Ron Carson, CEO and Founder of Carson Wealth, sits down with Cheddar's Hena Doba to share how the blueprinting process keeps him on track to achieve goals and live life by his own design.

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How Carson Wealth's CEO Lives Life By Design, Not Default

Welcome back to Cheddar News is closing bell. Everyone This next segment is brought to you by Carson wealth, your trusted financial advisor at Carson wealth will help you find your freedom by meeting you where you are and aligning your financial picture with your life's vision. Carson wealth is the presenting sponsor of this segment. The opinions and statements expressed in the following our Cheddars. Well, Cheddar news is Henna Dobel went to Arizona to sit down with Carson, Carson Wells Ceo and founder Ron Carson himself and talk about how the blue printing process keeps him on track, which he goals and live life by his own design. Take a look Ron, let's talk about blue printing. What's the process here? Why did you create it? I created blue printing to give people a way of living their life by design, not by default. I want you to think about that for just a moment, people are born, they wake up there in a certain family, they have certain beliefs and they get set on this path and they don't do a lot of intentional thinking. I think we're surprised by how much we let other people make decisions for us. And I tell people when you go through blue printing and I've had thousands of people do this. There's three ways of going through it. One way as you go through the blue printing process and you read the questions, you write something down, you'll give it a lot of thought, you get nothing out of it right second, you go through it, you give it some real thought and you write down some things but some of the things you write down, you know aren't true because in your heart you can't even be honest with yourself. But that's a good start. And I tell people do blue printing, start with pencil and then really go through it many many times and you don't have to show it to anybody. You don't have to show it to your significant other. But be as honest as you can with yourself and if you can strip away all this stuff and don't let other people in society do your thinking for you man Almighty, is it is it powerful to go through this process? I admire so many of your quotes, the one I have written here in my notes and in my notebook personally is the one you just said living life by design, not default, that's incredible. I absolutely love that line and you know very well as an entrepreneur, you get pulled in so many directions. But with the blue printing process, how do you focus on what you need to focus on? Well first you need first you need to have some really focused private time with yourself, really digging in as to what's truly in your heart and in your soul then you can start to set goals because those goals are going to be tied to how you want to end up and how you want to be remembered and then comes the daily day and this is where six most vital one, six Most is simply a process every night before I go to bed. I list the six most important things. I've got to get done the next day in order of importance and gives me the ability to act. Sometimes The motivation isn't present gives me the ability to get refocused when I get distracted. It allows me to sleep better at night because I've dumped out of my brain onto paper and you can do it electronically. But I also want you to take a yellow notepad and physically there's some magic about pen to paper and when I get up and I can show you mine 123 man. Does it feel good on days though I get distracted or things show up and life happens. I mean I may only get one item off my list. What's that mean? I spent every free moment that day I'm working on the most important thing I had to get done and the next day, the next five minutes to make the next six most. It depends on what's going on with life. But what I do make sure is everything on my six most is tied to my one year goals, which is tied to my three and my five and my 10, 15 and 20 and on down the road and all of a sudden you'll find that in order to make that six most. So you have to be pretty important and I will go out and say, is this part of my goal yes or no, if it's not, then I have to ask myself why on earth is it on my six most, Then there's the vital one and the six most is daily tasks, but the vital one every sunday, what's the one bigger thing I've got to get done this week? It probably has to do with one of my goals and I'm starting to fall a little bit behind on or I haven't taken quite the appropriate action. And by the way, when you set goals, um, they've been to be specific smack certified specific measurable, Achievable, compatible. And when you set the goal, if you believe in your heart of hearts, there's a 5050 chance of getting it accomplished 50 50 You'll accomplish about 80% of your goals. And in the short run a lot of times when you start this process, you're going to dramatically overestimate what you can get done in a one year period of time, but over a decade, you're gonna dramatically underestimate what you can get done if you follow this simple process, the six most vital on Tidier goals which are tied to the blueprint because what happens at night when you go to bed, our subconscious minds mind experts used to say for every bit of information we have in our conscious mind, we've got a billion bits in our subconscious. So imagine you're on flow sometimes or you just you say things and they come to you or you have ideas that's a flow. It's like when your conscious and your subconscious and really freely exchanging information back and forth. And when you do it before you go to bed, it's like bots that are searching. So something that seemed insurmountable the night before. Oh my gosh, I don't want to get to it because we're fatigued at the end of the day you wake up your fresh, your mind's already had the ability to work on it all of a sudden you've got flow happening at a higher level and goals accomplished and that decade, all of a sudden you accomplish multiple times more than what you thought and there are things that are important to you. Is that how you live your life by design and not default. Yes, it certainly is. Yeah. It's a real, real commitment. It is. And what's your advice? That was my next question for those struggling with the, what's next? What am I going to do next question. There are many of us out there. What is your next I mean, what's the true essence of what you want? This is why the, the true deep discovery is so, so important to go through and say one of my favorite questions in the blue printing is if I weren't so afraid I would, I think most people are held back by what they're afraid of what would happen if they if they took certain actions. I'm a big believer. If you could just pause life except for you and you could do anything you want anywhere. You wanted to live any fantasy you wanted. How would you live That life would be a lot different probably then you're living it day to day. But that's what the blue printing processes to say. It doesn't have to be a fantasy. You can actually have, You might have a full version of that life, but let's just say you only get a 50% version but without it you would allow, you would have lived your life at a 0% version of what you really wanted. Then what next is such an individual question that can only be answered by our soul, not our Ego but our soul. So doing some deep discovery like what truly is that understanding that thinking about humanity and how we got here and how we do or don't show up for each other and how we want to and how we want to show up for others. Um I think is is a critical question. We have to ask ourselves an answer. So what is true wealth to you Ron and how do you grow your capital every single day? True wealth is all that we have that money can't buy and death can't take away. I was so busy going and acquiring and doing that. I never took time to really step back and say you know what is this really what I want and you were as a society, we were forced to actually do that and a lot of people learned a lot about themselves and you see someone say well a lot of good and bad things, but even learning a bad thing is a good thing, right? Learning something that we don't like is really a great thing. I know a lot of relationships ended because of it, A lot of new relationships started because of it. But I think we all took a personal inventory, what was really making us happy, what provided is joy and if if it didn't then more and more people are brave enough, if I weren't so afraid I would quit my job, I would live on less, I would spend more time with my friends and not acquired to accumulate more wealth. True wealth, although we have that money can't buy and death can't take away. It's a beautiful thing and it's really all that matters. Alright well one more clarity about how to align your time, energy and money to live the most impactful life possible, download your copy of Ron's blue printing guide now, Carson wealth dot com slash blue printing