Need to Pivot Your Goals? Here’s How

The first quarter of 2025 is almost over. Are you where you thought you’d be? Whether you’re ahead of schedule or feeling behind, now’s the perfect time to reset. In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire walk you through six essential questions to help you reflect on Q1, refocus for Q2, and build momentum for the months ahead.Key TakeawaysFind the Bright Spots. Before focusing on what needs to change, take stock of what went right. Reviewing your calendar, camera roll, or planner can help jog your memory.Choose Small Shifts. Instead of overwhelming yourself with huge changes, tweak simple habits that impact your success.Prioritize With Intention. What truly matters in the next 90 days? Clarifying your top priorities will ensure your goals align with your values and vision. Refresh Your Rhythms. Whether it’s a morning ritual, a weekly planning session, or a bedtime routine—your habits shape your success.Remember the Big Picture. Your goals aren’t just about achievement—they’re about who you’re becoming. Make sure your short-term actions align with your long-term vision.Find Your People. Who are you journeying with? The right support system will push you forward and keep you accountable.ResourcesPrintable Ideal WeekLifeFocus Retreat | May 2–3, 2025Double Win Coaching Strategy SessionThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/rx1F6Ilvc2cThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

We set goals—then life happens. So what do you do when you need to change course? In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire walk you through the four key elements you can revise when a goal isn’t working. Small changes can make a big difference—and ensure you don’t give up on your goals too soon. Stay in it. You can do this.Key TakeawaysRevision Beats Quitting. The best goals are flexible. Instead of giving up, make adjustments that keep you moving forward.Time Matters. If your goal is too easy, shorten it. If it’s too hard, give yourself more time.Watch the Right Number. Is the metric you’re tracking actually undermining your success? Listen to learn how to know—and how to switch.Play the Long Game. Change takes time. The key is staying with it.Strategies Aren’t Sacred. Finding a better approach, accountability, or support system can make all the difference.ResourcesDouble Win Coaching Strategy SessionThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on Youtube at:  https://youtu.be/TQeKMMkEkUMThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

We’ve all been there—excited to chase a big goal, only to quit when things get hard. Why do we do it? And, more importantly, what can we do about it?  In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire take a vulnerable, insightful look at what drives us to give up and reveal practical strategies for staying the course.Key TakeawaysYou Can Do Hard Things.  Big goals require big growth. You’re not yet who you need to become to achieve your goal. The key? Staying connected to your why. Progress Takes Time. Instead of getting discouraged, celebrate small wins and track how far you’ve come. If you quit too soon, failure is guaranteed.Focus On the Next Right Thing. Goals are supposed to be risky—and that can make them overwhelming. Choose simple actions that move you forward.Shame Will Try to Stop You. You’ll have to battle the belief that your worth is tied to your success (but don’t worry, we’ve got ideas to help).Growth Can Feel Isolating. Not everyone wants to grow, because growth is uncomfortable. The key? Finding the right tribe to journey with you.ResourcesDouble Win Coaching Strategy SessionThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/aXzs1mShBLsThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

Struggling to stick to your daily rituals? You’re not alone. In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire break down the four key rituals that set the tone for your day—and how to refresh them without overcomplicating things. Whether you need a morning boost or a better work shutdown routine, this episode will help you make your habits work for you.Key TakeawaysShift From “Ideal” to “Realistic.” Setting a 2-hour morning routine? It’s probably not happening. Instead of planning for ideal, keep it simple. How much time do you really have?Make Space By Cutting. Overloaded routines don’t stick. Trim the excess so you can focus on what truly matters.Build Rituals You Love Keeping. If you hate waking up, add something you love—like a great playlist or a favorite drink—to look forward to.Keep Rituals Fluid. They’ll change with seasons of life, and that’s okay! Adjust them to fit your current reality. (We’ve got ideas to get you started.)ResourcesThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/jmOiR3ZyK7UThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

We all know how to declutter a closet—but what about decluttering our to-do lists, calendars, opportunities, and even relationships? In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire share the power of the Not-To-Do List and how subtracting things from your life can make space for what truly matters.Key TakeawaysSome Tasks Should Have Been Retired Years Ago. Are you still doing things out of habit that no longer serve a purpose? It’s time for a reality check.Meetings Are the Biggest Time Thieves. Most recurring meetings don’t need to exist—or at the very least, they need a serious time limit.Who’s in Your Inner Circle? You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with—so choose wisely.Not Every Opportunity is Meant for You. Just because you can say yes doesn’t mean you should. (Marissa shares why she had to say no to a dream trip.)Decluttering Creates Space for What Matters. This isn’t about doing less—it’s about making room for the things that actually move the needle.ResourcesThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/VeP-bC3H4BsThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

We all love our devices—but let’s be real, they’re stealing more of our time and attention than we realize. In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire share 10 simple, engaging activities that help you step away from your screen and reconnect with the real world. Whether you’re looking for more focus, deeper connections, or just a break from the endless scroll, these ideas will help you reset.Key TakeawaysThe Reality We Ignore. Ken thought he was on his phone for about four hours a week. The reality? Four hours a day. If you’ve never checked your own stats, brace yourself.Handwriting Is a Superpower. A simple note can have way more impact than a text—and Ken’s unexpected reaction to a handwritten card proves it.Sourdough Is the New Tamagotchi. Marissa’s favorite hobby is oddly addictive, surprisingly meditative, and might just be the perfect way to reset your brain.Lose the Destination, Find Your Focus. Walking without a goal might sound pointless, but it could be the secret to clarity, creativity, and real connection.Try Something Totally Unexpected. Ken and Marissa each committed to one offbeat activity this week to unplug—will you take the challenge, too?ResourcesThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/dZkjqk_6a04This episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

Most people have already abandoned their 2025 goals—but that doesn’t have to be you. In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire reveal the four key actions you need to take to guarantee your success this year. Whether you’ve fallen behind or just need a boost of motivation, this conversation will help you get back on track.Key TakeawaysTime Is on Your Side. Most people quit their goals too early, but there’s still plenty of time to turn things around.Clarity Drives Success. Connecting your goals to a bigger purpose makes them more meaningful—and more achievable.Identity Fuels Achievement. Knowing who you are and why you’re here can keep you connected to the vision you’re chasing.Intentionality Wins. Goals don’t accomplish themselves. A structured plan makes all the difference.ResourcesLife Focus Retreat (Early Bird Savings End Friday, Feb. 21!)The Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/sCocn6qxQ5wThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

Relationships are one of the most important areas of life—but they rarely get the same level of attention and intentionality as work or health. In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire break down how to set and achieve meaningful relationship goals—whether it’s with your partner, family, friends, or community.Key TakeawaysTime Builds Connection. The best way to strengthen a relationship is by prioritizing it on your calendar.Knowledge Creates Depth. The more you learn about yourself and others, the richer your relationships become.Shared Experiences Bond Us.  Trying something new together strengthens relationships in ways that routine can’t.Intentionality Matters.  Great relationships don’t happen by accident—setting clear goals makes all the difference.ResourcesFree Date Night QuestionsThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/Kt9wVaflLh8This episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound

Are you building a life that feels balanced and fulfilling—or just busy? In this episode, Marissa Hyatt and Ken Freire explore the nine life domains that influence your success, happiness, and well-being. You’ll learn how to assess where you’re thriving, where you’re struggling, and how to create goals that lead to real transformation.Key TakeawaysThe 9 Life Domains: They include body, mind, spirit, love, family, community, money, work, and hobbies.The Importance of Integration: Who you are, how you relate, and what you do all matter. How do you hold room for each?How to Identify Your Growth Areas: Use the LifeScore Assessment to pinpoint your biggest opportunities for change.Small Adjustments, Big Impact: The secret to long-term balance is intentional, consistent action.ResourcesThe LifeScore AssessmentThe Full Focus PlannerThe Full Focus Planner CommunityWatch on YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/K6Z-87EHJaUThis episode was produced by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound