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Creating a productive schedule
Avoiding procrastination
Prioritizing tasks effectively
Examples of Structure
- Financial structure. Create a system so that you are tracking your spending on a regular basis, and have a plan for how to spend it.
- Communication. Create a system for how you handle emails and messages.
- Health. Create a system for tracking how active you are and what will you eat to give yourself a thriving healthy life.
- Physical surroundings. Create a system to asses how messy your house is and how does all of this affect your mental state.
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Resistance and uncertainty
The structure, instead of eliminating uncertainty from your life, gives you a space to practice with the uncertainty.
Instead of letting yourself flop all over the place (without structure), you’re asking yourself to courageously confront your discomfort and uncertainty.
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Creating Impeccable Structure
- Recognize when a part of my your is messy and could use more structure.
- Contemplate a structure that would give you a feeling of trust.
- Write out the structure, then put it somewhere you’ll see it.
- Put it into action, as a practice.
- Revisit and revise on a reg...
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Reasons to Create Structure
- When we have a huge mess around us, it’s hard to be focused. It’s hard to really put our best effort into our meaningful work.
- Lack of structure creates a lack of trustability. When our lives are completely unstructured and messy, it’s hard for others to trust us. ...
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Creating Impeccable Structure
- Recognize when a part of my your is messy and could use more structure.
- Contemplate a structure that would give you a feeling of trust.
- Write out the structure, then put it somewhere you’ll see it.
- Put it into action, as a practice.
- Revisit and revise on a reg...
External Sources Of Structure
Having an external source of structure keeps you on task and accountable but prevents you from completely defining your own goals, and forces you to accept somebody else’s standards.
Living long enough under such a system can prevent you from developing critical skills to handle yourself a...
Declutter first, organize second
You should never force yourself into a tracking system for your spending habits without examining your purchases and purging those that aren't working for you.
Even if you track your spending but you spend more than what you can afford, you're only giving yourself a false sense of progress...
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