Jason Womack

JANUARY 13, 2014

Today, I''m offering up a 15-minute "Town Hall" titled: A 3-Part Process to Achieving More (at work AND in life). The prompt for this article came after the executive producer of FOX Business news in New York City found the article I wrote for Entrepreneur.com titled, “Your Secret to Success?

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 6, 2011

Thanks to all the lenders, borrowers, partners, and team members who brightened this map - and helped to change lives in the process. Five+ years of Kiva loan activity, in full color.

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Jason Womack

JUNE 30, 2011

As easy as it seems, I'm challenging myself to go through this process for every one of my products (ie: solutions). Here is something I wrote in big block letters. Identify the Problem. Find the Need. Provide a Solution. Location: Santa Barbara,United States.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 9, 2011

This morning, I actually had time to draft 3 pages of ideas into my new spiral-bound notebook (all about the chapter I'm writing this week on feedback and the process of career development). I'm always amazed by the amount of time I get when I'm prepared to do what it is I am planning to do. If you can predict it, anticipate it.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 29, 2012

My goal is to keep this to a minimum, completely processing new items every day or so. That is where the keys/phone/wallet/etc lives while I'm in the room. In box:" it's on the main table where I will be working during mornings and nights. Think station:" I like to put up 3 or more large "sticky pad notes" up on the wall.

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 5, 2011

During that #CoffeeChat or lunchtime, share your process of working toward one of your goals. Generally, when do this, I come back to the present and realize that there are some tasks I can add to my to do list for the next week that will move me further along the process of achieving my goal(s).

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Jason Womack

JUNE 15, 2011

Best done (at a minimum) weekly, this "review process" gives you significant information you need as you continue making your best better. Develop a clearer picture of your own personal productivity and professional development. Keep some record of your performance. It's as easy as writing something down or taking a picture.

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Jason Womack

JULY 9, 2014

Draft a mind map, or even go through the process of writing down a word that begins with each of the 7 letters of the word balance. . You could also interview (informally, of course) 3-5 people you look up to and ask them what balance means to THEM. Their answers may give you some “food for thought.".

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Jason Womack

OCTOBER 5, 2014

Tactic: 2: The “Ideal Day Process” that I write about in chapter one of Your Best Just Got Better. I call this my Ideal Day Process; it’s a time when I give myself the gift of my own attention and focus on what the day would be like if everything went well. Then, at the end of the week I have something to measure my progress against.

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Jason Womack

OCTOBER 21, 2012

I don't remember the EXACT reasons behind me making stone soup, but she guided me through the process. She Let Me Win Ok, I remember the day she found a recipe, bought the ingredients AND let me make Stone Soup. She was - to me - the most gracious grandma; always letting me win, telling me that anything was possible.

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Jason Womack

JULY 8, 2011

Find a process I can use (and reuse) to engage with, test and ship a next product or share a next idea. books by typing nonstop from 6am to noon, every day for forty years. 23: When in doubt.Look for the fear. That's almost always the source of your doubt. My Take-Away: My big thought reading this book was: How am I solving my own puzzles?

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Jason Womack

JULY 27, 2011

Our eyes are the camera, but the process of interpreting the image in our brains is seeing.". "People see objects and how they relate to one another. We don't just see with our eyes. We see with our brains. via The brain performs visual search near optimally.

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Jason Womack

JUNE 25, 2011

If you are, in fact, how far along are you in that process? Are you on the path to make your best better? If you're starting, or halfway there, or thinking you've made it.try this out: Lay out a blank piece of paper, get a pen, and set a timer for 12 minutes. Yeah, just 12.

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Jason Womack

JULY 2, 2011

This time, you'll do the same process with a wildly different result. When I ask them to take 12 minutes and do just that, the results are amazing (and, oftentimes, surprising). Pen, Paper, Timer, ONE project.GO! Ok, this one's cool. On the top of this page, write the name or code-name for one project/event/trip you're working on.

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Jason Womack

JUNE 12, 2011

Trust In The Process. In almost everything I read, saw and talked about, the fact remained that the actual "day" of the landing was preceded by hundreds of days of planning, thousands of hours of training, and countless sleepless nights by organizers wanting to be as prepared as possible.

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Jason Womack

OCTOBER 12, 2011

I couldn't help but think of, while she was talking, the importance of visualization and prioritization to this process of moving from "here" to the proverbial "there." , she reminded us to focus on our future, to imagine it in full dimensions.all dimensions. The Burberry Foundation* - as she explained it - really peaked my interest.

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 8, 2014

Look, over the next 30 days, I challenge you to end the day with a simple process. I was making about the average in salary, taking about the average in vacations, going to about the average in seminars and conferences. But, in my heart and mind…I’m not average! Who Are You Meeting Along The Way?

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Jason Womack

JUNE 13, 2011

As soon as we both understand the habituated (behavioral) processes you have perfected, then we can talk about the new results you’d like to achieve…then, we’ll identify the to-dos, the projects, and the requirements to get there. Because in the RESULTS are the HABITS. This year is about starting new discussions.

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Jason Womack

JUNE 13, 2015

The fastest way I know of doing this is to watch someone else work, which can help you see your own process anew. As you work, ask yourself if there may be a better way of getting something done. Where do you work? The place where you work changes what you do, how effectively you do it and how well it gets done.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 14, 2011

I started off by sharing my perspective of the productive process, and what you can do to improve workplace performance habits and practices. The last couple of pages in the workbook outline a very specific (and easy-to-implement) weekly debrief process. Identify: 2.

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Jason Womack

OCTOBER 21, 2011

Next Friday, repeat the process with the ones that are still undone. Write down your ideas, that is ANYthing on your mind, one item at a time, one item per sticky-note e. Then, divide those (100 or so) things in to TWO stacks. next week" and "not next week". How do you build a work environment that has fewer interruptions?

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 26, 2011

Begin by writing (yes, I always promote the process of "getting it out of your mind") down those things that you think really SHOULD be different. If you think about focus and productivity, you will quickly realize that there just isn't room in your mental or physical "space" to actually consider it all. So, we have to ignore some things.

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 30, 2014

This kind of visualization process is used by politicians, athletes, public speakers and startup founders. Before he checks email, before he prints his calendar, before he sits in on a meeting, he mentally prepares for his day. Try it tomorrow morning. Sit, quietly, and set a timer for 5 minutes.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 15, 2014

Try any of these five techniques, one at a time, and see which resonate with your work process. Choose something easy, and not only will it allow you to quickly shift your focus to another topic, but it’ll also give you the confidence you need to get your head back in the game.

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Jason Womack

DECEMBER 6, 2014

To the process. Members of Get Momentum will tell you that these discussions around “searching for the good work” are always worth the time. Stay In Touch. Accountability. To the project. To the people.

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Jason Womack

MARCH 10, 2011

Renegotiation is a critical skill to the promise making and promise keeping process. At the beginning of taking on a new goal - that is, making a new promise - consider making a list of the 2-3 people you know you can go to when hurdles happen. Are you working with a partner, or a team on an upcoming project?

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Jason Womack

MARCH 4, 2011

17: Rand discovered that she enjoyed the process of breaking down complex issues and explaining the answers. . Favorite quotes (Page # and line): . 4: Rand described her earliest approach to life as being an "enormous series" of questions aimed at understanding the things around her. .

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Jason Womack

MAY 17, 2012

Now, I'm not promoting NOT knowing as a strategy; however, I'm going to spend some time wondering about where there could be a bit more trust in the process. Not that it's a bad thing, but it did have me thinking about how "sure" we like to be in our day-to-day life and businesses. Apparently, this ride we'll be on this road quite a bit.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 2, 2011

The entire inventory of what: - you do by 10am each morning - systems/tools/gear/technology you count on to get your work done - brings you rest, relaxation, rejuvenation and reinvention Those inventories are critical to the change process. For until you know what you do, you don't know what to do differently.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 3, 2011

PS: Copy and paste these links to continue the process. Remember, practice doesn't make "perfect," but it sure makes comfortable. Ok, I'm sure there's more, so leave your comments AND your questions in the box below. I can't wait to hear from you! link] [link] [link] [link] [link].

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Jason Womack

JANUARY 15, 2015

We stood in front of my office white board and filled it with ideas, possible avenues, and a brainswarming process of idea generation. . Did you catch the subtle difference? We gave ourselves benefit of thinking before doing. Then what did I do? I sat at my desk, and I organized that thinking.

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