Here are exercises to create a life strategy
- Create a bucket list of audacious goals you would like to accomplish along your journey. The bucket list can be a traditional list of items (skydiving, writing a book, adopting 3 kids, etc.), but it can also be a focused list of ambitious goals with a theme directly related to your life’s purpose and vision. Jeff Sanders
- When life works list: Write a list of activities you love, attributes you value, or characteristics about yourself you are proud of that remind you what life looks like when it’s going well. Then schedule those items first on your calendar. Jeff Sanders
- Write down the top three tasks in your life that cannot be outsourced, delegated, or deleted. Those are your vital few. These items will directly dictate what you do with your time, money, energy, and resources for the rest of your life. Jeff Sanders
- Create a physical board and hang it on a wall in your home. Fill the board with images, quotes, and inspirational clippings of anything you want to achieve, become, or experience. Look at the board every day and direct your daily actions towards these big goals. Jeff Sanders
- Formal Life Plan: Create a detailed, formal list of what you want your life to look like in each major area you choose (physical health, spirituality, relationships, finances, career, etc.) Having a life plan is an excellent way to map out your future and ensure you are always heading in the direction you want to go. Jeff Sanders
