Comments on: Leeches and Vampires!

By: Dominique

Dominique — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 15:02:23 +0000

How timely!!!! Little late reading, but the timing is perfect! Thanks for this Danny…

By: Ron April

Ron April — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:22:02 +0000

Hi Danny,
Time management has been a major theme of your teaching since I can remember but this article puts it in very meaningful terminology. On a more simple note, I know that when I take the time to prepare a schedule of tomorrow’s activities and appointments today, I find I have tons of available time to actually handle 2-3 times the work load than if I didn’t do it. So much can happen so fast throughout the day that you can just simply “forget” to address everything if you don’t have it in writing. So I say, “schedule every day like it’s your last, and feel the freedom of all the extra time you’ll have to work On your business, not in it.”

Ron

By: Danielle Miller

Danielle Miller — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 02:55:52 +0000

Amen to all of the above.
There are no words that can express how grateful I am for the opportunity to be able to learn from You and the others on Craig’s Coaching Team. But You are the one that was able to open my eyes on my biggest issue implementing all the great building blocks you all provide for my business, actually picking up the phone, crutial for success. Thank you will never be enough for how you were able to give insight in the problem between my ears. I am so grateful knowing that, if I slip at any time, I can count on you to be there to bring me back on the straight and narrow path. Happy Easter to you and your loved ones.

By: Danny Griffin

Danny Griffin — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 18:05:54 +0000

Thanks to all of you that have taken the time to comment on this piece…it means a lot to me that we are hitting home with these Mojos! All I really ever wanted in return was for you to pass them along to those people that you care about!!

By: Joe McCafferty

Joe McCafferty — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 16:18:48 +0000

Hi Danny

Great topic!! I just got back home from the conference. I noticed in my mastermind group lack of time was the main theme for everyone in our group. I am taking some time today to write down some goals and action items to get back on track after getting recharged from another great conference.

Danny I want to thank you for giving all of us at the conference your most valuable asset…your time. You are always upbeat and motivated through out the whole conference. I will try to repay you for your time spent by applying what you have shared.

It is always a pleasure to hear Craig Proctor at the conference and even better when I get the opportunity to have a conversation with Craig. It shows me that he is just another guy…but has mastered the art of time and marketing, and is nice enough to share his systems with everyone willing to listen.

Thanks Again for all your time at the conference and on the weekly Tuesday night calls.

Joe McCafferty

By: Trevor Waddell

Trevor Waddell — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 04:47:57 +0000

What great timing of this blog…this past week has me spinning with loss of time!! The Real Estate Market is much more active now with all the pent-up buyers over the winter months hiding and staying warm. They are all out at once and demanding my time – I need to be good at managing my time to make the best of my day – lost time is lost deals – lost deals is lost income!!! Very easy to get distracted and off course with your time in a day. Time is so valuable…it is the only thing that if you loose time – you can never find what your lost or make it up. If I lose one hour today – that is lost time tomorrow to try to make it up. Need to be alert and pay attention to time management!!

By: Ken Diebold

Ken Diebold — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 10:38:17 +0000

I have been training management teams and coaching executives for over 20 years on this very subject. These points are “bang on”. The simple matter is that as human beings in our roles as managers, leaders, fathers, mothers, friends, etc., we want to get every minute to count…to be the most meaningful. To do this we begin to act immediately without pausing to think…what is most important today. What will, when accomplished, point me in the direction of achieving my ultimate goals if live. The big ones, the ones that really matter. So as we wake up everyday and begin our concious life what do we do? Whatever screams at us the loudest. Do what Danny urges. Have your weekely plan. Make sure it supports your monthly, quarterly and yearly goals that untlimatley lead to your big goals. Wake up, grab your map and follow it to your daily accomplishment. Feel how good it really does feel to get to the end of your journey and know you are on your way to achieving your big goals.

Easier said than done….yes indeed. But we all can do it.

By: Stan Zervos

Stan Zervos — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 03:42:21 +0000

Danny,
All I can say is WOW!! My wife and I are at the SuperConference in Dallas and I can see, in person how passionate you are about life and teaching us newbies. Great speach tonight 4/6/09 at the end of the day. If anyone had any doubts, they should be gone!!!
Thank You

By: Lisa Herman

Lisa Herman — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:17:27 +0000

Danny,

Thanks so much for all you do. I really appreciate getting the Monday MoJo from you. You are outrageous and so generous with your time at this conference. Amazing job.

Thanks,

Lisa Herman
Coaching Group #39

By: Gail

Gail — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:04:29 +0000

Thank you, Danny. I am guilty fo how I use my time..wisely. I have set my ideal week but, allow distractions to waste it. I appreciate the reminders and the spirit of discipline is always rewarded.