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Crossing off three months of the year in your planning is significant as it allows you to account for unexpected events in life. It's a way of acknowledging that life is unpredictable and things may not always go as planned. By not setting new goals for these three months, you give yourself some flexibility and buffer time to deal with unforeseen circumstances, catch up on tasks, or even take a break if needed. This approach can help reduce stress and prevent burnout, while still keeping you on track towards your overall goals.
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Think "bigger picture" – first, dump everything you can think of on paper. Don't worry about the order of goals, accuracy or even how realistic it is to accomplish them. Then think about what the number one priority is, circle it and list all the tasks needed to accomplish the biggest goal. Cross off three months of the year – when the goals are determined, look at your year and cross off three months you will not set goals for new things to do for your business because your need to account for when life is going to happen (and it sure will). Create an ideal week – look at every single hour of the day and decide which days will be dedicated to achieving your goals. "Plugin the times you'll do your personal items as well – for example, if you know you want to begin your morning reading a book or going for a walk, write that down!" the experts say. Use time blocking – see if you can use time blocking to help you complete more in one sitting. Try to block out 2-3 hours to focus solely...
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