First Experiment Update: Daily Highlight

If you haven't listened to my previous episode about making a daily highlight, I'll tell you that the reason for doing this experiment is to make each day a little bit special. I wanted something in between checking all the boxes on a to-do list and creating an amazingly large goal that is so far into the future that it is easy to lose motivation. I've started writing daily highlights as a goal for what to accomplish for the day. In the beginning, it was going great because I was selecting highlights that were time-appropriate. To be successful with highlights, they work best when they can be accomplished within an hour to an hour and a half. After a few days, I started messing up my highlights. I was picking things that were solidly a two to three day amount of work so the sticky note with my highlight just hung out on my computer...mocking me. My weekday highlight picking got a solid D. Final verdict...weekday highlights to require improvement. My weekend highlight picking ability is much better. I always pick things that involve my family, such as trash-talking my 10-year-old, which I haven't managed to screw up yet. In conclusion, I will continue to improve my highlight process and share what I find. As I've said before, this is all a work in progress. If you would like to know about the tools that I love, check out my resources page at resources.timehackingradio.com. If you're interested in creating your own podcast and you need an editor, pick mine! He's great! https://fiver.com/jay717/