S3E12 - Trust The Process

Trust The ProcessThis week, McKay highlights the crucial role of well-defined processes in achieving excellence and making impactful decisions. From the tragic helicopter crash involving Kobe Bryant to the remarkable success story of Vince Lombardi and the Green Bay Packers, our host explores the ways in which embracing effective processes can bring clarity, consistency, and success to every aspect of our lives.Mckay demonstrates that, by understanding the significance of processes and implementing them in our personal and professional endeavors, we can navigate uncertainty, optimize decision-making, and make consistent progress towards our goals. He also shares his insightful perspectives on the impact of pressure and urgency on decision-making, the importance of patience and trust in the process, and the consequences of disregarding or bypassing them. Be sure to accept McKay’s invitation today to embrace the power of processes, and act upon his practical guidance on identifying processes, creating process maps, and fostering accountability. Episode Highlights:The impact of pressure and urgency on decision-makingThe power of processes in achieving consistent excellenceThe role of processes in aviation and their influence on safetyConsequences of ignoring or bypassing processesImportance of clear decision-making in adverse conditionsIdentifying processes to improve outcomes in personal and professional lifeCreating process maps to optimize flow and timing of tasksThe significance of accountability and collaboration in executing processesMarty Fish's inspiring journey and the transformative power of well-designed processes<br/>Quotes:"Process does the heavy lifting for you. If your life feels like every day, you're making and remaking decisions... If you feel like you lack willpower or can't get things to align the way you should, then it's likely that you need a process.""We, like Marty, have the talent to be great. But we don't give ourselves to the process or find a process or are patient with the process to become who and what we can become.""Remember, be patient with the process. Let the process work in and on you... You will stress less, make fewer decisions because the process does that for you. And you will likely rise to be better before you know it.""You need a solid step-by-step method to create consistent results.""If you don't create repeatable business processes, you'll get different outcomes every time.""Processes help us navigate through uncertain and cloudy times of our lives."
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