Business Tips: How do you stay focused on your goals?

Business Tips: How do you stay focused on your goals?

Awesome Tip: How do you stay focused on your goals?



When Casey Neistat was on the #AskGaryVee Show with Gary Vaynerchuk
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32 Replies to “Business Tips: How do you stay focused on your goals?”

  5. Yes I am a default yes person I easily say yes for the things I don't even what to do and i realized that it's really wasting ton of my time.So no more f*ucking yes to the things which are not helping me to move forward.I really want to be a default No person to the thing I don't wantto do. Thanks Gary.

  6. yes. i'm more on the aggressive entrepreneurial mindset but my dad makes me say no. wanted to help him build the fam business but his intuition is always old school. i hate to say i told you so to my dad's face when old school becomes old old old school and leaving the company on jeopardy.

    guess ill hurt his ego then, wont let this downfall happen

  11. So then the big question is: What qualified a Yes or No response to a person. There must be some sort of qualification tick list.
    Say yes to Audience. Say No to something that won't really create audience?

    i.e.
    Say No to Clients that don't have a decent growth plan.
    Say no to doing tasks that cause a dead end.
    what else?

  12. Looking forward to the time where people are going to speak of you as a Philosopher rather than “just” a successful entrepreneur ❤️ don’t know if that’s exactly what will happen, but it wouldn’t surprise me. Love your journey

  15. Default YES. I have gone through periods of both more than once.. I find that when I am saying NO in general I feel less fulfilled, less opportunities around me, less momentum. When I am in a YES period I feel motivated, self esteem is up, I see opportunities everywhere and there is a feeling of smoothness to life, SERENDIPITY. HOWEVER, I do think that learning to use the NO / YES wisely can be powerful – a well used NO period (reevaluating yourself, honing skills, masterminding) is like pulling back a bow an arrow ready for a shot: Get in position so you have a good foundation to take shot, identify target, BREATHE, pull arrow back with control (takes discipline), focus on target and execute at the perfect moment. There is a real power in that if done properly. I still think YES is best default 100%

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