How do you start your week?
Do you just rely on yourself or do you use some tools to organise yourself?
I learned a lot of productivity hacks from Michael Hyatt. I’ve listened a lot to his podcasts and I used some of his recommended tools to make my plans work such as the Full Focus Planner which is kind of a calendar and a to-do list together with goal setting tips and more.
Join Sam and I while we talk about the following advice on how to start the week right:
- Don’t dive directly into meetings or emails
- Review your annual goals
- Review your achievements from last week
- Start/stop/change/continue
- Review existing to-dos and open-loops
- Review the upcoming week’s events
- Plan your weekly big 3
- Clean up your calendar
- Plan your daily big events
- What things that can wait
- Have an invite in your calendar with these steps to create a routine or use the full focus planner
Listen to this insightful episode and share this with your friends and colleagues!
References:
- This is your life! This is an older podcast by Michael Hyatt in which he talks a lot about these topics. He has also some new podcasts which you can find here: https://fullfocus.co/
- Link to the Full Focus Planner
- Free to Focus book
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