Stop and reflect regularly on successes and failures - Ask yourself why did something succeed or fail - Reflect now, analyse and consider how you can make better decisions going forward Slow down! Clarity = comes from asking the right questions, there will be trade offs Data is required to make smart decisions Look for patterns Achieving results requires vision and passion

Slow down and analyse Be more data driven

I need more information. I have seen this in my life and I want to understand the "why" more.

I want to understand why and how to implement it.

See things in terms of data and get clarity.

Be passionate, set micro goals and find clarity

Find patterns, and take time to analyze things to save a lot of time, effort

make it a practice to take a pause and analyze; hear the recording again and make more notes :P

Experience is great, but data is the master!

Invest that 5 minutes to save 100 hours later

Clear Vision and skill building.

Taking Baby Steps to accomplish big.

Very powerful and enthusiastic speaker. Motivational discussion and my takeaway is that you never accept things as they are and just continue to do as you are doing. There is always a way to make the best use of what you have. You will have to step out of your comfort zone and take risks.

Just get back to basics.

That we must invest systematically in becoming more adept at whatever we deliberately choose to do, as the opportunity cost of not doing so is massive (i.e. invest now or pay more later)

Reflecting more on my choices and how I spend my time

clarity, measuring data and behavior change/improvement using data, feedback.

Pay more attention to the data and feedback and take corrective action.

Pattern Recognition, Analysis, Inspect and adapt apply feed-forward and move up

Develop Vision, Make the best use of data, Optimize my behaviors to perform my role

Go slow with more clarity

Take small steps

Don't make any decisions (e.g., even small ones like whether or not to buy a book) without also taking account of whether you have the resources to act on the decision (e.g., time to actually read the book). One way to be mindful of this is to ask the right question when making the decision (e.g., NOT "Do I have money to buy this book?" BUT RATHER "Do I have time to read this book? When specifically?"

Ask the right questions for the decision, from a resource allocation perspective.

This talk is absolutely captivating to me. I especially loved your quote "Passionate people don't care about trade offs". I can so relate as I am deeply involved in professional sports & human behavior. I want to read anything and everything you've discovered along your way. Great stories and deep knowledge of the subject come through well from Opher.

I want to overlap over some of the behavior modifications techniques you shared over what I'm using in my coaching modelS - OPTIMIZE! Thank you for this session. Huge value.

to be passionate and have a clear vision of what I want to achieve in future

to analyze & work on how I spend my day and how can I make it better. Clarity is the key.

Passionate people don't care about the trade-offs! I think this was an eye-opener. I could think of things I have been passionate about and how I didn't care about the trade-offs.

Have a clear vision/visualize the goal Get passionate about it, including Skill building.

The time you spend on reflection is an investment. You will pay dearly if you skip this part.

Start reflecting more and do so with some quality questions

I gained more clarity about the word "clarity" itself. It gave me food for thought about allocating resources mindfully.

I would be more careful about allocating and analyzing the resources at my disposal. I will spend more time and energy understanding the people who are around me and be able to recognize patterns that I take lightly.