Do Your Priorities Match Your Calendar? 2 Insights I Learned
Question: How important is it to map your time to your most important priorities?
Outside of “being happy,” the items below are the most consistent priorities I’ve heard from folks I have coached.
I gave people 100 points and had them allocate across these categories.
πΏ Health & Well-Being
π° Financial Stability & Security
π Meaningful Relationships & Connections
π± Personal Growth & Self-Development
π Positively Impacting Others
π Purpose and Fulfillment
π Environmental Stewardship
Insight #1: There were extremes in the point allocation. Each cluster is a potential target customer segment for a new business.
Insight #2: Time spent was not aligned with priorities. That may be okay, but it feels broken.
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