“I still use a paper planner… take big goals, funnel them down into three quarterly priorities, three weekly priorities, and then this specific work that actually gets blocked onto my calendar”

Libby Grywe · The Efficient Advisor: Tactical Business Advice for Financial Planners · 413: The Productivity Tool I Can’t Quit (Even With AI)

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Use a physical planner to funnel big goals into three quarterly priorities, three weekly priorities, then block the specific work onto the calendar

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