This 10-Minute Daily Habit Will Revolutionize Your Leadership
Leadership isn’t built on grand gestures; it’s forged in the small, consistent actions you take daily. It’s not just about what you do—it’s about how intentionally you do it.
If you’re ready to raise your prices, secure promotions, and position yourself as a thought leader, you need habits that amplify your focus, drive, and impact.
Today, I’m going to share a single, 10-minute habit that has helped the leaders I coach transform their performance and influence.
The Habit: Intentional Reflection
Every day, set aside 10 minutes—not to plan, not to execute, but to reflect. This isn’t downtime; it’s a power move. Reflection allows you to assess your day with clarity, identify opportunities for growth, and align your actions with your larger goals.
Here’s how to make those 10 minutes count:
Step 1: Evaluate Your Day’s Impact
Start by asking, “What did I achieve today?” Leadership is about outcomes, not just activity. Reflect on:
This step isn’t just about patting yourself on the back; it’s about recognizing where your time and energy are most effective. Leaders who can identify their high-impact actions consistently position themselves ahead of the curve.
Step 2: Identify Missed Opportunities
True leadership requires humility and a growth mindset. Look back and ask:
The leaders I work with don’t view challenges as failures—they see them as feedback. By identifying your blind spots, you’re taking steps toward constant improvement.
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Step 3: Set Tomorrow’s Intentions
The final part of this habit is forward-focused. Ask yourself:
This step is about bridging the gap between reflection and execution. Leaders who think ahead and set clear intentions aren’t just reacting—they’re leading proactively.
Why This Works
This habit is deceptively simple, but its impact is profound. Here’s why:
The leaders and entrepreneurs I coach who adopt this habit quickly see the difference it makes—not just in their results but in their confidence and sense of control over their journey.
Start Today, Lead Tomorrow
Leadership doesn’t happen by chance; it happens by choice. This 10-minute habit is your choice to elevate yourself above the fray, to lead with intention, and to set the pace for your industry.
If you’re serious about raising your prices, getting promoted, or being regarded as a thought leader, this habit isn’t optional—it’s essential. Commit to it daily, and you’ll notice a shift not just in how others see you but in how you see yourself.
This is the kind of transformation I bring to my clients in Executive Brand and Leadership Positioning Coaching. Now it’s your turn. Take 10 minutes. Reflect. And start leading on a level the world hasn’t seen before.
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2wLove this, Shaan! Small daily habits really do add up over time to create big results.
HARP Care Manager at Sun River Health
2wUseful tips. Merry Christmas
Athletic Runner/Copywriter
2wThe bedrock of outstanding leadership is consistency. If you form regular habits, establish routines, and maintain focus, you can transform from having potential to becoming an expert in your field. Consistent progress from small actions ultimately leads to significant rewards.
Certified John Maxwell Coach Trainer and Keynote Speaker @ Glass Walls Leadership | Sales, Leadership Development, Coaching
2wIt’s amazing how small habits can lead to monumental shifts in impact and focus. Thank you for sharing this valuable perspective!
CEO at Siox Global, LLC | Leading Growth Across Industries | Trusted by Fortune 500 & 1000 Clients | Delivering Leadership Strategies & Insights for Business Leaders & Professionals
2wYour personal brand is the story people believe about you make it authentic, memorable, and impactful. Shaan Rais