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DAY 15 – EAT THAT FROG – INSPIRATION

By February 15, 2017Be Inspired, Eat That Frog

WELCOME TO INSPIRATION NATION 
WHERE WE WILL REVIEW 1 chapter of Brian Tracey’s book, “Eat That Frog” each day in FABruary


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The Cliff Notes from today’s reading:
“Chapter 13: IDENTIFY YOUR KEY CONSTRAINTS”


Whatever you have to do, there is always a limiting factor that determines how quickly and well you get it done. Your job is to study the task and the limiting factor.  You must then focus all of your energies on alleviating that single choke point.


 1: INDENTIFYING THE LIMITING FACTOR
This limiting factor can be a person whose help you need, a resource that you require, a weakness or something else diva.  It is your job to find it, it is always there.  Finding it usually brings about more progress in a shorter period than any other single activity


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 2: THE 80/20 RULE APPLIED TO CONSTRAINTS
80% of the factors holding you back from achieving your goals are internal (within yourself). Only 20% are external.


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 3: LOOK INTO YOURSELF
Keep asking, “What sets the speed at which I get the results I want?”


4: STRIVE FOR ACCURACY
The failure to identify the correct constraint, or the identification of the wrong constraint, can you lead you off in the wrong direction.  You can end up solving the wrong problem


KEY TAKE-A-WAYS from Chapter 13: IDENTIFY YOUR KEY CONSTRAINTS


1. There’s always something that stops your forward progress. That something is called a, “constraint“. 

2. It’s important to not only identify your constraint, but to also work towards a work-a-round or resolution to your constraint.

3.  Make sure when you are attempting to identify your constraint(s) that you are accurate!  Solving the WRONG problem is a waste of time and money.

4.  80% of constraints are INWARD!  Look inside yourself for your limiting factors.


DIVA ASSIGNMENT:


  1. Today’s reading assignment is to read Chapter 13 of the book only.
  2. Complete the assignment on page 75 (the end of Chapter 13).   What is your biggest dream?  Share with us 1 INTERNAL constraint that may be stopping you.  Share with us 1 EXTERNAL constraint that may be stopping you.  Use the comment section below!
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10 Comments

  • Liz Prince says:

    My dream is to become a Group Exercise Instructor and have classes. My internal constraint is wrestling with this Group Ex course I am taking. Their is so much science involved…I am not a fan of science. My external constraint is confirming a location to do it. But I keep telling myself that I will be confident in my abilities! If God is for me who can be against me, not even myself. So I shall persevere! I made it through my Personal Trainer course, I will make it through this one.

  • Bridgitte' says:

    Ohhhhhhh my goodness! This speaks to EVERYTHING I’m dealing with right now. My biggest internal constraint is consistency and procrastination…at least I think. I tend to allow everything else to take priority over what I need to do for me. My external constraint is chronic pain. I really have learned that I have to talk to myself and remind myself that the longer I procrastinate and allow other things to become more important then the less importance I put on working through helping myself to get back to feeling well and being able to do more things.

    This chapter really spoke to me and gave me pause for a moment of true reflection. Can I do more for me? Absolutely!

  • Trish says:

    Constraints : I would say my hectic schedule 🙂
    But I’ve made some changes and I will continue to.

  • Danielle Irving says:

    My constraints is my lack of consistently prioritizing my tasks. When I plan and prioritize my day I get more done. I just have to get out and stay out of my own way. Im working on it daily.

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