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Oct 9, 2020 23 min

S1-EP1: Why You Need a Weekly Plan

from This Week's Plan Hosted by Shane Fielder

Why you need a weekly plan is an important consideration to get clear on. When was the last time you found yourself asking a question such as: Where did all my time go? Where did last week go? How do I accomplish more this week? Because I certainly didn't get it done last week. How on earth am I going to get control of my life? Where does all my time go every single week? How do I stop wasting time on trivial tasks and interruptions and social media? And why does it seem like all my minutes and hours and days seem to slip between my fingers and slip away? Why do I feel all the time so overwhelmed? If you answered any of the questions I just asked you, you're at home, welcome to This Week's Plan. In this episode, Shane will help you understand some foundational elements and reasons why you need a weekly plan: Learn 11 words that will take the pressure off of how you get things done. Understand what the common denominator between hoping, wishing and dreaming is. Ever consider that a person who has poor results, probably doesn't have a good enough set of reasons to go out and actually get better results? How many opportunities in the last two weeks did you engineer? You only get one life, my friend. What's it going to be? Shane will guide spur you onto activating your weekly plan. Ready to dive in and raise your game this week?

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