Your Weekly Challenge:

REMINDER: You don’t have to do the challenge! See it as an idea on how to spend your week more productively.

Plan ahead. Each end of day this week, plan what you want to achieve the day after.

Include whatever you want in your plan, it’s really up to you. Here’s an example that might give you some inspiration:

Jeremey’s cool daily planner(on paper)-

• To do list for tmrw

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• What didn’t I complete today?

• What do I want to remember?

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Your Weekly Inspirational Story:

“It was an unbelievably fun time. And I wouldn’t replace it for the world.

But at twenty-two years of age, the band broke up, and my lack of skillset really came into focus.

My CV looked like I had spent the first four years out of high school doing nothing. I was unemployed, and un-employable.

So I did what any former amateur rockstar would do – I re-sat my end of high school tests, studied my ass off, and smashed the result.

I enrolled in uni and studied a subject that couldn’t be any further from my life to date – accounting.

Accounting is like eating cheese sandwiches every day for lunch. You know the ones. Butter bread and all.

But I did it. I studied, I started working in taxation, I graduated, and after five years –

I bailed from Australia and took off for six months around the world where I spent most of my time in South America.”

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-five-year-plan-changed-my-life-clayton-daniel

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Reflective-thinking questions:

!!!- I advise you to write the answers down on paper, as they help you figure out stuff about yourself. you might find it useful later on!

-The guy here focused on one mission for 5 years: to pull himself out of his financial struggles. What is one mission you can commit to in the next 5 years? Why?

-When do you know you need to “move on” from your dreams or goals?

Critical-thinking questions(HIGH DETAIL RECOMMENDED):

-Do you think that focusing on 1 thing for 5 years is good for everyone? How do you know?

-Do you think becoming a rockstar was the writer’s dream? If so, should he have chased it down to the very end? Why?

Your Weekly ‘Food For Thought’ question

How do you choose your path in life?

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