Someone divides their day into four seasons: spring for creating content that compounds, summer for routine work like emails, fall for rest and planning, winter for wrapping up. They're considering applying the same structure to a whole year.
I kind of live my day like in seasons. So in the beginning it's like spring. So what you do in spring is you like plant seeds for the future. So for me, I just start my day in the early morning. I like to create content and do things that will pay out, but not today. I'll see them harvest sometime later. Then it's after spring, it's summer. Summer is when you really work hard, but then you do more of menial tasks. You do more like emails and just responding to people and that kind of stuff. But it's not something that will compound. And fall is kind of where you rest. And then as you see what's up, you maybe you plan a little bit and then in winter it's everything's dark and you're closing out. And that's kind of how I live my, my day. And now I'm thinking maybe that's going to be a good way to live my year.
