Set aside 60 to 90 minutes each week with no phone or email. Journal through prompts about what's working and what isn't in your business, marriage, kids, health, and money. This clarity break, inspired by Gino Wickman's Traction, helps you align your daily moves with what actually matters.
60 to 90 minutes.
From Gino Wickman's book Traction.
There's one thing I want to make sure, and I've mentioned it before in this podcast, but I want to make sure I mentioned it again. It's the most valuable time block in your entire week. It's called your clarity break. And I got this from Gino Wickman's book called I Think it Might have Been out of Traction. He calls it a clarity break. It's 60 to 90 minutes where you're sitting down with just your journal, no technology, and you're looking, you're answering questions like, what's working and what's not working in my business? What is working and what is not working in my marriage? What is working and not working with my kids? What is working and not working in my physical body, you know, with my diet or my finances? And you are just getting clear on what is working and what is not working? Right. We spend so much time in the activities that we rarely pick our head up and just take a deep breath and slow down. So that is my prayer, that's my wish for you, is just to take a breath this coming week and realize that you are not going to achieve your vision for your business and the areas of life that matter to you if you don't slow down and you don't do things differently going forward.
