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Daniil Glezer

Do you set goals for the week?

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Do you set personal or professional goals at the beginning of the week? If so, how does it seem to help you?
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Tanya Sharma
Yes! I create goals (personal and professional) that have a longer-term - between 1-6 months. But I review tasks that help me reach those goals on a weekly basis. Being a huge proponent for self-improvement, we built Wonderpath. I would love to hear your thoughts on our approach (https://www.wonder-path.com/) :)
Daniil Glezer
@tanyasharma awesome, looks really cool! Just registered :)
Daniil Glezer
@tanyasharma the advice and growth aspect is really interesting, cant wait to learn more
Tanya Sharma
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Sofya Narbut
I love-love-love goals and deadlines, they allow me to keep the tempo. If I don't have at least one goal for a week, I'm supper sluggish. I also try stick to doing a check-up on what I've done over the week on friday. Good to keep in ming the fact that I need to write something down, it motivates me a lot.
Daniil Glezer
@sofya_narbut witing down your goals is definitely underrated- an old school pen and paper is so satisfying for goal setting
Sofya Narbut
@daniilgdg true, it feels like the information sets in more meaningfully when you scribble it down with your own hand. Writing down in notes app feels like sending another text message.
Ignacio Suarez Ordoñez
Weekly and daily goals are important to keep you productive!
Daniil Glezer
@ignacio_suarez_ordonez for sure, im still figuring out how to increase my productivity and stay focused on my goals
Mayank Grover
At Outscal, we set weekly goals for all business operations. The best part everyone set their own weekly goals. How does it help? Everyone takes ownership of their work. Managers don't have to push their teams to get shit done. Everyone is responsible for their own shit.
Daniil Glezer
@mayank_grover Thats awesome, are the goals public for the whole team to see?
Mayank Grover
@daniilgdg Yes! it is.
teknocorner
Yes, because i always have work management and planning https://bit.ly/2YmxH6C
Daniil Glezer
@teknocorner looks interesting! will be sure to check it out
TCM
I prefer daily goals; I have a (huge) list of things to do, and then each day I decide which to achieve
Daniil Glezer
@hazheyworth thats awesome, how do you prioritize?
TCM
@daniilgdg Instead of prioritising, I categorise my tasks into one of two 'buckets' - 'brainless tasks' (i.e. the chores that I need to do for my business) and everything else. So, if I am feeling tired, unmotivated, not creative etc, I work on the 'brainless tasks'. Otherwise, if I am feeling good and productive, I work on my other tasks. In terms of choosing the order in which i do the tasks within each bucket, I prioritise everything that is needed for general upkeep, and then work backwards from my nearest goal. So, ask yourself, what are the tasks I need to achieve to keep my business running. If you've done those, what are the tasks that you need to achieve to complete you next goal?
Nimrod Popper
Its difficult for me to create set goals, i base my weeks around work KPIs
Rachel Levitz
Yes! Make a list and work through them during the week. No better feeling then ending the week with a beautifully crossed off list (:
Daniil Glezer
@rachel_levitz nothing better than crossing off items on a list
Swapnil Vats
YES! Weekly goals are super defines. Important tasks at a day level too.
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