1. Post your schedule and tell everyone about it. Visual and subconscious and build in accountability when you do this. I let family and anyone I interact with know what the schedule is so (a) certain time blocks are not interrupted and so that (b) everyone knows that the schedule supports the desired outcome as a group/team.
2. Establish accountability partners I have one for reading, one for working out and one for general goals. You can even have kids and/or spouse help hold you accountable and reward them for doing so.
3. Display a goal chart at home for the family to get involved. When our kids were younger we even had them make poster board size goal charts for themselves and we did for ourselves as well. We shared all of our goals with each other.
4. Pay someone if you don’t do your required daily sifting. I’m not talking about a lot of money – it’s the accountability piece that works. For example, if you have a goal to hand out 3cd’s daily and you don’t, you have to pay your assistant or someone $1 or $5 or something that will hammer home the accountability.
5. Let someone shadow you. You will tend to perform better when someone is watching you.
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