Solution #2 — Make a plan and be specific
To eliminate ambiguity, you need a plan.
In general, the more specific and the more clear you are about your plan the better.
- What’s the first task you will tackle when you wake up?
- How long will you spend on your afternoon workout?
- Where will you do your evening meditation?
The goal is to turn your desired outcomes into a series of very clear behaviors.
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