Know What You've Got
A short guide to auditing what you actually have before you spend it.
You've got a direction now, or something close to one. The next question isn't what to do about it. It's what you're actually working with. Most people skip straight from choosing a direction to chasing it, without ever stopping to check what's already in their hands. That's how you end up buying a course for a skill you already have, or waiting for permission you didn't need, or overlooking the one relationship that could have opened the door months ago. This isn't about confidence. It's about accuracy. You can't plan a route without knowing your starting point, and most people have never honestly looked at theirs. Two people can want the same destination and need completely different next steps, because they're starting from completely different places. Skip the audit and you end up following advice built for someone else's starting point, wondering why it isn't working for yours. Know what you've got. Then move. peopleinmotion.com
- — Before we start
- 01 Why most people skip this step
- 02 Not enough usually means not aimed
- 03 What actually counts as an asset
- 04 The honest inventory
- 05 Habits and environment are assets too
- 06 What you've got that you don't rate
- 07 Measured against the goal, not in general
- 08 What's missing, and what that tells you
- 09 Do the audit, this week