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Thank you @linda-tieu! 🙂

Thanks @jess-cook and @dawn-craig I've been thinking about it and I agree. I will leave it. The kind of person I want is the one who is willing to learn and think and apply what they learn – not the one's who need spoon feeding 🙂

I am going to dive in to lesson 2 today and I think that will solidify my statement as I think about right people.

Tom and I are from Michigan. What area are you looking at??

@jill-wolcott I've just been kind of looking at a map of the U.S and randomly looking up towns in different states because really I could just move anywhere (there's nothing that's really tying me to any one place).

BUT this week I reconnected with some cousins who live in Michigan. They've lived there for 11 years now and love it so I've…[Read more]

I agree I like gently challenging.

I'm giving OneNote a try. I was watching some videos about Evernote and there as one that did a really good job of telling the strengths of each and OneNote seemed to fit what I need more… I do think I'm going to start using Evernote for saving websites that I find when doing research for my blog though.

Thanks everyone!

Thanks @jess-cook! I'll look at Asana. I'm hesitant to add something new to my arsenal, but maybe I am at a new place.

I did make a note for each item, but I'll see if Asana could make it a little more dynamic. Of course, I can ignore anything, so it is mostly a matter of me committing to working on it.

That's great, @nessa-jay!!! I think it's safe to say that was a direct correlation to your recent focus on your Right People – you're definitely getting their attention now!

Oh wow, @jill-wolcott – I love how it's the pieces of a sweater, that's awesome!!

I was going to suggest a digital format, if you're interested. I know you said you use Evernote already, so you could make a notebook for this map with each mile marker having its own note, and the To Dos in checkboxes under that? Tara and I use Asana for our…[Read more]

I like it, @shelley-husband! I think for me that would be an encouraging statement – to know I would be challenged to expand my current skill base, but not just left hanging there with a complicated pattern I couldn't figure my way through.

Well in lieu of figuring out how to track / attend to all my to dos, I have actually created a map. I think all that is left to do is to do the work.

@dana-gervais that makes sense, but I have more than 50 to dos and 10 milestones. Seems like it might work on a white board. I'll have to think about it.

So exciting!!! Well done. Thanks for sharing.

@jill-wolcott Have you ever heard of a personal Kanban? I have one in my Filofax to track my quarterly map. Basically I divide a page into 3 sections: To Do, In Progress, Done. I use post-its and list each step and put them in the To-Do section, I choose the one(s) I will tackle first and move them to In Progress, when they are done they get…[Read more]

Have you ever heard of a personal Kanban? I have one in my Filofax to track my quarterly map. Basically I divide a page into 3 sections: To Do, In Progress, Done. I use post-its and list each step and put them in the To-Do section, I choose the one(s) I will tackle first and move them to In Progress, when they are done they get moved to Done…[Read more]

Have you ever heard of a personal Kanban? I have one in my Filofax to track my quarterly map. Basically I divide a page into 3 sections: To Do, In Progress, Done. I use post-its and list each step and put them in the To-Do section, I choose the one(s) I will tackle first and move them to In Progress, when they are done they get moved to Done…[Read more]

That's awesome! Congratulations!!

I use OneNote as a digital bullet journal. It's compatible with all my apple and PC products. I recommend the entire office suite of products for anyone who needs to access their files on the go, on multiple devices or even offline.

Yay! Sounds like you are definitely doing something right. Congratulations!

Wise captains who have completed maps, I have some questions?
1. I completed a everything but making the physical map (where I usually get). This is a major project and it has a lot more than 50 to-dos, and obviously there will be some progression over time.
Do you put things into some sort of order in your rearranged list?
2. One of my…[Read more]