Скачать или смотреть Time Management Tips | Map Out The Battles - Sam Taggart

It is naturally intimidating to have a mountain of projects on your desk to finish at once. If you work for me and I heap an enormous pile of files on your desk to fix, you are surely going to give me that curious "Really???" look.

Contrastingly, you will be spurred on if this mountain is pieced into smaller projects, such that there is incremental progress across time, eventually clearing the monstrous mountain off.

This is how it is in real life. We all have this intimidating mountain of ambitions. This could be the typical 9-figure dream or even something as personal as building your family. But you aren't going to get up there in one minute, are you?

Most times not! Sustainable successes – especially when mega - aren't achieved in a second, there is a progressive ascension where one success takes you up to the next phase and then the upper.

My philosophy is to get your "mental cutter board" out and slice these ambitions into smaller goals. I see the bigger goals as wars. This could be my ambition or targets for the month or even the year. Now, to ramp out their tangibility and also my accountability (in the pursuance of these big goals), I divide these wars into smaller battles.

The battles are my most pressing objectives on the immediate that I must fulfill to win the bigger war, which is my ambition in the longer term. Here, I would be narrowing my focus on what I need to do every hour and then every day to achieve the target for the week and then for the month.

Cutting these wars into smaller battles allows you to concentrate your troops – which here are your focus and energy – into achieving the smaller details that let you realize your larger-scale ambitions.

This way, over time, these small slices of success accumulate into one giant pie, which is your ambition. By tackling smaller battles across the day and week, you build the valuable consistency to achieve your ultimate goals procedurally.

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