Absolutely certain, i still remember how shocked i was when i did the first day of 30x30 program. Action precedes motivation and even a full breath can change your mood, and later you understand elephant-path-rider analogy and how to use it in your favor and its amazing, i think i kind of understood it couple months ago whit Justin message exchange, but still trying to implement it.
One thing i did was to start recording accomplishments and failures, trying not to overestimate my productivity (i normally establish time periods instead of specific tasks) and every week i do kind of evaluation.
Nevertheless, i have doubts about organization of areas, nowadays i can say that i dedicate my time to study geopolitics, training, civil society issues and mix; till now i often dedicate my day to couple o three areas, fully dedicating some days to someone. Though i have prioritized them, i don't know, if some different organization would be more effective, like focusing one month in one special area, minimizing the others, or per weeks, or maybe it is better to keep as till now.
Though i know i should try to check it, i ask you if you have experimented with that and how do you see it?
Bruno! Thank you so much for reading and sharing your thoughts. You have hit on one of the great challenges, which requires constant adaptation and re-tooling. My systems are always adapting to my goals, life situation, life-feedback, and personal evolution. It is hard to say what is best for you, specifically. What I can say is that over and over again I've found that I have a tendency to try to do to much at once. I am very intentional about trying to limit that and be more selective about what is the biggest priority.
Essentialism! Easier said than done, but I find it is quite worthwhile to take a lot of time planning and prioritizing. Clarity in priorities is true power. Perhaps try Tim Ferriss's Fear Setting exercise that he discusses in his TED talk.
Hope that helps, somewhat. Great to hear from you!
Absolutely certain, i still remember how shocked i was when i did the first day of 30x30 program. Action precedes motivation and even a full breath can change your mood, and later you understand elephant-path-rider analogy and how to use it in your favor and its amazing, i think i kind of understood it couple months ago whit Justin message exchange, but still trying to implement it.
One thing i did was to start recording accomplishments and failures, trying not to overestimate my productivity (i normally establish time periods instead of specific tasks) and every week i do kind of evaluation.
Nevertheless, i have doubts about organization of areas, nowadays i can say that i dedicate my time to study geopolitics, training, civil society issues and mix; till now i often dedicate my day to couple o three areas, fully dedicating some days to someone. Though i have prioritized them, i don't know, if some different organization would be more effective, like focusing one month in one special area, minimizing the others, or per weeks, or maybe it is better to keep as till now.
Though i know i should try to check it, i ask you if you have experimented with that and how do you see it?
Cheers Shane.
Bruno! Thank you so much for reading and sharing your thoughts. You have hit on one of the great challenges, which requires constant adaptation and re-tooling. My systems are always adapting to my goals, life situation, life-feedback, and personal evolution. It is hard to say what is best for you, specifically. What I can say is that over and over again I've found that I have a tendency to try to do to much at once. I am very intentional about trying to limit that and be more selective about what is the biggest priority.
Essentialism! Easier said than done, but I find it is quite worthwhile to take a lot of time planning and prioritizing. Clarity in priorities is true power. Perhaps try Tim Ferriss's Fear Setting exercise that he discusses in his TED talk.
Hope that helps, somewhat. Great to hear from you!
Shane