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What Decisions Would Your 100 Year Old Self Make? A Primer On Making Good Decisions.

Episode 47 Published 2 years, 1 month ago
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Summary

In this episode, Danny Dumas discusses the importance of having a system for making decisions and shares insights from the book 'Someday is Today' by Matthew Dicks. He emphasizes the value of asking your 100-year-old self for advice when making decisions and prioritizing what truly matters in life. Danny also talks about the power of utilizing small pockets of time to work on important tasks and challenges listeners to break the rules and reclaim their time. He concludes by announcing a coaching program to help men reconnect with their families.

Takeaways

Having a system or procedure for making decisions can be effective, especially for situations with known issues and known solutions.
When making decisions, ask yourself what your 100-year-old self would advise, considering the long-term impact and priorities.
Utilize small pockets of time to work on important tasks and prioritize what truly matters in life.
Don't be afraid to break the rules and challenge societal norms to reclaim your time and focus on what's important.
Consider joining a coaching program to reconnect with your family and create a more intentional and fulfilling life.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Decision-Making Systems
04:32 Asking Your 100-Year-Old Self for Advice
08:22 Utilizing Small Moments for Productivity
14:55 Breaking the Rules to Reclaim Your Time
22:30 Reconnecting with Your Family Through Coaching

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