The 12 Week Year—Week One
Mindset
Define one step for each day, so tiny, that you know you will carry it out. Break the project down into daily bites of work. Then take action every day.
Know in every moment what needs to be done to move you toward your goal.
Always ask this before you do a task: Does doing this get me closer to creating what I want to create?
Only plan items you can execute! Make your plans achievable. Less might be better. When you make plans you cannot achieve your motivation will be killed!
12 Week Year Outcome: make 100 Steem through beneficiaries rewards
Outcome(s) for this week
[ ] Make a React Native starter project for mobile apps on the Steem blockchain
[ ] Make the Utopian contribution
Monday
[x] Plan the week
[x] Add Redux store to app starter
Tuesday
[x] Add navigation between two sample pages with react-navigation
Wednesday
[ ] Add Steemjs lib and display a user's reputation
Thursday
[x] Add eslint to improve code quality
Friday
[x] Persist Redux store to local storage
[x] Add i18n with a localized example
Saturday
[ ] Make Utopian contribution for mobile starter
Sunday
Remember, Sunday is special. If there are still open issues, you should finish them, or refine The Machine.
[ ] Clean backlog and open tasks from this week
The Week In Retrospect
Look at the previous week, before planning the next week. Do this every Monday morning.
What has worked? What did not work? Do you need to adjust The Machine? Be honest, find the truth. Plan the next week.
- Identify problems that stand in the way of you achieving the outcome this week
- Diagnose problems to get at their causes
- Design plans that will get you around your problems and toward the defined outcome
- Push through to completion. Do what is necessary.
- Define the outcome for next week that will bring you closer to your goal.
6th of May 2018 Recap Of Week One
Will be updated next week.
TAGS: the12weekyear, busy, steem, steemdev, steemdesk
I should also start doing weekly plans for myself! :D
Good to hear. I hope your weekly plans will help you to reach your goals.
Are you making your plans public?