Jimmy Rex

I finally made the decision and I’m moving up to Draper!! Just out this house under contract, closing in January!

It’s exactly what I’ve wanted and in the exact location and lot size I wanted. I’m so excited, long overdue!

Happy New Year!!

I recently finished my favorite annual event – the virtual goal-setting event that I do and I want you to have a chance to watch it if you missed it!

If you’re getting ready for a successful 2024, the replay of this event is a must.

Here is the Replay: https://jimmyrexgoals.com/

It’s not just a walkthrough. It's the strategies and tools that revolutionized my life, delivered to you.

Your time is now.

Don't wait to jump on this – the new year is coming.

Let’s crush those goals!!!

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We all know the drill as we approach the new year…

Step 1: Set an ambitious resolution

Step 2: Feel motivated for a few weeks

Step 3: Falter on our unsustainable plans and feel bad about it

Step 4: Justify why we should quit our resolution

Step 5: Forget steps 1-4 so you can do it again next year

What’s the point?

Luckily, there’s another way to create sustainable change: Raising Your Standards.

A standard represents an ongoing commitment to improvement. Instead of vague and unrealistic resolutions, a standard is a set of values and aspirations that can be applied across any situation. A resolution to “not eat any sugar” can be lost with a single slice of cake. A standard of eating healthy looks at the bigger picture and leaves room for fixing when we’ve stumbled.

Me personally, I want to set a new standard for modern masculinity. A standard that allows for expressing emotions in a healthy way. A standard that celebrates powerful men who are protectors of their loved ones. A standard of connection that is the antidote to toxicity.

My coaching group, We Are The They, is this standard in action. It’s a community that allows men to be comfortable with themselves, but holds them accountable to being their best selves. We make commitments to one another that hold strong when flimsy resolutions fade away.

Whatever standards and accountability methods you choose, keep these things in mind when thinking about the approaching new year:

Embrace a growth mindset: Resolutions often focus on specific outcomes, which can lead to discouragement when setbacks occur. Instead, adopt a growth mindset and focus on continuous improvement.

Create a culture of excellence: Whether with your family, with your coworkers or other groups like WATT, setting standards creates a baseline level of performance that everyone is expected to meet. Having a group around you drives accountability and motivation.

Focus on sustainable change: Setting standards means creating a system of habits, routines, and processes that support continuous improvement.

Shift from external to internal motivation: Sustainable change comes from the inside. When you set a standard, you’re making a promise to yourself to uphold your personal values and aspirations. No trophy needed.

Need some extra help? Join me at my annual Goal Setting and Yearly Planning event. I’ve been fine-tuning this process for years and it’s a step-by-step process for setting standards across all aspects of your life and how to take action to meet them.

Event Details:

Date: December 27th

Time: 12 PM Mountain Standard Time

Registration: Absolutely Free! Visit jimmyrexgoals.com to register

Don't miss out on this training!! It is my best / favorite training that I do, so I am excited to see you there!