Schedule Your Dream Like a Job

Stop letting your dreams sit on the shelf—learn how to schedule time and build consistency to achieve your goals, no matter how busy you are.

Top 3 Highlights:

1. Schedule It: Treat your dream like a priority by assigning it a specific time slot in your schedule.
2. Time Audit: Identify pockets of time in your day (e.g., commute, lunch break) that can be used for planning or learning.
3. Consistency = Progress: Understand that even small, consistent efforts will build momentum and bring you closer to your goals.

Episode Navigation:

00:00 The Importance of Scheduling Your Dreams
01:11 The Busy Trap: Are You Really Moving Forward?
02:09 A Conversation About Dreams
04:36 Assigning Time to Your Dreams
06:16 Building Your Dream: The Process
08:07 Maximizing Your Commute: Learning on the Go

Take Action:

Identify one hour this week you can dedicate to planning how to realize your dream.Share This Episode:Is your dream collecting dust? 😔 This episode of That Will Never Work shows you how to schedule time to pursue your passions! 

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