Dissecting Always in Pursuit

Part 1

Like I’ve talked about in multiple podcasts, individual engagements, and blogs, the Always in Pursuit mindset is something that I’ve utilized in my life for a long time. It’s important to highlight that it is a journey, not a destination. Recently there have been some questions and discussions about how that looks and what strategies I use to ensure it isn’t a singular approach. So, I thought I would outline it here, something that I will use going forward and hopefully you can adapt and implement into your own life. 

I’m a fan of timelines. If I prescribe a date and an end state, I’ve found that I will move mountains to reach that aim. Also, through the process I will manage expectations and pare down elements so that I do not meet the suspense. This is extremely beneficial because my initial ideas are extremely lofty. 

On that note, what are you doing right now that is moving your life forward and what is driving your passion? Couple elements to that: 

-Professional 

-Relationships 

-Health

-Pursuing Purpose

It’s important to break things down as such so that you can quantify the efforts. Otherwise, it’s simply a rubber stamp ‘yes’ when asking yourself: “I'm always in pursuit”. There is no accountability in that; action without accountability isn’t efficient. 

For the next four weeks I’m going to offer some thoughts into each one of these elements. Let me be clear, I don’t have all the answers nor am I some super successful person. This method has given me purpose, has helped me accomplish things most never thought possible, and has kept the pressure of improvement in all facets of my life. So, there’s absolutely something to be gained by reading on. 

If you haven’t gotten a chance to read my definition for ‘Always in Pursuit’, check it out here: 

What Does Always in Pursuit Mean? 

I hope this adds value to your life.  Please share with anyone you think might benefit from this blog!!