changes in weather. Our Amazon list has been updated based on the latest needs from our contacts on the ground. The highest priorities are generators, buddy heaters, new blankets, new sleeping bags, fire-starting wood, smoke/carbon monoxide detectors, and butane fuel cans for the portable stoves that were donated. Among other items on the list. If you, or someone you know, has a business willing to donate larger items like generators, heaters, chainsaws, or propane, please DM me. Your help could be lifesaving during this cold season! https://lnkd.in/efVHbTFK