Ep128: Balancing Health and Habit Welcome to Cloudlandia

In this episode of Welcome to Cloudlandia, I reminisce about our wonderful experience at the recent Cloudlandia conference at Canyon Ranch in Tucson facilitated by the legendary Joe Polish.


We discuss the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle through routines like DEXA scans. Our conversation explores cultivating daily habits that balance productivity and creativity without overcommitting.


Wrapping up, we tackle the nuances of time management as entrepreneurs and commitment levels' impact on execution. Discover how dependability and prudent social media actions shape future opportunities, drawing from Kevin O'Leary's wisdom.



SHOW HIGHLIGHTS






Dan and I delve into the significance of the series' theme song and its role in their listening routine, based on Chris's reflections.
We discuss Chris's trip to Tucson and their perspective on the moderated conference experience led by Joe Polish at Canyon Ranch.
We highlight the importance of maintaining consistency and improvement over time, drawing upon the eight profit activators as an example.
Dan analyzes a typical day at Canyon Ranch through Chris's recount, emphasizing the value of health checks like the DEXA scan for body composition.
We explore the paradox of having ample free time yet facing a lack of productivity due to multiple options.
Dan and I discuss the various levels of commitment and how they influence the ability to complete tasks, especially in the entrepreneurial environment.
The chapter on trust, money, and social media is explored, examining the challenges of relying on unpredictable and the personal ethos of dependability.
We assess the intertwined nature of trust, money, and social media, referencing Kevin O'Leary's perspective on the potential long-term impacts of public actions.
reflect on Chris's strategy for managing time and commitments, including his rule against traveling for marketing purposes.
The episode concludes with us having a candid conversation about procrastination, commitment, and the challenge of executing tasks without external scaffolding.





Links:
WelcomeToCloudlandia.com
StrategicCoach.com
DeanJackson.com
ListingAgentLifestyle.com






TRANSCRIPT


(AI transcript provided as supporting material and may contain errors)



Dan: Welcome to Cloudlandia. You know, the theme song to this series might be the song that I've listened to more in my life than any other song.


Dean: Oh, that's funny I like it.


Dan: I was going through the archives and I said you know, I don't think I've listened to any song as much as I have this song. That's so funny. Yeah, I love it Good music though. It's good music.


Dean: And good message.


Dan: And it, I love it, it's good music, though.


Dean: It's good music, yes, and good message.


Dan: And it's good message.


Dean: It's always a reminder. So welcome back. You've been on the road, arizona.


Dan: Yes, how was that? Oh, it was great. We were in Tucson for about five days at Canyon Ranch, and the weather was absolutely superb. In Fahrenheit terms it was roughly about 75.


Dean: Yeah, perfect right.


Dan: Clear, cool nights, blue skies, no rain and the genius was great. Joe is really in the sweet spot.


Joe Polish is really in the sweet spot because he's controlling it now with his interviews and I think that's terrific, because he had six different guests and if they're just giving a presentation, it can be from bad to really great. But what Joe provides, he just does a framework and of course he directs them with questions and he knows the audience, he knows the speakers, so he's doing a great job of moderating and I think that's a terrific move.


Dean: I like the new setup too that he's got there, the stage with the kind of environment that's good, nice, the kind of environment that's good, Nice.


Dan: Well, let's Proves that, if you just stick with some things long enough, you know it turns really superb after