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Don't just track work. Identify 6–10 areas that matter to you. Examples include: Physical Health Mental/Emotional Health Core Work/Business Side Projects Partner/Romance Family/Kids Friendships Personal Growth/Learning 2. Audit Current Commitments

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This guide is about intentionally organizing your life into (plus a weekly review) to ensure you are progressing in all areas, not just working hard. 1. Define Your 8 "Boxes" Audit Current Commitments 100 prompts including "A New

Commit to a small change in one box each week. Evaluate at the next check-in. The goal is incremental gain over the course of a year, suggests HelloHenrik. 5. The "+1" Weekly Review Define Your 8 "Boxes" Commit to a small

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At the end of the week, review all 8 boxes. Evaluate what worked and adjust for the next week. Consistency is everything, notes HelloHenrik.

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