From James Clear, Fwd: 3-2-1: Making your habits fun, how to host a good party, and tips for prioritizing
"10 years or 1 hour. Those are the two time frames worth prioritizing.
10 years is shorthand for thinking longer-term than nearly everyone else and doing things that are really ambitious or meaningful. Most of the deeply meaningful things in life
... See moreThere are three core phases to the goal setting process: The Why, The How, and The What Now. To
Alissa Finerman • Living in Your Top 1%
You need a system to keep you — and your team— aimed at your goal when the world seems determined to throw shiny objects at you. The system I use is made up of three simple parts. One: set inspiring and measurable goals. Two: make sure you and your team are always making progress toward that desired end state. No matter how many other things are on
... See moreChristina Wodtke • Radical Focus
The problem with most time management systems is that they don’t help solve the problem: They’re focused on how to get it all done in less time. But that’s a mistake. Just like tasting from a buffet is a mistake. Because we can’t possibly get it all done and not end up frantic, depleted, and overwhelmed. The secret to surviving a buffet is to eat f
... See morePeter Bregman • 18 Minutes: Find Your Focus, Master Distraction, and Get the Right Things Done
But this will work only if you establish goals correctly, meaning they should be measurable, effort based, and attainable absent the necessary approval or actions of others.
Elysha Dicks • Someday Is Today
- GET CLEAR ON WHAT YOU WANT TO DO Stop delaying on your goals. If you’re feeling stuck, the best way to get started is to go small. This approach works at every stage of your writing life. You might be at the beginning of a project, dancing round your dream trying to find out where to start, or you can apply this as a daily practice of prioritisatio