The Week After the Clocks Change
Dark evenings are a test. Build the routine before the mood dips.
Tag: planning
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D-Day and the Limits of a Plan: Leadership Lessons From June 1944
The Allied landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944, were among the most carefully planned operations in history, and much of the plan still went wrong. What D-Day teaches about leading when plans break. Read more
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Halfway Through the Year: A Midpoint Review That Does Not Hurt
The end of May is close enough to the midpoint to take stock. A short, honest review process for the year so far, designed to produce adjustments rather than guilt. Read more
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The Late-May Goal Triage: Deciding What Gets Your Summer Energy
Summer changes your schedule, your energy and your attention. Before it arrives, sort your goals by how well they fit the season, so the ones that matter most get the best of you. Read more
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Myth vs. Fact: Goal Setting
Some of the most repeated advice about goals does not hold up, and a badly set goal can turn a comeback into another disappointment. Common beliefs about goal setting, and what tends to be true. Read more
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Ninety-Day Goals: Why a Season Is the Right Length for a Commitment
Annual goals lose steam by March and daily goals do not add up on their own. A season-length commitment of about ninety days sits in the sweet spot. How to set one as spring begins. Read more
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The One-Page Comeback Plan: A Simple Template
Big recoveries do not need big documents. This one-page template asks the few hard questions that matter and leaves you with something clear enough to act on tomorrow morning. Read more
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The Winter Pause: Using the Slower Months to Recover and Plan
Winter’s shorter days can feel like a slump, but they also offer a natural season for rest, reflection and careful planning before spring arrives. Read more
