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I don’t want to wait until New Year’s Day just to implement a year plan. You’ll notice in the above screenshot that I have dated my yearly goals from May 2014 – to May 2015. These documents are organized into “Notebooks,” my favorite of which is one I titled “Personal Development.” This is where I put journal entries that I come up with while on a personal retreat or other high-level reflections that I want to be able to reference in the future. To track these goals I use Evernote, which allows me to quickly create and categorize short documents.

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I have a goal of items I’d like to accomplish in 1 year. Let’s just rephrase that to “I’m choosing not to make that a priority.” However, let’s not forget that these hours add up, and often we say, at least to ourselves, that we don’t have the time for certain things. There’s nothing wrong with watching viral YouTube videos, perusing your favorite magazine, or scanning Facebook. There’s nothing wrong with watching Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Dexter, Walking Dead, or whatever your show of choice might be. You can get a pilot’s license in 40 (I didn’t). Side Note: Last year I watched a total of 47 hours of Breaking Bad.

In a year you could run a couple of marathons, write a book, travel around the world, and learn to ride a unicycle. To answer this question, you need to visualize where you would like to be months down the road. The problem with a tool that handles all levels of planning is that you usually have to drill down or sift through more information than you need to answer the question…what should I be working on? Level #1 – What should I work on this year? Note: I have found it most useful to use a different tool for each “level” of planning, instead of worrying about one tool to rule them all.

However, I’ve recently settled on a few tools that are starting to stand the test of time, and I thought I’d take a moment to share them with you. Every time I think that I have it figured out and put a system in place, the smallest change usually sends the system crumbling. I feel that the quest to be productive will last my whole lifetime.

Change evernote calendar to sunday to saturday