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Non-negotiables are the minimum daily actions that leaders refuse to skip, which over time transform unpredictable outcomes into predictable success.
• Daily behaviors entirely within your control that you commit to no matter how busy, tired, or stressed you become
• Focus on realistic commitments across body, mind, mission, people, and integrity
• Start with three manageable non-negotiables rather than creating an overwhelming list
• Leadership success comes from consistent small actions rather than occasional grand gestures
• Examples include daily scripture reading, 30 minutes of movement, and expressions of love to family
• Consider how to "gamify" your commitments to maintain motivation over weeks and months
• Focus on what you can control when choosing your non-negotiables
What small, consistent action will you commit to today that could transform your leadership tomorrow?
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Chapters
1. Welcome Back and Summer Recap (00:00:00)
2. The Concept of Non-Negotiables (00:02:31)
3. 100-Pound Weight Loss Journey (00:03:58)
4. Examples of Daily Non-Negotiables (00:07:30)
5. Small Actions Lead to Great Success (00:10:12)
6. Gamifying Your Commitments (00:12:36)
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