I read this article on 'How To Change Your Life Every 90 Days' and, while it seems a tad simplistic, I also believe the plan offers some helpful hints for everyday life in general.
They say most people are living day-to-day and going nowhere, but with this simple 4-question exercise from Dan Sullivan, it can change your life:
- Gives you a sense of joy and pride for what you’ve accomplished
- Confidence about what you’re currently focusing on
- Excitement about what your future holds
- Clarity about the few things that really matter
I don't know about all that... but I did find the four questions interesting. Especially the first few. They are...
- Last 90 Days - “Winning Achievements? Looking back over the past quarter, what are the things that make you the proudest about what you have achieved?” (there are likely more than you think)
- Right Now - “What’s Hot? When you look at everything that’s going on today, which areas of focus and progress are making you the most confident?”
- Next 90 Days - “Bigger and Better? Now, looking ahead at the next quarter, what new things are giving you the greatest sense of excitement?
- 90-Day Jumps - “What are the five new ‘jumps’ you can now achieve that will make your next 90 days a great quarter regardless of what else happens?”
Completing a marathon earlier this year reminded me I can do more than I usually think possible, and reading this article was a good reminder that it doesn't have to stop there.
So.... go!
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