Advance Leadership

Here is your audio 5-day journal challenge. We invite you to take up the cause. Push yourself to develop a foundational life habit.

Many successful and dignified leaders claim journaling as their keystone habit. They like the kind of person it shapes them to be.

On the other hand, everyone has experienced crappy leaders who could use more self-awareness and self-honesty. Journaling could help them as well.

The practice of honest self-reflection expands our world and draws us closer to humanity. It is the road to self-awareness and self-honesty.

This 5-day journal challenge includes a daily audio coaching session with Dr. Scott. These 5-7 minute sessions will guide you to develop the skill of tri-optic journaling.

May this be the beginning of a new life journey.

1) Paper and pen
2) Schedule 10-20 minutes for 5 days
3) Get alone and quiet
4) Listen to one recording each day
5) Learn the tri-optic system
6) Download the example template
7) Describe your experience in comments below.
8) Share and invite friends to join you in the 5-day challenge

What talents have I buried or forgotten that I have?
Who is a good role model for my current role?
If my body could speak to me, what would it say?
Who is on the edge of my social circles that I would like to be in my core?
How have I hurt other’s careers and what can I do now to help people?
Where had my ego gotten in the way of my growth?
What would others say that I obsess too much about? Is it possible they are right?
What opportunities are on the edge of my awareness?
If I had 20 minutes of insane courage I would…
What is my best habit?
What attribute did I inherit from a parent that I am grateful for?
How can I overdeliver on a critical promise.
What are my professional blind spots? Personal blind spots?
Design an ultimate vacation. How could I pull this off?
Do I live by a code, covenant or manifesto? Is it working for me?
What can I learn from my biggest mistake?
What topic do I need to learn more about that would improve life or work?
What are your highest current priorities and how much time per week do you spend on each of them?