elliot-stack 1.0.29 → 1.0.33

This diff represents the content of publicly available package versions that have been released to one of the supported registries. The information contained in this diff is provided for informational purposes only and reflects changes between package versions as they appear in their respective public registries.
Files changed (128) hide show
  1. package/LICENSE +21 -21
  2. package/README.md +5 -0
  3. package/bin/install.cjs +981 -950
  4. package/hooks/repo-search-nudge.js +32 -32
  5. package/package.json +1 -1
  6. package/skills/estack-active-learning-tutor/SKILL.md +339 -339
  7. package/skills/estack-better-title/SKILL.md +64 -64
  8. package/skills/estack-better-title/scripts/rename.sh +55 -55
  9. package/skills/estack-chris-voss/SKILL.md +80 -80
  10. package/skills/estack-chris-voss/references/elliot-notes.md +120 -120
  11. package/skills/estack-chris-voss/references/voss-principles.md +210 -210
  12. package/skills/estack-customer-discovery/SKILL.md +60 -60
  13. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/SKILL.md +332 -332
  14. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/references/config_schema.md +156 -156
  15. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/references/flight_history_schema.md +97 -97
  16. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/references/shuttle_schedules.md +98 -98
  17. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/scripts/check_setup.sh +89 -89
  18. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/scripts/fetch_flights.py +99 -99
  19. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/scripts/filter_flights.py +265 -265
  20. package/skills/estack-flight-planner/scripts/pair_shuttles.py +173 -173
  21. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/SKILL.md +322 -322
  22. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/bin/tracker-tools.cjs +1358 -1358
  23. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/references/gh-cli-patterns.md +124 -124
  24. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/references/result-file-schema.md +156 -156
  25. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/references/tracker-schema.md +96 -96
  26. package/skills/estack-github-issue-tracker/tracker-template.md +58 -58
  27. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/SKILL.md +235 -0
  28. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/adding-references.md +280 -0
  29. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/flows/post-mortem.md +120 -0
  30. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/flows/pre-delegation.md +138 -0
  31. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/1-intake.md +145 -0
  32. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/2-trm-assessment.md +119 -0
  33. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/3-enrollment.md +132 -0
  34. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/4-build-brief.md +171 -0
  35. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/5-monitoring.md +134 -0
  36. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/6-reverse-delegation.md +118 -0
  37. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/frameworks/delegation/phases/7-diagnose.md +200 -0
  38. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/deci-ryan_self-determination-theory__deci-olafsen-ryan-2017-self-determination-theory-in-work-organizations.md +1881 -0
  39. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/deci-ryan_self-determination-theory__gagne-deci-2005-self-determination-theory-and-work-motivation.md +2058 -0
  40. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/deci-ryan_self-determination-theory__selfdeterminationtheory-org-theory-overview-page.md +61 -0
  41. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/gallup_engagement-research__gallup-3-key-insights-into-the-global-workplace-2024.md +57 -0
  42. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/gallup_engagement-research__gallup-managers-account-for-70-percent-of-variance-in-employee-engagement-2015.md +40 -0
  43. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/gallup_engagement-research__gallup-state-of-the-global-workplace-2026-global-data-summary.md +73 -0
  44. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/gallup_engagement-research__gallup-state-of-the-global-workplace-2026-report-landing.md +42 -0
  45. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/hormozi-leila_4-stages__leila-hormozi-the-art-of-delegation-blog-post.md +91 -0
  46. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/oncken-wass_monkeys-hbr-1974__oncken-wass-management-time-whos-got-the-monkey-hbr-classic-1974.md +969 -0
  47. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/sanchez_main-street-millionaire__codie-sanchez-afford-anything-podcast-ep-565-show-notes.md +89 -0
  48. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/sullivan_who-not-how__dan-sullivan-impact-filter-tool-and-guide-booklet.md +565 -0
  49. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/van-edwards_cues__vanessa-van-edwards-lewis-howes-school-of-greatness-ep-1231-show-notes.md +122 -0
  50. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/.source-files/van-edwards_cues__vanessa-van-edwards-roger-dooley-cues-interview.md +194 -0
  51. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/deci-ryan_self-determination-theory.md +166 -0
  52. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/doerr_measure-what-matters.md +154 -0
  53. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/ferriss_4hww.md +189 -0
  54. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/gallup_engagement-research.md +105 -0
  55. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/gerber_e-myth-revisited.md +118 -0
  56. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/grove_high-output-management.md +95 -0
  57. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/hormozi-alex_followthrough.md +152 -0
  58. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/hormozi-leila_4-stages.md +146 -0
  59. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/oncken-wass_monkeys-hbr-1974.md +128 -0
  60. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/sanchez_main-street-millionaire.md +196 -0
  61. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/sullivan_who-not-how.md +137 -0
  62. package/skills/estack-leadership-coach/references/van-edwards_cues.md +189 -0
  63. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/SKILL.md +226 -0
  64. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/references/path-encoding.md +55 -0
  65. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/references/troubleshooting.md +96 -0
  66. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/scripts/migrate-claude-history.js +1123 -0
  67. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/scripts/test-append-note.js +48 -0
  68. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/scripts/test-validate-migration.py +326 -0
  69. package/skills/estack-migrate-claude-session-history/scripts/validate-migration.py +493 -0
  70. package/skills/estack-pdf-to-md/SKILL.md +180 -0
  71. package/skills/estack-pdf-to-md/scripts/pdf_to_md.py +596 -0
  72. package/skills/estack-productivity-prioritization-coach/SKILL.md +124 -0
  73. package/skills/estack-productivity-prioritization-coach/sources/01-tony-robbins-rpm.md +39 -0
  74. package/skills/estack-productivity-prioritization-coach/sources/02-justin-sung-task-prioritization.md +34 -0
  75. package/skills/estack-prompt-builder-coach/SKILL.md +81 -81
  76. package/skills/estack-prompt-builder-coach/definition-of-done-generator.md +42 -42
  77. package/skills/estack-prompt-builder-coach/prompt-builder.md +37 -37
  78. package/skills/estack-prompt-builder-coach/task-shaper.md +36 -36
  79. package/skills/estack-prompt-builder-coach/vague-ask-auditor.md +37 -37
  80. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/SKILL.md +204 -204
  81. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/references/jsonl-schema.md +126 -126
  82. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/references/modes.md +423 -423
  83. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/references/recipes.md +271 -271
  84. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/__init__.py +1 -1
  85. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/parser.py +460 -460
  86. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/paths.py +234 -234
  87. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/search.py +179 -179
  88. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/subagents.py +88 -88
  89. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/lib/tools.py +144 -144
  90. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/read_transcript.py +1776 -1776
  91. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/conftest.py +40 -40
  92. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/README.md +20 -20
  93. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/all-noise.jsonl +4 -4
  94. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/basic-session.jsonl +2 -2
  95. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/engagement-gaps.jsonl +9 -9
  96. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/engagement-noise.jsonl +7 -7
  97. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/engagement-parallel-a.jsonl +3 -3
  98. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/engagement-parallel-b.jsonl +3 -3
  99. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/engagement-waiting.jsonl +5 -5
  100. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/interrupted.jsonl +2 -2
  101. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/multi-compact.jsonl +8 -8
  102. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/pending-user.jsonl +2 -2
  103. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/subagent-no-meta/subagents/agent-aaa.jsonl +2 -2
  104. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/subagent-no-meta.jsonl +2 -2
  105. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/subagent-parent/subagents/agent-xyz123.jsonl +2 -2
  106. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/subagent-parent/subagents/agent-xyz123.meta.json +1 -1
  107. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/subagent-parent.jsonl +4 -4
  108. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/time-spread.jsonl +6 -6
  109. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/timeline-day-test.jsonl +5 -5
  110. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/tool-zoo.jsonl +10 -10
  111. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/truncated.jsonl +2 -2
  112. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/unicode.jsonl +2 -2
  113. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/with-advisor.jsonl +3 -3
  114. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/with-compact.jsonl +5 -5
  115. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/fixtures/with-thinking.jsonl +2 -2
  116. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_backup_roots.py +56 -56
  117. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_engagement.py +239 -239
  118. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_json_format.py +201 -201
  119. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_modes.py +199 -199
  120. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_parser.py +195 -195
  121. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_paths.py +133 -133
  122. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_search.py +78 -78
  123. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_subagents.py +43 -43
  124. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_timeline.py +179 -179
  125. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_timezone_and_project.py +212 -212
  126. package/skills/estack-read-claude-session-history/scripts/tests/test_tools.py +80 -80
  127. package/skills/estack-repo-search/SKILL.md +65 -65
  128. package/skills/estack-vscode-file-recovery/SKILL.md +188 -0
@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
1
+ ---
2
+ source_url: https://affordanything.com/565-codie-sanchez-from-wall-street-to-washing-machines/
3
+ source_type: website
4
+ extracted_by: claude
5
+ extracted_on: 2026-05-20
6
+ feeds_reference: sanchez_main-street-millionaire
7
+ ---
8
+
9
+ # #565: Codie Sanchez: From Wall Street to Washing Machines
10
+
11
+ December 10, 2024 By **Paula Pant**
12
+
13
+ When Codie Sanchez worked in finance, she wasn't planning to buy a laundromat. But facing 60-70 hour workweeks and realizing she didn't want her boss's job, she started looking for an exit strategy. Instead of buying a fancy car during her "midlife crisis," she purchased that first laundromat – a decision that would lead her to acquire multiple laundromats, car washes, and other local businesses.
14
+
15
+ Codie joins us to break down how regular people can buy and run profitable local businesses, even without previous ownership experience. These "Main Street" businesses – think laundromats, car washes, landscaping companies, and other local services – often generate steady cash flow without requiring complex technology or massive scale.
16
+
17
+ She shares eye-opening stats about business ownership in America: while 80 percent of Americans owned a business in the 1800s, today that number has dropped to just 6 percent. Meanwhile, private equity firms have increased their ownership of small businesses from 4 percent in 2000 to 20 percent by 2020.
18
+
19
+ But there's good news for aspiring business owners. Codie breaks down 21 different ways to finance a business acquisition, from seller financing to equipment loans. She explains that 60 percent of businesses sell with some form of seller financing, making ownership more accessible than many realize.
20
+
21
+ Want to avoid common pitfalls? Codie introduces her RICH framework:
22
+
23
+ – **Research:** Define what type of business fits your goals and skills
24
+
25
+ – **Invest:** Get skin in the game, but never risk bankruptcy
26
+
27
+ – **Command:** Use systems and metrics to avoid accidentally buying yourself a job
28
+
29
+ – **Harness:** Build toward bigger goals if desired
30
+
31
+ She emphasizes starting small — master one business before attempting to build an empire. A successful acquisition requires understanding the "roadmap to making money" – the 5-7 key steps that drive profit in any business.
32
+
33
+ The numbers tell an encouraging story: while 90 percent of startups fail within 10 years, small business acquisitions have a 75-95 percent success rate. Codie attributes this to buying proven business models rather than starting from scratch.
34
+
35
+ Perhaps most importantly, she challenges the notion that "boring" businesses can't generate serious wealth. From a roofing company founder becoming one of the world's wealthiest women to a garbage collection entrepreneur building a billion-dollar enterprise, Main Street businesses have created numerous millionaires and billionaires.
36
+
37
+ Want to learn more? Check out Main Street Millionaire.
38
+
39
+ ## Timestamps
40
+
41
+ *Note: Timestamps will vary on individual listening devices based on dynamic advertising run times. The provided timestamps are approximate and may be several minutes off due to changing ad lengths.*
42
+
43
+ 0:00 Introduction
44
+
45
+ 2:54 Codie shares story of buying first laundromat while in finance career
46
+
47
+ 10:42 Defines main street businesses as local services like landscaping and car washes
48
+
49
+ 17:11 Breaks down private equity's growing acquisition of small businesses since 2000
50
+
51
+ 34:31 Reveals why successful owners keep "boring" but profitable businesses quiet
52
+
53
+ 41:58 Lists creative ways to finance business acquisitions
54
+
55
+ 48:20 Emphasizes importance of dealmaking education before buying
56
+
57
+ 55:45 Introduces "cheetah vs house cat" framework for identifying operators
58
+
59
+ 1:03:05 Compares in-person vs remote work effectiveness
60
+
61
+ 1:06:45 Warns against accidentally buying a job instead of a business
62
+
63
+ 1:18:38 Shows power of metrics and dashboards in business management
64
+
65
+ 1:27:41 Outlines strategies for building business empires
66
+
67
+ 1:34:55 Highlights wealth potential in basic service businesses
68
+
69
+ ---
70
+
71
+ ## Sponsors (as listed on page)
72
+
73
+ **NetSuite** — NetSuite is the number one cloud financial system, bringing accounting, financial management, inventory, HR, into ONE platform, and ONE source of truth. Head to **NetSuite.com/PAULA** to download the CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning.
74
+
75
+ **1Password** — 1Password's award-winning password manager is trusted by millions of users and over 100,000 businesses. Go to **1Password.com/paula** for a free two-week trial.
76
+
77
+ **Indeed** — If you're looking for amazing talent to bolster your team, you need Indeed. Go to **indeed.com/paula** for a $75 job credit to upgrade your listing and start hiring today.
78
+
79
+ **Shopify** — Diversify your business by selling physical and digital products through Shopify's all-in-one platform. Go to **shopify.com/paula** for $1/month trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features.
80
+
81
+ **Monarch Money** — Monarch is the top-rated, all-in-one personal finance app. It gives you a comprehensive view of all your accounts, investments, transactions, cash flow, net worth, and more. Go to **monarchmoney.com/paula** to get 30% off your first year.
82
+
83
+ **Wayfair** — Wayfair is the go-to destination for everything home, no matter your style or budget. Go to **wayfair.com** or the Wayfair mobile app to shop for holiday deals.
84
+
85
+ ---
86
+
87
+ ## Extraction Notes
88
+
89
+ This page contains show notes and timestamps only — no episode transcript is published on the page. The "cheetah vs house cat" operator framework (timestamp 55:45) and the laundromat sale story (timestamp 2:54) are referenced by name in the timestamps but no verbatim transcript content is available on this page. Full episode audio is available via the podcast feed.
@@ -0,0 +1,565 @@
1
+ <figure>
2
+
3
+ STRATEGIC
4
+ COACH®
5
+
6
+ </figure>
7
+
8
+
9
+ THE IMPACT
10
+ FILTER TOOL
11
+ AND GUIDE
12
+
13
+ <!-- PageBreak [1] -->
14
+
15
+ Being intentional means having a powerful sense of purpose. It means
16
+ knowing the importance of what you're doing and being very clear
17
+ about what your ideal outcome looks like. It's actually selling yourself
18
+ on and emotionally committing to any project or situation in life.
19
+
20
+ With entrepreneurs, it's all about results, with every decision
21
+ and action focused on the growth of their business. This means
22
+ intentionality is a critical mindset for any entrepreneur. The clearer
23
+ you are in any given situation or on any project, the better and faster
24
+ the result, and the greater the success-plus, the easier it will be to sell
25
+ others on the idea and get them emotionally committed.
26
+
27
+
28
+ # THE INTENTIONALITY MINDSET.
29
+
30
+ Developing an intentionality mindset is easy if you commit to making some
31
+ relatively small changes to the way you're currently thinking and operating:
32
+
33
+
34
+ ## 1. The person with the highest intentionality in any situation wins.
35
+
36
+ When you approach any situation in life purposefully aiming for a very specific
37
+ result and selling yourself on how that result will look and feel, your confidence
38
+ will be greater going in, and the chances are higher that you're going to come
39
+ out a winner.
40
+
41
+ As an entrepreneur, wouldn't you want to be as intentional as possible, then,
42
+ about any project you're about to get involved in? When you make highly
43
+ conscious decisions that lead to a successful outcome, you do away with
44
+ disappointing results that eat away at your confidence and ultimately decrease
45
+ productivity.
46
+
47
+
48
+ ## 2. Never go into any situation without being totally sold on your intentionality.
49
+
50
+ Sometimes, by actively thinking about your intentions in a situation, you'll find
51
+ that what you're aiming for isn't right for you, your company, or the important
52
+ people around you. You're not sold, and if you're not sold, you're never going to
53
+ successfully sell anyone else who's involved. There's no harm in walking away at
54
+
55
+ 2
56
+ <!-- PageBreak [2] -->
57
+
58
+ The Impact Filter™ Tool And Guide
59
+
60
+ this point, and, in fact, you've saved yourself from getting involved in a situation
61
+ that would likely be stressful and a waste of your time and money.
62
+
63
+
64
+ ## 3. High intentionality multiplies high-quality situations and continually eliminates low-quality situations.
65
+
66
+ Being intentional can also decrease your own involvement and time spent on
67
+ a specific project while increasing the quality of your results exponentially. The
68
+ important visioning you've applied to achieving a specific result on one project
69
+ might easily be applied to another or many other similar projects or situations-
70
+ and the whole documented process could possibly be followed by someone
71
+ other than you, saving you time and energy.
72
+
73
+
74
+ ### WHAT DOES INTENTIONALITY LOOK LIKE?
75
+
76
+ Almost all the trouble you'll get yourself into as an entrepreneur will come from
77
+ trying to sell someone on something you're not sold on yourself.
78
+
79
+ To avoid this, Strategic Coach® founder Dan Sullivan always uses a proprietary
80
+ tool called The Impact Filter™ to sell himself on every project or idea he's involved
81
+ in before taking any action on it.
82
+
83
+ This process gets him highly focused on the exact result he wants to see, and the
84
+ half-hour or so it takes to complete not only saves time for him and everyone
85
+ else involved, it can weed out projects he actually can't sell himself on.
86
+
87
+ It's a hugely effective productivity strategy for organizing your thinking, getting
88
+ any project launched, and planning effective teamwork.
89
+
90
+ The thinking process behind The Impact Filter looks like this:
91
+
92
+ 1\. What you want to achieve. The first step is to ask yourself what you want
93
+ to accomplish, what the biggest difference achieving this will make, and what
94
+ the completed project ideally looks like. Describe not only the more concrete
95
+ details, but how you would feel in this situation. This could point to some
96
+ troubleshooting you might have to do, outside resources you might have to
97
+ invest in, a change in timing, or any number of factors that will affect the success
98
+ of the project.
99
+
100
+ 3
101
+ <!-- PageBreak [3] -->
102
+
103
+ . Consider things like what it will mean to you personally-for example, your
104
+ confidence, your belief in yourself and your goals, your values, your reputation,
105
+ your financial situation, your ability to keep growing your company, new
106
+ opportunities opening up, your physical and mental well being, and so on.
107
+
108
+ · What about others who are involved? How will these people be affected-your
109
+ client or prospect, your team, your partner, your spouse, your family and
110
+ friends, the people in any of the communities you're involved with? The more
111
+ detail you're able to capture, the better prepared you'll be to move forward
112
+ with confidence.
113
+
114
+ At this point, you'll either have sold yourself or you won't have, and you'll have to
115
+ make the decision to move forward or let go of your idea.
116
+
117
+ 2\. Best and worst. Next, look not only at what the best possible result would
118
+ be, but also the worst-case scenario in all its worrisome detail. (In fact, Dan
119
+ recommends doing the worst-case scenario first.) Detail is the key here: Put your
120
+ imagination and articulation skills to work, capturing each result as fully as you
121
+ can. Once you're done, you'll feel like you're living that moment of elation or
122
+ defeat. Either is a tremendous motivator when you think about it!
123
+
124
+ 3\. Success criteria. Last, it's critical to have clear-cut criteria for measuring the
125
+ final result. What you're looking at here is what has to be true at the end of the
126
+ project. Again, the more specific you are about your success criteria, the more
127
+ likely you are to get the outcome you're looking for. Success criteria are actions,
128
+ decisions, communications, and completions.
129
+
130
+ Actual numbers, dates, dollars, and other ways of measuring success will not
131
+ only get you much clearer on what you want to achieve, they'll give you solid
132
+ benchmarks to measure against after the project has been completed-useful
133
+ information for next time.
134
+
135
+ The intentionality process we've just described is most powerful when written
136
+ down, diagrammed, or otherwise captured for future use on other projects. This
137
+ is not only a great way to repeat successes more efficiently, it's also one of the
138
+ most effective ways to delegate.
139
+
140
+ 4
141
+ <!-- PageBreak [4] -->
142
+
143
+ The Impact Filter™ Tool And Guide
144
+
145
+
146
+ # THE IDEAL DELEGATION STRATEGY.
147
+
148
+ Dan uses this thinking process before starting any new project, workshop, or
149
+ marketing event. He'll also go through it before speeches, interviews, and client
150
+ meetings.
151
+
152
+ If he wants to sell anyone-clients on a new idea, the team on a new project-
153
+ he knows that he has to sell himself on it first, then sell it to them, and then get
154
+ them to emotionally commit. This is always, without fail, his delegation process.
155
+
156
+ In his own words, he's set out his expectations and measurements for a
157
+ successful result-the "why" of it. With all of this clearly laid out, his team has all
158
+ they need to get started, and they'll figure out on their own the best way to get
159
+ the result.
160
+
161
+ Dan says, "I don't involve myself in telling other people how to do things. I rely
162
+ on the fact that if I'm asking them to do something, it's something I know they're
163
+ better at than I am."
164
+
165
+ No one said that it has to be you doing all the work, and, in fact, we believe
166
+ you shouldn't. Why work harder and longer? Use this intentionality process to
167
+ delegate, and devote your newfound time to doing more of what you love and
168
+ do best.
169
+
170
+ 5
171
+ <!-- PageBreak [5] -->
172
+
173
+
174
+ <figure>
175
+
176
+ STRATEGIC
177
+ COACH®
178
+
179
+ </figure>
180
+
181
+
182
+ # THE IMPACT FILTER® TM
183
+
184
+
185
+ # GUIDE
186
+
187
+
188
+ <table>
189
+ <tr>
190
+ <th>1. PROJECT/FOCUS</th>
191
+ <th>In control of my time &amp; schedule</th>
192
+ <th colspan="2"></th>
193
+ </tr>
194
+ <tr>
195
+ <th>PURPOSE</th>
196
+ <th>What do you want to accomplish? What is your motivation?</th>
197
+ <th>3. SUCCESS CRITERIA</th>
198
+ <th>What specific results must be true for this project to be a success?</th>
199
+ </tr>
200
+ <tr>
201
+ <td colspan="2" rowspan="2">Use The Time System to better organize my time so I'm more rejuvenated &amp; productive</td>
202
+ <td colspan="2">1 Schedule more time between meetings to ensure I'm prepped &amp; on time</td>
203
+ </tr>
204
+ <tr>
205
+ <td colspan="2">2 Schedule free time &amp; vacations at least 6 months ahead</td>
206
+ </tr>
207
+ <tr>
208
+ <td>IMPORTANCE</td>
209
+ <td>What is the difference this will make? What impact will this have?</td>
210
+ <td colspan="2">3 Organize chores for weeknights to free up my weekends for doing what rejuvenates me</td>
211
+ </tr>
212
+ <tr>
213
+ <td colspan="2" rowspan="2">I will have a framework to operate within that has clear &amp; distinct boundaries</td>
214
+ <td colspan="2">4 More strategic - scheduling time to work on projects, not just meetings</td>
215
+ </tr>
216
+ <tr>
217
+ <td colspan="2">5 Share my Focus &amp; Buffer activities with the team - get their feedback/insights</td>
218
+ </tr>
219
+ <tr>
220
+ <td>IDEAL OUTCOME</td>
221
+ <td>What does the completed project look like? What is the payoff?</td>
222
+ <td colspan="2">6 Review my activities every 90 days</td>
223
+ </tr>
224
+ <tr>
225
+ <td colspan="2">I use the structure to track my progress &amp; make improvements every week, the increased intentionality will allow me to better plan out my days - especially my Free Days (which</td>
226
+ <td colspan="2">7 Complete my Weekly Planner every Monday, including a Positive Focus from the previous week</td>
227
+ </tr>
228
+ <tr>
229
+ <td colspan="2">are non-existent right now) - &amp; I will feel more confident &amp; motivated</td>
230
+ <td colspan="2">8 Schedule time every month to debrief the last 30 days (what worked, what didn't work, improvement ideas)</td>
231
+ </tr>
232
+ </table>
233
+
234
+
235
+ ## 2. SELLING YOURSELF
236
+
237
+
238
+ <table>
239
+ <tr>
240
+ <td>BEST RESULT</td>
241
+ <td rowspan="2">I feel completely in control of my time, more creative than reactive, more rejuvenated at home, more focused &amp; productive at work, always on time &amp; prepared for meetings, grouping Focus/Buffer activities together to get the maximum momentum, getting more accomplished - increase my capacity for taking on more responsibility, happy &amp; fun</td>
242
+ </tr>
243
+ <tr>
244
+ <td>What's possible if you do take action.</td>
245
+ </tr>
246
+ <tr>
247
+ <td>WORST RESULT</td>
248
+ <td rowspan="2">Continue feeling overwhelmed &amp; frustrated, constantly running behind, overscheduling myself, not leaving time to get things done, constantly getting distracted &amp; interrupted, taking work home on weekends - not getting rejuvenated, everything feels like a crisis, team not confident in my work, unhappy &amp; cranky</td>
249
+ </tr>
250
+ <tr>
251
+ <td>What's at risk if you don't take action.</td>
252
+ </tr>
253
+ </table>
254
+
255
+
256
+ Name: (Your name)
257
+
258
+ Date: (Today's Date)
259
+
260
+ 6
261
+ <!-- PageBreak [6] -->
262
+
263
+ The Impact Filter™ Tool And Guide
264
+
265
+
266
+ <figure>
267
+
268
+ STRATEGIC
269
+ COACH®
270
+
271
+ </figure>
272
+
273
+
274
+ THE IMPACT FILTER®
275
+ TM
276
+
277
+
278
+ # GUIDE
279
+
280
+
281
+ <table>
282
+ <tr>
283
+ <th>1. PROJECT/FOCUS</th>
284
+ <th>Video coaching program based</th>
285
+ <th colspan="2">on The Team Success Handbook</th>
286
+ </tr>
287
+ <tr>
288
+ <th>PURPOSE</th>
289
+ <th>What do you want to accomplish? What is your motivation?</th>
290
+ <th>3. SUCCESS CRITERIA</th>
291
+ <th>What specific results must be true for this project to be a success?</th>
292
+ </tr>
293
+ <tr>
294
+ <td colspan="2" rowspan="3">To create a powerful, fun, useful video coaching program based on The Team Success Handbook</td>
295
+ <td colspan="2">1 14 modules w/ in-depth coaching &amp; a leaders' guide based on The Entrepreneurial Attitude</td>
296
+ </tr>
297
+ <tr>
298
+ <td colspan="2">2 Short, punchy, fun, high-quality videos w/ team &amp; client cameos. I'm engaging, insightful, &amp; caring.</td>
299
+ </tr>
300
+ <tr>
301
+ <td colspan="2">3</td>
302
+ </tr>
303
+ <tr>
304
+ <td>IMPORTANCE</td>
305
+ <td>What is the difference this will make? What impact will this have?</td>
306
+ <td colspan="2">It's the perfect next step for people who've purchased The Team Success Handbook</td>
307
+ </tr>
308
+ <tr>
309
+ <td colspan="2" rowspan="2">Helps entrepreneurs &amp; team leaders integrate &amp; implement The Entrepreneurial Attitude so they can build a Self-Managing Company</td>
310
+ <td colspan="2">4 Clients use the series in meetings as basis for implementing the concepts within their companies</td>
311
+ </tr>
312
+ <tr>
313
+ <td colspan="2">5 Team members feel understood, appreciated, &amp; inspired to grow</td>
314
+ </tr>
315
+ <tr>
316
+ <td>IDEAL OUTCOME</td>
317
+ <td>What does the completed project look like? What is the payoff?</td>
318
+ <td colspan="2">6 Everyone who buys it is ecstatic - they feel it's great value for their investment</td>
319
+ </tr>
320
+ <tr>
321
+ <td colspan="2">It will be a fabulous product that provides concrete, practical coaching strategies; neat interviews, quizzes, &amp; real-life examples; &amp; additional insights &amp; material - a very valuable</td>
322
+ <td colspan="2">7 It accelerates my reputation as an entrepreneurial team coach w/ unique insights</td>
323
+ </tr>
324
+ <tr>
325
+ <td colspan="2">program for people to watch over &amp; over again. We get rave reviews &amp; it works.</td>
326
+ <td colspan="2">8 It saves $$ &amp; makes $$ for everyone who purchases it - it's a runaway best-seller</td>
327
+ </tr>
328
+ </table>
329
+
330
+
331
+ ## 2. SELLING YOURSELF
332
+
333
+
334
+ <table>
335
+ <tr>
336
+ <td>BEST RESULT</td>
337
+ <td rowspan="2">Phenomenal new product w/ solid value, easy to deliver, easy to learn, both team members &amp; entrepreneurs love it. Team members feel understood, appreciated, &amp; more capable, &amp; entrepreneurs feel understood &amp; leveraged.</td>
338
+ </tr>
339
+ <tr>
340
+ <td>What's possible if you do take action.</td>
341
+ </tr>
342
+ <tr>
343
+ <td>WORST RESULT</td>
344
+ <td rowspan="2">We don't do it, so there's no leverage to the book, or it's not a quality product so people feel it's not worth the price, that it's a waste of training dollars &amp; time - my reputation is negatively impacted</td>
345
+ </tr>
346
+ <tr>
347
+ <td>What's at risk if you don't take action.</td>
348
+ </tr>
349
+ </table>
350
+
351
+
352
+ Name: (Your name)
353
+
354
+ Date: (Today's Date)
355
+
356
+ 7
357
+ <!-- PageBreak [7] -->
358
+
359
+
360
+ <figure>
361
+
362
+ STRATEGIC
363
+ COACH®
364
+
365
+ <!-- PageHeader="THE IMPACT FILTER" TM" -->
366
+
367
+ </figure>
368
+
369
+
370
+ <table>
371
+ <tr>
372
+ <th>1. PROJECT/FOCUS</th>
373
+ <th></th>
374
+ <th colspan="2"></th>
375
+ </tr>
376
+ <tr>
377
+ <td>PURPOSE</td>
378
+ <td rowspan="3">What do you want to accomplish? What is your motivation?</td>
379
+ <td>3. SUCCESS CRITERIA</td>
380
+ <td>What specific results must be true for this project to be a success?</td>
381
+ </tr>
382
+ <tr>
383
+ <td rowspan="2"></td>
384
+ <td>1</td>
385
+ <td></td>
386
+ </tr>
387
+ <tr>
388
+ <td>2</td>
389
+ <td></td>
390
+ </tr>
391
+ <tr>
392
+ <td rowspan="3">IMPORTANCE</td>
393
+ <td rowspan="3">What is the difference this will make? What impact will this have?</td>
394
+ <td>3</td>
395
+ <td></td>
396
+ </tr>
397
+ <tr>
398
+ <td>4</td>
399
+ <td></td>
400
+ </tr>
401
+ <tr>
402
+ <td>5</td>
403
+ <td></td>
404
+ </tr>
405
+ <tr>
406
+ <td rowspan="3">IDEAL OUTCOME</td>
407
+ <td rowspan="3">What does the completed project look like? What is the payoff?</td>
408
+ <td>6</td>
409
+ <td></td>
410
+ </tr>
411
+ <tr>
412
+ <td>7</td>
413
+ <td></td>
414
+ </tr>
415
+ <tr>
416
+ <td>8</td>
417
+ <td></td>
418
+ </tr>
419
+ </table>
420
+
421
+
422
+ ## 2. SELLING YOURSELF
423
+
424
+
425
+ <table>
426
+ <tr>
427
+ <td>BEST RESULT</td>
428
+ <td></td>
429
+ </tr>
430
+ <tr>
431
+ <td>What's possible if you do take action.</td>
432
+ <td></td>
433
+ </tr>
434
+ <tr>
435
+ <td>WORST RESULT</td>
436
+ <td></td>
437
+ </tr>
438
+ <tr>
439
+ <td>What's at risk if you don't take action.</td>
440
+ <td></td>
441
+ </tr>
442
+ </table>
443
+
444
+
445
+ 8
446
+ <!-- PageBreak [8] -->
447
+
448
+
449
+ <figure>
450
+
451
+ STRATEGIC
452
+ COACH®
453
+
454
+ <!-- PageHeader="THE IMPACT FILTER" TM" -->
455
+
456
+ </figure>
457
+
458
+
459
+ <table>
460
+ <tr>
461
+ <th>1. PROJECT/FOCUS</th>
462
+ <th></th>
463
+ <th colspan="2"></th>
464
+ </tr>
465
+ <tr>
466
+ <td>PURPOSE</td>
467
+ <td rowspan="3">What do you want to accomplish? What is your motivation?</td>
468
+ <td>3. SUCCESS CRITERIA</td>
469
+ <td>What specific results must be true for this project to be a success?</td>
470
+ </tr>
471
+ <tr>
472
+ <td></td>
473
+ <td>1</td>
474
+ <td></td>
475
+ </tr>
476
+ <tr>
477
+ <td></td>
478
+ <td>2</td>
479
+ <td></td>
480
+ </tr>
481
+ <tr>
482
+ <td rowspan="3">IMPORTANCE</td>
483
+ <td rowspan="3">What is the difference this will make? What impact will this have?</td>
484
+ <td>3</td>
485
+ <td></td>
486
+ </tr>
487
+ <tr>
488
+ <td>4</td>
489
+ <td></td>
490
+ </tr>
491
+ <tr>
492
+ <td>5</td>
493
+ <td></td>
494
+ </tr>
495
+ <tr>
496
+ <td rowspan="4">IDEAL OUTCOME</td>
497
+ <td rowspan="4">What does the completed project look like? What is the payoff?</td>
498
+ <td>6</td>
499
+ <td></td>
500
+ </tr>
501
+ <tr>
502
+ <td>7</td>
503
+ <td></td>
504
+ </tr>
505
+ <tr>
506
+ <td>8</td>
507
+ <td rowspan="2"></td>
508
+ </tr>
509
+ <tr>
510
+ <td></td>
511
+ </tr>
512
+ </table>
513
+
514
+
515
+ ### 2. SELLING YOURSELF
516
+
517
+
518
+ <table>
519
+ <tr>
520
+ <td>BEST RESULT</td>
521
+ <td></td>
522
+ </tr>
523
+ <tr>
524
+ <td>What's possible if you do take action.</td>
525
+ <td></td>
526
+ </tr>
527
+ <tr>
528
+ <td>WORST RESULT</td>
529
+ <td></td>
530
+ </tr>
531
+ <tr>
532
+ <td>What's at risk if you don't take action.</td>
533
+ <td></td>
534
+ </tr>
535
+ </table>
536
+
537
+
538
+ 9
539
+ <!-- PageBreak [9] -->
540
+
541
+
542
+ <figure>
543
+
544
+ STRATEGIC
545
+ COACH®
546
+
547
+ </figure>
548
+
549
+
550
+ For more information about
551
+ Strategic Coach®:
552
+ 1.800.387.3206
553
+
554
+ Call us toll free from the UK:
555
+ 0800 051 6413
556
+
557
+ www.strategiccoach.com
558
+
559
+ TM & @ 2020. The Strategic Coach Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be
560
+ reproduced in any form, or by any means whatsoever, without written permission from
561
+ The Strategic Coach Inc. Made in Canada. October 2020. Strategic Coach", The Strategic
562
+ Coach® Program, Impact Filter", The Entrepreneurial Time System", Free Days", Focus
563
+ Days", Buffer Days", The Positive Focus", and The Self-Managing Company" are trademarks
564
+ of The Strategic Coach Inc. B.TIFTAG. 100
565
+ <!-- PageBreak [10] -->