270 | Designing your Year for 2021 | Dominick Quartuccio

<div class= "elementor-element elementor-element-15da9379 elementor-widget elementor-widget-theme-post-content" data-id="15da9379" data-element_type="widget" data-widget_type= "theme-post-content.default"> <div class="elementor-widget-container"> <ul> <li>One of ChooseFI's most popular guests is back! <strong>Dominick</strong> Quartuccio returns to talk about after the shock of 2020, how to bounce back and what it looks like to design your life for next year.</li> <li><strong>Brad's</strong> relationship with <strong>Dominick</strong> goes back to when they were in college together. After reconnecting several years ago, <strong>Dominick</strong> has become a source of inspiration and a mentor to <strong>Brad</strong>.</li> <li>In previous episodes, conversations with <strong>Dominick</strong> have centered around the idea of drift. It's the state of existence where we think we're making intentional decisions with our lives, but in reality, it is habits, patterns, unconscious beliefs, expectations, societal pressures, etc. that are really driving decisions.</li> <li>It's only when an outside force, normally a quite dramatic one, forces itself upon us that we wake up from that state of drift.</li> <li>For the first time in human history, the entire world is going through an experience together. It's caused everyone some sort of pain, whether it was losing a loved one, a financial loss, or anxiety.</li> <li>Most of us have gone through periods of suffering in the past that when we look back on them, those were the moments that made us into the person we are today, and given the choice, we wouldn't change them today.</li> <li>Instead of wishing to speed up 2020 and get it over with, <strong>Dominick</strong> encourages us to pause and look at the past year to see where you've been and highlight the standout moments. The purpose of this exercise is so that we can envision a 2021 that has the potential to be the most meaningful, fulfilling, and prosperous year of our lives.</li> <li>In his role as a leaser, <strong>Dom