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"\nThe beauty of our planners is the flexibility.\nYou can use it for your personal life while also tackling work projects and goals. You can attack multiple goals in a day or simply break one large goal into multiple priority steps.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNavigating Priorities with Define My Day\n\nWe often see users make each of the 3 daily priorities one aspect of their life such as personal, work, and health. Here’s an example:\nPriority 1: WorkTasks 1-3 then break down what needs to get done for work today.\nPriority 2: MeTask 1: ExerciseTask 2: Eat wellTask 3: Meditate (or whatever works for you!!!)\nPriority 3: HomeTask 1: Organize my spacesTask 2: Spend focused time with family\nRemember, it’s more important that your priorities reflect what you want to accomplish today and how it aligns with where you want to go in life.\nEach day is different. One day may be work-heavy, the next may focus a lot more on your personal life. Prioritize what matters to you, and you’ll be fine!"
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