CommunityWrite My To DoHow do you keep on track when having “a bad day or week “?

How do you keep on track when having “a bad day or week “?

Xan O.

Great question. For me, I have found the most success when keeping written record of my habits and actions. This helps me when I reflect on my choices and how they align with my goals. I personally use the polymath planner. Check it out and see if it works for you!
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