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How to get better at staying on track? Try the clock<>compass FRAMEWORK.
To get better at not getting distracted, try the clock<>compass FRAMEWORK.
I think the clock-compass framework is one of the best around.
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It consists of harmonising the urgent with the important.
It centers on the timeless that was important long before the digital revolution, when hardly anyone knew burnout could be had.
When the harmony between clock and compass is achieved, you can let go of the steering wheel. It’ll keep you on track from where you are to your destination.
It might take a change in trust.
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If my experience is anything to go by, in letting go of the steering wheel, you decide to trust that behind every new horizon there will always be more to see, more to be.
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“..harmony between clock and compass is achieved”… I can make the difference between the important things and the urgent ones.
Interesting, but I don’t see how it works, concretely, other than sorting out in your head what is urgent and what is important… what I have to do regularly!
Marie-Claire, the way I read your comment is you’re one of the few and lucky ones that’s always on track. Congratulations! Way to go 🙂 As the saying goes, don’t change a winning team