The ObservatoryThe week's restart
Ten minutes on a fixed day to look back and choose the few important things for next week.
How it works
- A fixed time to pauseChooseWrite
- Look backWrite
- Choose the week's rocksList
- Land the planWrite
Weeks blur together when nothing marks where one week ends and the next begins. You wake up on Monday and are reactive again, responding to whatever shouts loudest. The antidote is simple: a fixed moment each week where …
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Why does it work?
Clear, recurring and specific goals produce higher performance than vague intentions (Locke & Latham). The "big rocks" principle (Covey): prioritize what is important before what is urgent.
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