Cultivate What Matters 092: Book Review of The 12 Week Year
In today’s episode, Kelley and Casey review The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington. This book talks about how we’ve all been doing planning for our personal and professional lives wrong – we’ve got to stop thinking in 1 year periods and switch to 12 weeks. Shorter periods of time allow us to drive urgency to accomplish our goals, see results quicker, celebrate more often, execute on an effective plan, and steward our time WAY more strategically. We share our favorite nuggets, how we’d use it in our own lives, and how we’d rate it and recommend it to others. Thanks for listening to this quarter’s book review!
//Time Stamps//
00:00: Welcome
02:00: What Casey is loving
04:09: What Kelley is loving
07:42: The premise of The 12 Week Year
10:54: You have to measure the execution!
11:50: Our favorite nuggets
12:00: Commitments are different from interests.
13:03: A new take on weekly planning
13:52: Life is intentionally unbalanced
15:21: Accountability is ownership of your life.
16:09: How we’d apply & implement these learnings
20:41: How we’d rate the book
21:13: Greatness is made in the small moments.
23:06: 85% execution is the secret!
24:44: Final thoughts
// Resources Mentioned in this Episode //
— PowerSheets Intentional Goal Planner
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