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Question 1

You can’t stay focused if you don’t know what you’re aiming for. Not knowing your priorities is the cause of overwhelm.

Answer 1

Aiming for. Overwhelmed. Priorities

Question 2

. I reflect on my eulogy.

Answer 2

Eulogy: high praise.

تعریف؛ ستایش

Question 3

I started writing 10 goals a year in 2016. For me, I see recurrent themes around family, health, relationships, work, and financial freedom. For 2018, I wrote a financial goal: “Reduce our spending by $500 each month by March 31, 2018.” When I wrote it, I had no idea how we’d do that with all of kids activities and our love for dining out. Well, that was December 2017, and by March 2018, that goal has been exceeded, closer to $600 a month now.

Answer 3

Exceed: to go beyond; to be greater than.
Theme:subject, topic
Financial freedom

Question 4

I write out my day the night before.

This practice has become one of my favorite habits. Each day, at the end of the workday, I review what I got done that day and plan for the next day. I set two to three big things I want to accomplish the next day, clean up my task/project list and re-commit to my calendar appointments. When I walk into the office the morning, I’m ready to go, and I know exactly where to start.

Answer 4

Write out
Practice
Accomplish: complete, do

Question 5

. I conduct a personal quarterly review.

Every 90 days, I zoom out of my day-to-day and evaluate it. I look at what I can eliminate, what I can improve, and what I want to change. Two questions I like to ask myself I got from Tim Ferriss: What are 20 percent of the activities I’m doing that are creating 80 percent of the results? And what are the 20 percent of the commitments/people/work that is creating 80 percent of my stress?

Answer 5

Conduct: هدایت کردن؛ سرپرستی کردن
Zoom out of my
Eliminate