Remember, integrity is doing what you say you will do when you’re supposed to do it, without exceptions or excuses.

You should take the time to engineer your environment for success, consult your resources, and otherwise do everything in your power to make your Process a success.

You’ll want to dig deep and breathe them into reality. Consider them all, and decide which ONE carries you most effectively to your new identity?

To determine your mission, list the goals you have for every area of your life: Health and fitness Family, friends, and relationships Work, passion, and purpose Money, income, and wealth Fun and adventure Personal development and potential Spirituality Contribution and charity Then, go through the goals while asking the question “Which ONE of these

M stands for Mission. Your mission is the written statement of what you will accomplish. It’s the one main goal that makes us develop the qualities and character needed to accomplish everything else we want for our lives.

“Your level of success will rarely exceed your level of personal development because success is something you attract by the person you become.”

keep in mind that when you finally get to the point you’ve been working toward for so long, you almost never wish it had happened any sooner.

One common trait among successful individuals and teams is that they take time after completing a project to reflect on lessons learned that they can use moving forward.

What was my biggest win in the last twenty-four hours? Did I follow through with my process? What was my biggest area of improvement? Is there anything I could have done differently or better? What lessons have I learned so far? Do I need to make any changes or adjustments to my process?