Michael S. Hyatt

We'll get to that one in the coming weeks.

But I have a lot of achiever in me, probably because my dad, Michael Hyatt, is an achiever.

I was raised by one.

That was kind of the culture that I lived in for my whole life, frankly.

Because you turn intention into finished work.

You're the ones who kind of bring it on home, right? You're going to make stuff happen.

My dad, as a side note, his initials are MSH and he always jokes that it stands for make stuff happen.

Yeah.

I understood that in any industry, there are a handful of voices most people listen to, no matter what.

In my world of online marketing, blogging, and writing, that included people like Michael Hyatt, Steven Pressfield, and Seth Godin.

Intuitively, I understood that if I could get them to vouch for me, that I would automatically have an audience.

But how? I implemented what I now call the case study strategy, which I talk more about in my book, Real Artists Don't Starve.

It doesn't necessarily mean that it's forever the right thing to do.

You may not know this about me, but I am not only a trained and certified spiritual director, I'm also a certified coach through Michael Hyatt's Full Focus program.

That means that I'm trained to help people set goals and make those goals actually happen.

The tagline of Full Focus is, win at work, succeed at life.

realizing that I could design my life and it all started.

I have my, um, I use the full focus planner by Michael Hyatt.

And that was the first time I knew or would learned that I could design my life.

And that's what tied in then to the intentionality.

I'll give a plug to the Full Focus Planner.

That is the Hyatt team.

They do a wonderful job.

Michael

Hyatt.

Yes, indeed.

They do a great job, that planner.

This is on Percival Press, and it's a photo history of the band X.

96 pages, photos by Michael Hyatt.

Here's another one that I saw.

Resident Punk.

I got home at like six in the morning.

I pulled an all-nighter and I had a call to promote this with Michael Hyatt at 10 a.m. that next morning.

So anyways, I share all that as context because we were figuring it out as we went too.

Had no idea how it would do.

Um, And there's a fantastic article I always refer people to if they want to know more about Enneagram and leadership.

So Michael Hyatt wrote some wonderful information, how the Enneagram can help you become a better leader.

That's been around a long time.

But when I'm teaching leadership academies and I'm bringing the Enneagram in, I like to have people read the article that Michael Hyatt, he calls it the most powerful tool I've found.

for personal development and he's talking about leadership so there's just a starting point for you there okay now the Enneagram doesn't have to be serious I like to have fun with it you can use it with all ages and you can use it with across all industries and with all kinds of people And that's where it's really powerful is that everyone can find something helpful, something to relate to, right? So I thought it would be fun to just to bring some of the fun things in today and have it not be quite so serious, right? Because type ones are quite a serious type.

If you are a type one or if you work in a type one environment, you have a type one supervisor, you're probably used to the serious, right? It comes with type one, right? So I like to think about the Enneagram globally, right? Because Enneagram isn't just about people.