Chet Scott

Are you a Master in the Art of Living? There are no shortcuts to mastery, friend. If you're looking for the magic pill or the latest hack, save yourself the disappointment and skip this book. Life is difficult as if you haven't noticed. No wonder the majority operate on autopilot in hopes of somehow stumbling upon the "good life." Don't mistake my truth-telling. Moving from A lone to All One includes a glorious view, but only if you're willing to stomach the climb-building your CORE, authoring an authentic OPUS, and developing the discipline to productively act it out. You sure you don't want the recliner and remote instead? I didn't think so. You know where that path leads and it's why you're so hungry for something real. We all want someone who will make us do what we can. If you're willing to take the journey, I'll walk with you-every single day. Together we transform. Always together. After eighteen years of building elite individuals, teams, and leaders, we've discovered the hardest part is starting. Embrace the paradox. Pain is inevitable. Misery is a choice. Becoming Built to Leadis the one journey you never want to begin-but it's also the one you'll never want to end. The few who brave the climb experience abnormal doses of clarity. And clarity comes with a cost. So how do you start? Day One. Read. Write. Reflect. Act. Then move on to Day Two. Rinse and repeat. Masters in the art of living marry the mundane. They find joy in deliberate practice. You can do more than you think. Start your practice of "becoming" today-Becoming Built to Lead-mastering the art of living. Transform yourself, your team, and your legacy. "One Day" or "Day One"? You choose. Your choices have consequences. Live hard. Love harder...

Are you a Master in the Art of Living? There are no shortcuts to mastery, friend. If you're looking for the magic pill or the latest hack, save yourself the disappointment and skip this book. Life is difficult as if you haven't noticed. No wonder the majority operate on autopilot in hopes of somehow stumbling upon the "good life." Don't mistake my truth-telling. Moving from A lone to All One includes a glorious view, but only if you're willing to stomach the climb-building your CORE, authoring an authentic OPUS, and developing the discipline to productively act it out. You sure you don't want the recliner and remote instead? I didn't think so. You know where that path leads and it's why you're so hungry for something real. We all want someone who will make us do what we can. If you're willing to take the journey, I'll walk with you-every single day. Together we transform. Always together. After eighteen years of building elite individuals, teams, and leaders, we've discovered the hardest part is starting. Embrace the paradox. Pain is inevitable. Misery is a choice. Becoming Built to Leadis the one journey you never want to begin-but it's also the one you'll never want to end. The few who brave the climb experience abnormal doses of clarity. And clarity comes with a cost. So how do you start? Day One. Read. Write. Reflect. Act. Then move on to Day Two. Rinse and repeat. Masters in the art of living marry the mundane. They find joy in deliberate practice. You can do more than you think. Start your practice of "becoming" today-Becoming Built to Lead-mastering the art of living. Transform yourself, your team, and your legacy. "One Day" or "Day One"? You choose. Your choices have consequences. Live hard. Love harder...

Don't live another day without knowing your purpose. The majority of people invest more time designing a two-week vacation than designing their lives. But without a map, we coast through life feeling lost and directionless. We're already dead--we just haven't made it official. We may be tempted to downplay this trend, but there is a hefty cost. According to Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, "The most damaging thing in the life of a child is the unlived life of the parent." It doesn't have to be like this. The people who have found their way are the ones who have found their why. Unfortunately, the world isn't going to hand you your purpose on a silver platter. It's your responsibility to become what L. P. Jacks called "a master in the art of living." In this updated and expanded edition, author Kary Oberbrunner shares a simple method for finding clarity, mastering life, and doing your purpose every day. If you're new to The Deeper Path, get ready to discover how to Say yes to the people and events that matter most and no to those that don't. Take control of your calendar and experience margin once again. Create a life worth living defined by purpose and passion. Your clarity awaits inside. If you want to go higher, you must first go deeper

Don't live another day without knowing your purpose. The majority of people invest more time designing a two-week vacation than designing their lives. But without a map, we coast through life feeling lost and directionless. We're already dead--we just haven't made it official. We may be tempted to downplay this trend, but there is a hefty cost. According to Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, "The most damaging thing in the life of a child is the unlived life of the parent." It doesn't have to be like this. The people who have found their way are the ones who have found their why. Unfortunately, the world isn't going to hand you your purpose on a silver platter. It's your responsibility to become what L. P. Jacks called "a master in the art of living." In this updated and expanded edition, author Kary Oberbrunner shares a simple method for finding clarity, mastering life, and doing your purpose every day. If you're new to The Deeper Path, get ready to discover how to Say yes to the people and events that matter most and no to those that don't. Take control of your calendar and experience margin once again. Create a life worth living defined by purpose and passion. Your clarity awaits inside. If you want to go higher, you must first go deeper