A short, instructional YouTube talk by Nate Tilley about resetting for maximum productivity. The speaker recommends a 90-day review cycle: schedule a full day for solo reflection (ideally offline and in nature), review what you created and removed in the past 90 days, assess whether repeating those actions will reach your goals, and course-correct activities that don't align with outcomes.
Now is the time to actually do take a look at the terrain every 90 days. How disciplined am I being? What other things that I'm doing in my life that aren't conducive of me reaching this outcome and am I on track to getting to that outcome? If the next 90 days were to look like the last 90 days, and the best way that I have found to do that is to book a day with yourself on your calendar. You ideally go out into the forest, leave your phone at home, go out with a journal and you just think. You think about all the things that you've created in the last 90 days, all the things that you've cut out. And you think about if you were to repeat those same actions for the next 90 days, would you be halfway towards hitting your goal? And if you're not, you need to really look at the activities that you're doing in those time and then course correct.
