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Make Time

Reflect And Fine-Tune Your Days

Observe what’s going on.
Guess why things are happening the way they are.
Experiment to test your hypothesis.
Measure the results and decide whether you were right.

Take time for daily reflection: did you made time for your Highlight? How well you were able to focus on it? If you fail at first, don’t be hard on yourself when you fail. Use your notes to Give it time and use the notes improve your process.

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