- 9:51 AM jasonryoung - Dr. Tim Elmore is speaking
- 9:52 AM jasonryoung - there is a video being shown of a professor who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer yet lived how he wanted to be remembered
- 9:54 AM jasonryoung - do we live with the end in mind?
- 9:55 AM jasonryoung - there is something called the life sentence
- 9:55 AM jasonryoung - after you die, your name will come up in conversations…how will people sum up your life in one sentence?
- 9:56 AM jasonryoung - example: george washington-first president; michael jackson-king of pop
- 9:56 AM jasonryoung - what’s yours? people will craft a sentence about you based on how they saw you live.
- 9:57 AM jasonryoung - so many people are 5 miles wide and 5 inches deep-we settle for average
- 9:57 AM jasonryoung - have you found your niche?
- 9:58 AM jasonryoung - boomers are driven; millennials say they are “called”-what we do is more than just a vocation; i am moved from the inside and not just pressure from the outside
- 10:00 AM jasonryoung - there are 2 great moments in life: one when you were born and the other is when you figure out why.
- 10:01 AM jasonryoung - we must get beyond the job-because we are clueless that something is beyond just a good job and the other is there is more but we become more satisfied with just the job
- 10:02 AM jasonryoung - the people that make a contribution do more than just a job
- 10:02 AM jasonryoung - step out of job mode and embrace work mode
- 10:02 AM jasonryoung - there is a difference between your job and your work
- 10:02 AM jasonryoung - here is clarification
- 10:02 AM jasonryoung - our job is a source of income; our work is your contribution
- 10:03 AM jasonryoung - our job comes and go; our work remains the single common thread running through each job
- 10:04 AM jasonryoung - doing a job makes us be a consumer; doing a work makes us to be contributors
- 10:04 AM jasonryoung - the motivation for a job is often competition; the motivation for our work is often compassion and concern
- 10:05 AM jasonryoung - doing your job forces you to walk a mile; doing a work compels you to walk a second mile
- 10:07 AM jasonryoung - the goal for the job is to sell a product; the goal for the work is to solve a problem
- 10:07 AM jasonryoung - a job enables you to make a living; a work enables you to leave a legacy
- 10:08 AM jasonryoung - your work is almost always bigger than your job
- 10:09 AM jasonryoung - your work is seldom just found in a job description
- 10:09 AM jasonryoung - your work and your job may or may not have anything to do with each other
- 10:10 AM jasonryoung - some have to do a job so they can do their work
- 10:10 AM jasonryoung - your salary is seldom a true reflection of what you have done on the earth
- 10:11 AM jasonryoung - money is not a monitor per se
- 10:11 AM jasonryoung - your work will harness your creativity and resources more than your paycheck
- 10:12 AM jasonryoung - what’s moving you?
- 10:12 AM jasonryoung - when your work and job overlap, this is what happens:
- 10:12 AM jasonryoung - your labor improves the world in some way
- 10:12 AM jasonryoung - you generate revenue to give away
- 10:13 AM jasonryoung - it gives you a platform to serve people
- 10:15 AM jasonryoung - arthur guiness-yes, the beer guy, is s a great example of those 3
- 10:16 AM jasonryoung - working on purpose: purpose is the moral compass that steers us toward heroism
- 10:16 AM jasonryoung - check out these 4 words:
- 10:16 AM jasonryoung - DISCOVERY
- 10:16 AM jasonryoung - EXCELLENCE
- 10:17 AM jasonryoung - ALTRUISM
- 10:17 AM jasonryoung - HEROISM
- 10:22 AM jasonryoung - people are talking at their tables for a little small group time
- 10:23 AM jasonryoung - tim elmore is looking smooth in his black vest:)
- 10:25 AM jasonryoung - about to post a picture on twitter of tim elmore
- 10:28 AM jasonryoung - a number of leaders here are in mode of finding their life’s work
- 10:36 AM jasonryoung - ingredients in discovering a life purpose:
- 10:36 AM jasonryoung - BURDENS
- 10:37 AM jasonryoung - what are the needs that make you heavy?
- 10:37 AM jasonryoung - it seems students want to change the world by the end of week, but at the end of the week they have changes their mind
- 10:38 AM jasonryoung - start with a problem not with this would be cool to do
- 10:38 AM jasonryoung - PASSION (probably describes the millennial gen)
- 10:38 AM jasonryoung - the struggle is this generation has a lot of passions
- 10:38 AM jasonryoung - what convictions are you compelled to do?
- 10:39 AM jasonryoung - STRENGTHS
- 10:40 AM jasonryoung - HALLMARKS
- 10:40 AM jasonryoung - what are those markers along the way that could be signposts that are steering you into the future?
- 10:41 AM jasonryoung - RESULTS
- 10:42 AM jasonryoung - when you look at your activities, are there certain ones that you find greater results?
- 10:43 AM jasonryoung - SATISFACTION
- 10:43 AM jasonryoung - what is it that when you do it there is a deep sense of aah?
- 10:44 AM jasonryoung - DREAMS
- 10:44 AM jasonryoung - if you had no fear of failure, what would you attempt to do?
- 10:45 AM jasonryoung - a key component-keep the dream alive and not allow it to be aborted because it’s hard
- 10:47 AM jasonryoung - tim elmore is telling the story about how the game monopoly came to be
- 10:47 AM jasonryoung - cool story
- 10:47 AM jasonryoung - THEMES
- 10:47 AM jasonryoung - what are the recurring issues that keep coming up in your conversations?
- 10:48 AM jasonryoung - AFFIRMATION
- 10:48 AM jasonryoung - what are people who know you best saying about what you are great at doing?
- 10:49 AM jasonryoung - affirm what needs to be affirmed
- 10:49 AM jasonryoung - VALUES
- 10:49 AM jasonryoung - what principles drive your major decisions?
- 10:49 AM jasonryoung - we all have values-some by default and some by choice
- 10:50 AM jasonryoung - EXPERIENCES
- 10:50 AM jasonryoung - what’s been sprinkled in your past how can some of them be actual tools?
- 10:51 AM jasonryoung - OPPORTUNITIES
- 10:51 AM jasonryoung - what is a step you can take right now to help?
- 10:51 AM jasonryoung - nothing sexy but a great step
- 10:53 AM jasonryoung - your task as a niche coach
- 10:53 AM jasonryoung - four things:
- 10:53 AM jasonryoung - EXPOSE
- 10:53 AM jasonryoung - intro them to a great leader, an event, let them travel with you, etc
- 10:54 AM jasonryoung - be that person
- 10:54 AM jasonryoung - john maxwell did this for tim elmore
- 10:55 AM jasonryoung - EXPLAIN
- 10:55 AM jasonryoung - take time to have conversation. help them interpret, process, and apply.
- 10:56 AM jasonryoung - keith helped tim elmore in this area
- 10:56 AM jasonryoung - EXEMPLIFY
- 10:56 AM jasonryoung - live good and healthy leadership
- 10:56 AM jasonryoung - model the way
- 10:58 AM jasonryoung - EVALUATE
- 10:58 AM jasonryoung - affirm what you can but be honest
- 11:02 AM jasonryoung - their task on the niche search
- 11:02 AM jasonryoung - EXPLORE
- 11:02 AM jasonryoung - hunt and find; but it’s okay to hunt and not find…as least they are exploring
- 11:03 AM jasonryoung - EXPERIMENT
- 11:03 AM jasonryoung - it’s okay to try something-just do it
- 11:03 AM jasonryoung - EXAMINE
- 11:04 AM jasonryoung - ask: does it feel natural? how was i feeling on the inside?
- 11:04 AM jasonryoung - EXPECT
- 11:04 AM jasonryoung - teach them to have their antennas up
- 11:05 AM jasonryoung - break time:) where’s the food? here come the cookies-yes!
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