Course 3: PL 102 - One Key Metric (Discussion 5)

@GlenM thank you I learned the 3. course, very much from him, was very useful.

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Hi! How are you?

Done!

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1. Work with your team or mentor and identify the key metric you are hoping to help move. Post daily (or the cadence that makes sense) in the 3 key things thread to highlight what you are doing to help us move 7 Cups forward.

I post often on the 3 key things and I do chat with my team and my mentors and I am a Chatroom Mentor Myself. Global Mod . Peer and Chat supporter and a few other roles .

2. Read chapter 12 and do the exercise. If comfortable, post what you imagine people saying to you at the conclusion of the exercise. What you imagine them telling you is your compass. If you are acting in a way that is consistent with what they are saying, then it is very likely that you will end up living a meaningful life. Remember to listen to and follow this compass so as not to be distracted by the clock.

The chapter 12 can hit a person right where it needs too !! What do want people to say about us once we are gone and what legecy do we leave behind..Will people say nice things and have really good memories ..Were we good to people ..

People no matter what will always have something to say good and bad about someone and this is their right but I do hope that people can be truthful on the day we are gone.. I hope they remember the good times more than the bad times.I want people to remember me being silly , funny and entertaining lol .. I am not gonna be remerbered for being smart ... hahaha and that is okay. I am also gonna add here sometimes we have to say to ourselves I really could care less what some say about me because they are not really nice and they always look for the bad in everyone and if they can not fund it they will sure make it up. I am all about what God thinks about me and my family and friends and yes course my fellow team mates on the site and when i was able to work having good work ethics .

The Qudrants are very good exmaples of how to manage things... what is important and what isn't but very true in stating that what is not important to us may be important to someone else and vice versa... so it does take some time and really thinking how to better manage and deal with the importance of each..Also being careful while figuring out what is ane what is not important..

Peace and Love. Tye

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1) Done

Please post here why this goal of choosing a single metric is important. Think of how this is important in your professional life, but also how this can help you personally as well: The goal of choosing a single metric is important as you are able to focus and develop it slowly so you will be more adept and very good at it

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@GlenM Thank you for the resources! I'm not comfortable sharing, but it's so interesting to see everyone else's!

@GlenM

1. Work with your team or mentor and identify the key metric you are hoping to help move. Post daily (or the cadence that makes sense) in the 3 key things thread to highlight what you are doing to help us move 7 Cups forward.

I have actually posted in this thread in the past. Good to know - might write more in the upcoming theres on there.

2. Read chapter 12 and do the exercise. If comfortable, post what you imagine people saying to you at the conclusion of the exercise. What you imagine them telling you is your compass. If you are acting in a way that is consistent with what they are saying, then it is very likely that you will end up living a meaningful life. Remember to listen to and follow this compass so as not to be distracted by the clock.

I do possess an entry log and primarily pen my thoughts on there. I will keep this in mind to consider other perspectives. Afterall, it makes more sense to view ourselves in terms of how others think about us - so this might increase self-awareness.

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A key metric is important because it moves us.

It makes me think of what I want to be, and what I dream of.

@GlenM

1. Work with your team or mentor and identify the key metric you are hoping to help move. Post daily (or the cadence that makes sense) in the 3 key things thread to highlight what you are doing to help us move 7 Cups forward.

I posted in that thread (glad I found it! I'll be using it more!) and the metric I need to work more on is balance. I've actively started setting up timers to help me gain more balance.

2. Read chapter 12 and do the exercise. If comfortable, post what you imagine people saying to you at the conclusion of the exercise. What you imagine them telling you is your compass. If you are acting in a way that is consistent with what they are saying, then it is very likely that you will end up living a meaningful life. Remember to listen to and follow this compass so as not to be distracted by the clock.

While details aren't important, I hope that they tell me that my compass was always fighting for what was right. For being a good parent/friend, even when it hurt me, and that I always honored my 'open door' policy.

@GlenM

1. Work with your team or mentor and identify the key metric you are hoping to help move. Post daily (or the cadence that makes sense) in the 3 key things thread to highlight what you are doing to help us move 7 Cups forward. Please post here why this goal of choosing a single metric is important. Think of how this is important in your professional life, but also how this can help you personally as well.

I often post in 3 key things, I love that we get to see a snippet of what others are doing on Cups!

2. Read chapter 12 and do the exercise where you imagine it is the end of your life. If comfortable, post what you imagine people saying to you at the conclusion of the exercise. If not comfortable, then please share how the exercise impacted you. What you imagine them telling you is your compass. If you are acting in a way that is consistent with what they are saying, then it is very likely that you will end up living a meaningful life. Remember to listen to and follow this compass so as not to be distracted by the clock.

That was very hard for me to read and then to think about. I have been faced with my own mortality several times, and my family's too, and I do not like it. I am not ready to think too deeply about what others might say. But I did think deeply about what I wanted to have achieved and what I want to do. I have read this before and it swallowed me up with emotions.

Listening - One Step At A Time!