You might have heard/read the adage ‘What gets measured gets managed.’
It’s the idea that we can’t change or improve something unless we’re keeping track of it.
The simple act of paying attention to something will cause you to make connections you never did before, and you’ll improve the those areas – almost miraculously, without any extra effort.
And it doesn’t mean only things with numbers can be measured: there are ways of turning more qualitative, subjective aspects of life into a measurable format.
This approach to personal development or creative business progress isn’t going to appeal to every introvert, I know. For J’s (INTJ, ISTJ, INFJ, ISFJ) this approach might come naturally – but for P types (INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP) there might be some resistance to this more left-brain tracking habit.
But bare with me! This tracking business is seriously powerful – and it can be fun, if you decide to make it so.
It’s the idea that we can’t change or improve something unless we’re keeping track of it.
The simple act of paying attention to something will cause you to make connections you never did before, and you’ll improve the those areas – almost miraculously, without any extra effort.
And it doesn’t mean only things with numbers can be measured: there are ways of turning more qualitative, subjective aspects of life into a measurable format.
This approach to personal development or creative business progress isn’t going to appeal to every introvert, I know. For J’s (INTJ, ISTJ, INFJ, ISFJ) this approach might come naturally – but for P types (INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP) there might be some resistance to this more left-brain tracking habit.
But bare with me! This tracking business is seriously powerful – and it can be fun, if you decide to make it so.
In today’s podcast, I’ll be sharing the simple step that you can start taking today to make progress in any creative pursuit or life goal.
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