- 1.0 Section 1. Introduction
- 1.1 How to Master Productivity and Planning?
- 1.2 What this book is about
- 1.3 Who this book is for
- 2.0 Section 2. Preparation stage
- 2.1 Life plan
- 2.2 Determine what you want from life
- 2.3 Determine what you want from the next 3–5 years
- 2.4 Determine what you want to accomplish in a year. Connect your backlog
- 2.5 Sort and prioritize the list
- 2.6 For each goal, determine its type
- 2.7 Include routine tasks and family goals in the list
- 2.8 Estimate how many financial and time-based goals you can accomplish this year
- 2.9 Draw up a plan for the year
- 3.0 Section 3. Daily Intern
- 4.0 Section 4. Weekly Beginner
- 5.0 Section 5. Monthly Sprinter
- 6.0 Section 6. Annual Guru
- 7.0 Section 7. Example of my 2024
- 8.0 Section 8. Specific theory
- 8.1 Taking vacations. Planning 11/1 and 10/2
- 8.2 Taking weekends off. Planning 6/1 and 5/2
- 9.0 Section 9. Answers to questions
- 9.1 Is it okay to abandon your goals mid-year?
- 9.2 What to do if you cannot make a clear plan?
- 9.3 What to do if you cannot follow the plan?
- 9.4 What to do when a sprint starts mid-week?
- 9.5 When should a goal be considered achieved?
- 9.6 How to study information when there is too much of it?
- 9.7 What is the right age for planning?
- 9.8 The difference between a goal and a task
- 9.9 Does planning purity always hold?
- 10 Conclusion
- 11 Books I recommend reading
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- 1.0 Section 1. Introduction
- 1.1 How to Master Productivity and Planning?
- 1.2 What this book is about
- 1.3 Who this book is for
- 2.0 Section 2. Preparation stage
- 2.1 Life plan
- 2.2 Determine what you want from life
- 2.3 Determine what you want from the next 3–5 years
- 2.4 Determine what you want to accomplish in a year. Connect your backlog
- 2.5 Sort and prioritize the list
- 2.6 For each goal, determine its type
- 2.7 Include routine tasks and family goals in the list
- 2.8 Estimate how many financial and time-based goals you can accomplish this year
- 2.9 Draw up a plan for the year
- 3.0 Section 3. Daily Intern
- 4.0 Section 4. Weekly Beginner
- 5.0 Section 5. Monthly Sprinter
- 6.0 Section 6. Annual Guru
- 7.0 Section 7. Example of my 2024
- 8.0 Section 8. Specific theory
- 8.1 Taking vacations. Planning 11/1 and 10/2
- 8.2 Taking weekends off. Planning 6/1 and 5/2
- 9.0 Section 9. Answers to questions
- 9.1 Is it okay to abandon your goals mid-year?
- 9.2 What to do if you cannot make a clear plan?
- 9.3 What to do if you cannot follow the plan?
- 9.4 What to do when a sprint starts mid-week?
- 9.5 When should a goal be considered achieved?
- 9.6 How to study information when there is too much of it?
- 9.7 What is the right age for planning?
- 9.8 The difference between a goal and a task
- 9.9 Does planning purity always hold?
- 10 Conclusion
- 11 Books I recommend reading
