The Self Audit
- Check in with yourself about what motivates you and what you consider to be most important in your life.
- Create an activity-by-activity list of how you spend your time.
- Label each activity by whether you consider it an "energy creator," "neutral" or "energy reducer".
- At the end of the month, pull out the audit and look for trends.
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