How you set your daily goals?
Hamza Afzal Butt
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I mostly set my weekday plans on weekends, but every day I set them priority-wise, like which is most important to complete that day.
sometimes i prefer to write them in my diary or use apps like notion to write :)
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Feliciana@feliciana_liu
I start my day by reviewing the previous day's tasks to identify any incomplete items. Then I prioritize the day's tasks using time blocking and set clear goals before beginning work. Additionally, I allocate about 1H for unexpected tasks to ensure flexibility and adaptability in my schedule.
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I set my daily goals by first identifying my top priorities aligned with my long-term objectives, ensuring they are specific and achievable. Then, I break them down into manageable tasks, scheduling time blocks to focus on each goal while allowing for flexibility to adapt as needed throughout the day.
Break down these grand designs into smaller, manageable tasks, each a pixel contributing to the grand image. Prioritize them with the discernment of a seasoned architect, focusing on what aligns most with your values and current needs. Use tools and frameworks to track progress, perhaps a digital planner or task management software, ensuring each step is visible and actionable.
I have a running list of things to do that I may or may not get around to, but I don't want to forget. Everyday I have 2 objectives for the day to accomplish and there may be several todos associated with that. I can get max 3 done in a day, but leave space for chaos.
I can pick my objectives based on my long running list of todos or on my backlog of objectives. Really depends on what the priority is that day. That's how I set my day. It doesn't make me the most productive, but it does make me consistently productive without threat of burnout, so I settled on this.