Seyka Mejeur

"You have to work hard to discover how to work smart. You won't know the best solutions until you've made nearly all the mistakes." -@JamesClear

7) Experiences | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 8) Spirit | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 9) Finances | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 10) Learning | Score 1 - 5 & Goals:

3) Partner / Love | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 4) Family | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 5) Friends | Score 1 - 5 & Goals: 6) Mission | Score 1 - 5 & Goals:

I've shared my /daily/ preparation ritual and reflection ritual that help me stay focused on what matters. Here are my /weekly/ summary questions that I complete in under 10 minutes each week:

5) How has my life improved recently & WHAT can I celebrate today: 6) What am I manifesting:

And, for reflecting on my day: 1) Gratitude / A moment I really appreciated today: 2) Accomplishments / A situation or task I handled well today 3) Something on my heart, feelings to explore: 4) I could have made today even better if:

1) Top goals / meetings and my intention for them: 2) One thing I can get excited about & worth getting exhausted for: 3) The kind of person I want to be; How can I inject joy/meaning? 4) One action I can take to demonstrate real excellence & value

Today I share the daily questions I journal on, in 5 - 10 minutes, to prepare for the day, and to wrap my day. These are based off years of mentors and education on crafting an intentional life.

With so many distractions in life I want to make sure I’m paying my attention to the things I truly want to focus on. I have a written planner that I’ve designed to have a daily reflection, a weekly reflection, and a monthly reflection.

View even more details to this process in the full article here: linkedin.com/pulse/how-appr…

Step 3 cont'd: Next, force rank them in order of importance. When hard decisions come up, look at your list of priorities. Often, that makes the right answer to the decision easy (even if the follow-through is hard).

How to Approaching New Year Goal Setting in a Way That Actually Works (a thread): As a CEO, a mother, a pilot, and an explorer, I get great ROI in my business and personal life through reviewing and reflecting, and in planning intentionally.