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Every weekend, I fire up Notion and dive into a weekly checkpoint.
It’s comprised of 15 questions:
1) Am I closer to freedom?
2) What did I ship this week?
3) Is my calendar optimized for flow?
4) Where am I trying to be too clever?
It’s comprised of 15 questions:
1) Am I closer to freedom?
2) What did I ship this week?
3) Is my calendar optimized for flow?
4) Where am I trying to be too clever?
5) Does my calendar reflect my priorities?
6) Was I going too fast, too slow, or just right?
7) What 20% of actions drove 80% of results?
8) What’s giving me energy? What’s dulling me?
9) Can I intentionally slow down to move faster?
6) Was I going too fast, too slow, or just right?
7) What 20% of actions drove 80% of results?
8) What’s giving me energy? What’s dulling me?
9) Can I intentionally slow down to move faster?
10) What am I putting off? What if I just did it now?
11) Did I let other people dictate how I spent my time?
12) Am I calm? Am I fit? If not, what's in place to change that?
13) What can I remove, digital or physical, to improve coherence?
11) Did I let other people dictate how I spent my time?
12) Am I calm? Am I fit? If not, what's in place to change that?
13) What can I remove, digital or physical, to improve coherence?
14) Am I sticking to the schedule, or am I letting life get in the way?
15) What’s the real goal here? Is there a better way to accomplish it?
More details on the process here :) https://www.theproofwellness.com/how-notion-keeps-me-sane
15) What’s the real goal here? Is there a better way to accomplish it?
More details on the process here :) https://www.theproofwellness.com/how-notion-keeps-me-sane
