How do you keep track of what you have achieved?

A few weeks ago I started using my Super Seven plan.

It’s simple. In a small notebook, on the right hand page, I  write down 7 things to do each day . By the end of the day I tick off those I have done and forward the ones that were not possible( for all sorts of reasons). I don’t get hung up about not completing the 7 though – that would be counterproductive. I reschedule or delete as appropriate. It’s a loose structure not a straitjacket!

On the left hand page I note down the achievements of the day.

Over the period of a year I will have at least 365 achievements!

Go on – recognise your achievements and give yourself a pat on the back. You deserve it!

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  • Joanna Young Mar 19, 2009 at 11:54

    What a good idea Jackie – I think I’ll give this one a try

  • jackie Mar 20, 2009 at 11:55

    Please share if you do Joanna!

  • Jo Jordan Mar 22, 2009 at 11:33

    It’s good. Weekly and monthly reports have their purpose!

    We sleep better too when we go to bed thinking about what went well and we have a better day when we wake remembering why we are bothered. To do lists belong on paper not in our mind!

  • jackie Mar 23, 2009 at 13:38

    Thanks Jo

    Going to sleep thinking about what went well. What a great idea. I will try that.