The Art of Doing
A guide to getting motivated, getting unstuck, and getting it done.
This book outlines how to embrace a life of curiosity, action, and adventure, while still mastering your to-do list.
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If you want to take control of your life, increase productivity, stop procrastinating, and finish what you start, this book is for you!
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The Art of Doing Playbook
You shouldn't have to wait for your book to arrive to start seeing progress today!
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Download the Art of Doing Playbook, a guide full of prompts and challenges to help you take control of your daily life, and lifelong goals.
THE TOOLS
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#1: Adaptability & Resilience
#2: Love Your Direction
#3: Practice Saying Yes
#4: Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
#5: Embracing Possibility
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#6: Behind the Why
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#7: Granting Permission
#8: Be Curious
#9: Visualize Your Actuality
#10: Falling Your Way to Victory
#11: The Business of Life
KEY TOUCHSTONES
THE ANSWER IS YES!
Just saying yes can open the door to unfathomable opportunities. Even answers to questions you didn’t know you needed will show up on the path of yesses. When the default response is no, or maybe another time - choose yes and watch what unfolds right before your eyes.
LOBSTER LIFE
When a Lobster molts, it grows inside its exoskeleton and when there is no more room, it sheds it and grows a new and bigger shell. When you embrace that lobster mentality into your life, you’ll search for areas to grow and when you find yourself too comfortable, you’ll ditch the safety shell only to grow a bigger and better one in its place.
Sometimes we get nervous, we get in our own heads and we convince ourselves that we shouldn’t do that thing. Everything you are looking for is on the other side. The joy, the confidence, the fun, the excitement and the ability to look yourself in the mirror and say, “I’m proud of you,” lay on the other side. The nerves won’t go away, instead they’ll transform into a beacon, guiding you to the other side.
ON THE OTHER SIDE
CHOP IT UP
Have a big project or dream? Chop it up into bite-sized pieces that don’t feel overwhelming. Break it up and spread it out. Rest easy knowing that all the little things you are doing are little steps toward the big thing you might have been scared to even start.
