Beate Schweiger
Make a list of everything you wish to get done if there were no time limits or barriers. Categorize them as low vs high urgency and low vs high importance. Choose three items that you will complete with no excuses for the day and two more that are on your wish list to complete.
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- Do you feel fabulous?