70: The KEY to LOCKING IN A HABIT with Geoff Woods

<p>Geoff Woods is the Vice President of The ONE Thing Team. After hearing the Jim Rohn quote that "you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with" Geoff set out on a mission to surround himself with high level CEOs and successful entrepreneurs. Fast forward just 10 months, Geoff went from employee to entrepreneur, launching a company with the co-authors of the best selling book The ONE Thing. Geoff has been featured in Entrepreneur.com and is on a mission to teaching people how to live a life of focus so they can have more by doing less. S</p> <p>tarting out in medical device sales, Geoff has found that one of his biggest life transitions happened only about 18 months ago. It just goes to show you that, “it’s never too late!”</p> <p>Leaving a secure job, especially when the pay is substantial, isn't always easy. But what comes easily, isn't usually what’s “right.” Like many of us, Geoff knew something was off, something was missing from his day to day life.</p> <p>Unfortunately, yet luckily, two major events really hit Geoff right where he needed it. After witnessing a young colleague of his suffer a stroke and after receiving a 40% pay cut, it was time for him to make some serious life changes.</p> <p><strong><em>“You are the average of the 5 people that you spend the most time with.” -Jim Rohn</em></strong></p> <p>Surrounding yourself with those who can help you reach your goals is one of the fastest ways to success. After launching his own podcast <em>The Mentee</em>, in January 2015, doors of opportunity began to open, bringing him and his family to Texas to work with Gary Keller and Jay Papasan for “<span style= "text-decoration: underline;"><em>The ONE thing.</em></span>” Flashing forward to today and the accomplishments he has made for himself, Geoff goes on to tell us about the important art of time blocking!</p> <p><em><strong>“Every single day you are either marching towards your goals or stepping further away.”</strong></em></p> <p>He teaches us that doing the same one thing a day may