Are your most ambitious years behind you, or still ahead? Dan Sullivan and Gord Vickman explain The Six-Year Framework^™ from Dan’s latest book, Always More Ambitious, and share why recent capabilities are the best fuel for your future. They also discuss how to stay smart in a distracted world so teamwork and technology keep you calm, creative, and increasingly ambitious at every age.

Show Notes:

The Six-Year Framework keeps you focused on three years of recent achievements and three years of future growth.

There’s a direct connection between capability and ambition: expanding one naturally expands the other.

The real fuel for your next jump isn’t more goals—it’s taking your strongest capabilities and deciding where you want them to go next.

Teamwork and technology are the two biggest multipliers behind entrepreneurs’ best decades.

Pairing your smartest past decisions with your most exciting new possibilities makes the future feel bigger and more achievable overnight.

A fixed six-year window gives you a clear sense of progress instead of the stress of chasing a constantly moving goalpost.

Entrepreneurs need to resist getting lost in new tech and instead let their team find and build the right tools.

Deciding that your later decades will be your most ambitious changes how you use every year between now and then.

Resources:

Always More Ambitious by Dan Sullivan

Perplexity

Shannon Waller’s Team Success podcast

The Strategic Podcast Network

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