What New Year strategies do they and others use to stay focused in the year ahead?
Bill Gates: Founder of Microsoft
Every year Bill Gates conducts his “end-of-year assessment”. He reflects on
He also asks himself other questions about his life such as:
Siimon Reynolds: Co-Founder of Photon Group
Siimon Reynolds does a short exercise. He allocates 10 minutes to ask himself the following two questions:
This exercise works well because it increases your clarity. It also doesn’t overwhelm you with a huge To Do List (that often never gets done). You end up with a small handful of actions that will make a difference to your business success.
US ‘Shark Tank’ investor Robert Herjavec
“I live and die by my calendar.” Robert Herjavec has an end-of-year ritual that sets him up for success: organising his calendar for the whole next year.
”It allows me to manage my time and priorities.”
He said planning 12 months ahead of time maximises his productivity.
“It doesn’t mean that everything on the calendar needs to be locked in,” he said, “but it gives me an idea of where I’m going to be, and when, so I can get the most out of my time.”
“Set aside time to do a full calendar review six months, or a year out, to make sure you are on track with your yearly goals as well,” he told Fortune Magazine.
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