Send us a text In today's episode of the Daily Drive, after years in performance coaching, the host challenges the popular mantra of "process over outcome," calling traditional process goals—vague ideas like "stay aggressive"—largely ineffective. Instead, he advocates for proximal goals that are immediate, actionable in the very moment, and fully diagnostic (clear yes/no measurability). Using a baseball hitter example, he explains shifting from broad mentality to precise, present-tense target...
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Send us a text In today's episode of the Daily Drive, after years in performance coaching, the host challenges the popular mantra of "process over outcome," calling traditional process goals—vague ideas like "stay aggressive"—largely ineffective. Instead, he advocates for proximal goals that are immediate, actionable in the very moment, and fully diagnostic (clear yes/no measurability). Using a baseball hitter example, he explains shifting from broad mentality to precise, present-tense target...
Send us a text In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we unpack John D. Rockefeller’s father’s blunt advice: “Never mind the crowd, keep away from it and tend to your own business.” Why do we instinctively chase the herd—picking restaurants by review count, ideas by follower count, or paths by popularity—even when history proves crowds are often dead wrong? Explore how quietly reclaiming your own thinking protects your individuality, sharpens your decisions, and unlocks growth the group can n...
The Daily Drive
Send us a text In today's episode of the Daily Drive, after years in performance coaching, the host challenges the popular mantra of "process over outcome," calling traditional process goals—vague ideas like "stay aggressive"—largely ineffective. Instead, he advocates for proximal goals that are immediate, actionable in the very moment, and fully diagnostic (clear yes/no measurability). Using a baseball hitter example, he explains shifting from broad mentality to precise, present-tense target...
