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An action plan for your life

An action plan for your life

Ask yourself the following questions for each area in your life:

  1. What is the smallest thing I could do to make progress in this area of life TODAY?
  2. If I was living like a “rating of 10 out of 10” for this area of my life, what would I have done to get to a 10 from where I am today?
  3. What is one big thing that I know I need to do in this area of my life to make progress, but I am scared or hesitant to do?

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The Wheel of Life - Basic Definition

The Wheel of Life - Basic Definition

It is a way to zero in on the most important areas that are worthy of your attention. It allows you to map your life and prioritize along 8 categories: Health, Career, Finances, Relationships, Giving/Contribution, Personal Growth, Fun, Spirituality. 

Score yourself on each category and comm...

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Don't be like Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson made $300M in his life but ended up financially ruined. He focused on fitness, boxing, and leisure, by spending like a king.

He ignored all other parts of his life: friendships, relationships, education, contribution or real financial health.

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"Never look back unless you are planning to go that way." - Henry David Thoreau

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Questions to Ask in Self-Reflection

  • How do I feel overall about this area of my life? 
  • What’s working? What’s not working?
  • What do I want more of – or less of?
  • What are my accomplishments? 
  • What do I want? What are my hopes or goals?
  • What am I gratef...

Powerful questions to build accountability

  1. Am I clear about my deepest desires and goals for my life?
  2. Why do I want what I want? 
  3. What else is possible for me this year?
  4. What am I making the feelings mean, and how can I take action anyway?
  5. Am I making excuses, like, “This is too hard,” or “I don’t feel...

A feedback loop for your motivation

We can learn from our own experience and find ways to improve. Repeat the following questions to yourself over time.

  • What did I achieve today, and how can I better it?
  • What should I continue doing, what should I stop, and what new activities should I add?

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