Togetherness
Time Management *it’ll be helpful to have a pen and paper for this session
docs.google.com
Togetherness
AM Reflection: A Time to Plan
Ryder Carroll • The Bullet Journal Method
Collection: Busy Working Professional - Compound Manual
manual.compoundplanning.com
2 hours of free time and space to think
Learn to master my calendar.
Use it, regularly.
Remember your purpose, and you solve time management forever: • Who am I? • Why am I here? • What do I choose to create?
Dusan Djukich • Straight-Line Leadership
Selecting what to do, before the day’s distractions arise; specifying each task in a calendar, including when it will start and finish; focusing on one thing at a time; doing each to an acceptable (rather than perfect) standard. This definition accommodates the most important elements of the practice: intentionality, focus, achievement, order, comp
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