PNTV: The ONE Thing by Gary Keller & Jay Papasan (#144)

Here's a quick look at five of my favorite Big Ideas from "The ONE Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. Hope you enjoy!

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[JayPapasan]

Brian, thanks for sharing our book. Great job!

[HerlofHerlofsen]

Started watching your videos in the beginning of January this year. It has made a HUGE positive impact on me! Thank you so much and look forward to your next video! 

[JonPeerless]

Great speaking skills. You just got yet another subscriber.

For anyone seeing this, here's an idea:

If you have negative self-talk or just non-productive self-talk, filling your mental-space with great audiobooks can serve you way better than just letting your mind wander when you aren't focused on demanding tasks. Even if you only draw a few useful ideas from any particular audiobook, NOT having your mind go in negative circles can be life-changing. For those really persistent negative thoughts...also take that as a cue that you need to change something in your life, be it dropping a relationship or getting started on a task, or whatever (the first and latter points are not mutually exclusive).

[elmaxdjf]

Hey Brian- I don't usually comment on youtube but just wanted to let you know that you are the man. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and motivating me to become a better version of myself every single day. Keep doing big things!

[mywifebuys]

Best recap I’ve heard of the book! Fantastic, thank you!

This Channel is GOLD. Thanks Brian! Keep up with the work... The second I saw this channel, I thought "This is value giving".

[reset_mobility]

"Goal setting to now" is huge!! Thank you Brian!

[mrlolalot]

Excellent summary! I just finished reading the book and I consider it one of the most useful books I've ever read.

[paulinabiedugnis]

Thank you, always a joy to learn from you, Brian! :)

[ConnorRunsFree]

Just bought "With Winning in Mind". Headed over to amazon to grab this one right now. I'm determined to get my life on track. I really appreciate these videos Brian. 

[Moshaweh]

Just started watching your channel and I'm totally hooked!
Thank you Brian.

[tatuco]

I'm currently reading this on, its fantastic. Very practical too.

[EitanShteinberg]

This video is AWESOME! With a lot of energy and enthusiasm as always, you conveyed the messages very coherently. The cool thing is that there are really cool TOOLS in this video, i learned a lot and i'm going to apply some.

I subscribed to Philosopher's Notes a week ago and i think it's the best decision to spend money i did in the last year at least. You contribute so much value and knowledge with so much passion that it's just perfect and blissful watching it, can't think of a better person to do what you do.
My entire day schedule has changed because of your work. Getting up each day in 06:30, meditating, no t.v, no t.v series, no news, limited time to websites, READING THE PN EACH MORNING.. step by step i'm removing distractions and proceeding with face forward and a bunch of tools to become the best version of myself i can be.

So, really, a BIG thank you, you are the MAN!

[sandermarkiet]

Great ideas as always. Thank you for the wisdom shared. Looking forward to implementing these in my life.

[pravin]

I really liked the Maker's vs Manager's schedule that you talk about, in Time Blocking. As someone who juggles between a Manager's role and automation, I have faced this multiple times. Glad to know it's a universal problem and it has an interesting name too. Thanks for the video. It is very useful.

[corndog]

just read this from front to back yesterday-you did a hell of a job in pulling out the key points. keep up the good work!

[JonPeerless]

Great book; I'm on my second listen after getting it yesterday (listening to this audible book at x1.5 speed).

Awesome, Brian. Thanks for sharing those big ideias!

[rpvespa]

I guess the same advice for all the books you review. So many books so little time.
Thank you Sir for your all your work..you have fast forward us all.

[fvemperor]

Great job Brian. Very insightful, actionable and inspiring summary!