Are you "All In"?

Back in 2008, I worked a few days in Anchorage and Soldotna, Alaska.

The morning of our departure, Jodi and I spent a few hours in Homer; we were there in time to see the eagle feeding. (No longer happening...)

Just today, while waiting for my flight from Zurich, Switzerland to JFK, New York City, I swiped through some photos on my iPhone.

Check out that Bald Eagle in the middle. Wings folded, talons extended, though I don't remember what that bird got, I see the picture now and all I recognize is commitment.

The "All In" approach. It goes hand in hand with the "So that..." idea I write about throughout chapter 7 of the book. Are you All In?

If you're wondering, it might help to ask yourself some questions. Query yourself along the themes of purpose, interest, worry and distraction. Get a piece of paper and on top write:

"The questions I need to answer to move to my 'All In' approach are..."

Share your questions, I'll pick one to highlight and send a special something to!

Comments

[JasonWomack]

Oh, Dan, that's an easy one:

www.ShareYourIdealDay.com

:)

[WeAssistVentura]

When a different path is needed, what would you use to pave the way?