Courtney and Verbs explain why the Weekly Big 3 is one of the most important elements of the Full Focus Planner system.
Category: Goal Achievement
141. Leveraging the Power of Less: Your Daily Big 3
Courtney and Verbs talk about the power of focusing on the key tasks that will keep pushing you forward every single day.
140. Let’s Brainstorm: How Do I Reward Myself?
Today, Courtney and Verbs help Producer Nick fill out the “Your Reward” section of his Full Focus Planner.
55. That’s Not a Goal—It’s a Project
The goal you’ve been dreading is actually a project, and we have three strategies for getting it done.
54. How to Reevaluate Your Goals and Make Them Exciting Again
Reevaluate your goals each quarter and take one of 5 actions to ensure you’re focused on your most important work.
47. 4 Ways to Solve Your Willpower Issues
Simple strategies for improving your goal achievement by enlisting your friends.
42. How to Escape the Messy Middle
A simple plan to keep you going when goal achievement takes a long time.
32. 5 Ways to Shift Goals in Crisis
Five ways to recast goals that have been upended by unforeseen circumstances.
23. 4 Questions to Learn from Mistakes
You’re a high achiever, so you like to attempt big things. The problem is that things don’t always turn out the way you planned. That feels lousy. It makes you want to bury last week and just barrel ahead.
There’s a better way. We’ve discovered a simple process for redeeming your regrets, big and small. Your mistakes and even failures don’t have to keep you stuck. You can learn from your mistakes and emerge even stronger by asking yourself four simple questions.
When you do, you’ll no longer feel ashamed of the past or afraid of the future. You’ll gain the insight and confidence you need to make positive changes and achieve better results in the future.
20. Should You Share Your Goals
So you’ve got this big goal that you’re really excited about. You’re dying to share it with the people around you. But when you do, it kind of backfires. Some people belittle your aspiration. Others seem to think you’re bragging. The whole experience is deflating. It makes you wonder if you should even try this goal.
Yes, you should! And you can share it with people who will affirm and help you. We’ve discovered three foolproof principles for goal sharing. Follow them, and you’ll get rid of all the angst about sharing or not sharing your goals. You’ll find the people who can support you in reaching for your biggest aspirations, and you’ll achieve them!
