Buy an investment property before the end of the year!
@EdieBrown14 сағат бұрын
My one goal is to implement a faith-based routine every morning that includes reading my devotional and scripture writing in my bullet journal.
@MissTrenchcoat12 сағат бұрын
@@EdieBrown excellent! Make sure to submit your answer on the class webpage to collect your magical item!
@IntrepidBoxCo.2 күн бұрын
Can I ask what software/program you used to do the layout of your inside pages?
@Nooralix7 күн бұрын
Is it possible to use two apps at the same time but also put the notes app on the page too?
@angelabarbara1399 күн бұрын
great tips, thank you so much!!
@AreYouKittenMeRtNow10 күн бұрын
Btw Alexis this was so good i listened to it twice!
@AreYouKittenMeRtNow10 күн бұрын
This is the year I gift myself the mastermind! I’m making enough in my baby business to cover the expense as an investment back into the business, yay!! 🎉
@MissTrenchcoat10 күн бұрын
@@AreYouKittenMeRtNow welcome!!!
@TheOnlyHonor10 күн бұрын
Thank you so much
@artandmorebykeila10 күн бұрын
I don’t like your channel 🤣🤣🫣. It’s like you are speaking to me 🤣🤣. You have a new subscriber ❤️
@shellibass659911 күн бұрын
First two slides are game changers! Thank you!
@jimgrant177613 күн бұрын
When a new task comes to you, Strategy #6 should be done first. I think the word "process" fits better than the word "strategy". Here is a summary of the steps of my process for handling tasks: * Capture. (Record/log). * Categorize. (Many of your "strategies" are ways to categorize.") * Prioritize (A, B, C). (There are many ways to do this. The Eisenhower Matrix is a good one). * Sequence (order) the tasks in Priority A first, then B. - - - Wait on C.
@RGdesignapparel14 күн бұрын
Thank you!😊🫶🏻👏🏻🦋
@BeeSTee17 күн бұрын
This is an awesome video!! ❤
@mgb517019 күн бұрын
Excellent analysis, Alexis!! Brava 👏👏👏
@biblic573619 күн бұрын
nice job
@princessj65820 күн бұрын
So needed this at 1:38am in the year of 2024
@rebeccafrazer673821 күн бұрын
Some of the book definitely feels a little like corporate propaganda, so I read it with a grain of salt. But we use the same approach in education where we track habits themselves and consistency itself as the outcome. I read it and implemented it with the intent of building consistency and positive habits!
@xvvitch24 күн бұрын
I learned a bunch of new things about my ipad after watching this. Thanks.
@brendacooper794426 күн бұрын
Almost all planners today are for decoration & money pit for buying the stickers to decorate with. It's almost like it's a contest to see who has the prettiest planner. Mine is basically a place to record memories of what I did that year.
@bitrudder3792Ай бұрын
I’ve only just started listening to this book, and I’ve already gleaned same impression, it’s a psychological trick in my words, to get people to produce more, faster. And that it is suited for people who don’t have multiple hats to wear. What I really appreciated about what I read so far, though, is that I identified some goals in my life that I am not making good progress on. They are important goals in the long run, but don’t feel as important in the short run. It’s like a brilliant epiphany, that I can put aside some of my hats, and work, extremely hard to make certain important habits, so automatic, so supported, but the end result will be almost immediate, and very powerful. I’m thinking in terms of less than a week instead of doing a little bit every day that somehow doesn’t stick or make a difference. Another thing that you may mention because I’m not all the way through with your video, either, is that in male oriented productivity strategies, the ability to delegate is often assumed. That’s not financially possible for everybody, and certainly not a good idea for outsourcing things like parenting or maintaining friendships. Or even, in my opinion, decorating. Some things are valuable simply because they are done personally, not outsourced. Your point on hormone cycles is fascinating, and has a lot of truth in it for many women. I’m not really resonating with your anti-capitalism point of view. It does not have to be conjoined with hustle, necessarily, but it also in my mind illustrates the complementary nature of men and women, men like the hustle, much more than women do statistically speaking. So there’s nothing wrong with hustling in end of itself, whether you are male, or a female, if it suits you. But there is also this concept of “working smarter, not harder,“ and that can be implemented in any form of economic society. I won’t go deeply down the economic rabbit hole, except to say that the freest of markets, a.k.a. black markets, are always a big part of every form of Government, whether it is considered capitalist or communist, or anything in between. You weren’t gonna get rid of it, because the most powerful people always have it. You may just not have the benefit of it if the official government narrative turns communist. As they are telling us, you will have nothing and be happy. And what I really think they made is “we will have everything, and we will be happy, and if you’re not happy, well, too bad, so sad, We also like eugenics, and we can fix this. Funny. Not funny. But I think you just save me several hours of listening to the rest of the 12 week yearbook, so thank you!
@bitrudder3792Ай бұрын
I’ve only just started listening to this book, and I’ve already gleaned same impression, it’s a psychological trick in my words, to get people to produce more, faster. And that it is suited for people who don’t have multiple hats to wear. What I really appreciated about what I read so far, though, is that I identified some goals in my life that I am not making good progress on. They are important goals in the long run, but don’t feel as important in the short run. It’s like a brilliant epiphany, that I can put aside some of my hats, and work, extremely hard to make certain important habits, so automatic, so supported, but the end result will be almost immediate, and very powerful. I’m thinking in terms of less than a week instead of doing a little bit every day that somehow doesn’t stick or make a difference. Another thing that you may mention because I’m not all the way through with your video, either, is that in male oriented productivity strategies, the ability to delegate is often assumed. That’s not financially possible for everybody, and certainly not a good idea for outsourcing things like parenting or maintaining friendships. Or even, in my opinion, decorating. Somethings are valuable simply because they are done personally, not outsourced.
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
@@bitrudder3792 excellent points! Thinking back and revisiting my notes from the book, I don’t recall the topic of delegating coming up much, but there were strategies for managing a team… again another reason this strategy is business related.
@DianneVelazquezHuntАй бұрын
So glad I came across the video! You’re the only one who has explained what an inbox is, why use one, and how to use it. Thank you for this in-depth video and explanation.
@rosemarylopez-gonzalez9173Ай бұрын
FP!!!!!!!!!!!!
@rosemarylopez-gonzalez9173Ай бұрын
Alexis! I really like your point of view related to this topic. I have always liked the 90-day sprint process, It is a masculine process that I've always used having worked on Wall Street for over a decade with a bunch of men. by the end of the 90 days, I was always depleted, and needed days to recover! ugh!. however, I never really thought about it as the toxic hustle because it was a natural process for us at the bank. Now I really see it as toxic and will definitely revise my methodology. I really love that you highlighted that in this video. I also particularly liked how you were showcasing the differences in Man energy and Woman energy and how we may not always be able to sprint given those considerations. I love the feminine approach you took honing in on a woman's hormonal cycle and the impact of the ebb and flow. Thank you for sharing what you learn with us! this is excellent! There must be a hybrid of the 12-week year that will align with providing a solid framework with urgency, however without the toxicity, and also brings enjoyment vs. extreme stress. Thank you!!!
@paradeisaphanis3436Ай бұрын
Q: I'm a bit confused about what you mean when you say women's goals and men's goals differ. Could you give an example of a common goal a woman might have that a man wouldn't? Thanks
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
Of course! Many of the women in my community set goals like these: To organize or decorate their homes, to help their children get into college, to improve their self-esteem, to get their finances in order, to entertain during the holidays. They require creative solutions, multi phase action plans, and are projects that often take an undetermined amount of time which makes them harder to plan for. Now, of course, perhaps some men do set goals like these, but the ones I see mentioned in male focused productivity books like this one are things related to hitting a sales goal, improving health or athletic performance like that example in the book about improving their golf game. Performance based goals usually break down into simpler habits that may equate to tasks like "spend 30 minutes a day following up on sales call leads," or "do 60 minutes of high impact cardio 4x a week" or "practice my gold swing 2x a week". Of course, women do set some goals related to performance, usually their health goals, but because the women I work with are managing multiple priorities in their lives, they often set goals that are less habit focused and require more mapping out and hard chunks of time set aside to complete. I hope that answers your question.
@mayelasanchez5258Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing your point of view. I love the book Do less by Kate Northup because it takes hormonal cycles as a centerpiece of women's productivity.
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
I am going to have to look into this book now! Thanks for the recommendation!
@jenniferpanther2979Ай бұрын
Kendra Adachi's new book "The PLAN" discusses the effect of our hormone cycle on our productivity as well.
@lbrowning2543Ай бұрын
Part of my functioning is journaling every day not just objectives and to do’s.
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
I recently read the 12 Week Year by Brian Moran and as you can tell from the title, I don't like the advice in the book specifically as a female productivity guru who works with other women to overcome their productivity and planning issues. I'll explain the good, the bad and the way my personal productivity philosophies differ and are more targeted to the women in my community! Join the Charmed Life Master Mind: www.strangecharmed.com/masterplan/the-master-mind/ Purchase You Got Goals: www.strangecharmed.com/shop/product/2024-this-is-your-year-goal-setting-workshops/ 12 Week Year Book: amzn.to/3T85vhk (Nervous System Video) Stop Ignoring Your To-Do List: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHjQgaiBidGib6Msi=Y288vvT-vJ2I01Hm
@kristyfey871Ай бұрын
Hello!
@HouseholdHarmonyHavenАй бұрын
Maryland :FP
@rosemarylopez-gonzalez9173Ай бұрын
you are just so perfect... loveeeeee, love it.. heheheh
@nordicpinkАй бұрын
You have the most healthy looking, thick hair.
@elizabethbryant5007Ай бұрын
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@DianeLeiferАй бұрын
FP please
@kavehkavehie9573Ай бұрын
i watched this video but then couldnt find it in my history as i was looking in the wrong place. i was so angry i couldnt find it. anyway i had to watch several other videos which didnt have your detail. great job
@toddhensley880Ай бұрын
Wonderful summary! Subscribed!
@planningfoodmoneywithmiche7868Ай бұрын
FP!!!
@laureengreeley3339Ай бұрын
FP
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
@@laureengreeley3339 SO glad to have you here with us! I know my channel will be a Functional Planning resource for you!
@maiteleriasАй бұрын
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@@maitelerias So happy to see you here in my little corner of the internet where functional planning is QUEEN!
@CrmnSanDiegoАй бұрын
Thank you so much for this! I’ve been using a publisher to print my planners but I definitely want to do it myself. ❤❤❤
@noickytpАй бұрын
FP
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
@@noickytp YAY! You are in the right place girlfriend- my channel is all about Functional Planning and getting stuff done!
@ravenzchik7180Ай бұрын
FP
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@@ravenzchik7180 So glad to have you with us in our little Functional Planning community!
@TarotDominaАй бұрын
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@dorotheawright2205Ай бұрын
FP
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@@dorotheawright2205 Welcome to the Functional Planning corner of the internet! I’m so glad you’re here!
@tiffanyknowlton3476Ай бұрын
Fp
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@@tiffanyknowlton3476 Welcome to my Functional Planning community! I’m excited for you to learn more about my FP methods!
@briasoloableАй бұрын
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@@briasoloable Welcome to the Functional Planning community! You have officially found your planner people!
@AdaraBalabustaАй бұрын
FP ❤
@MissTrenchcoatАй бұрын
@@AdaraBalabusta Welcome to my little corner of the internet where we Functional Plan and get more done because of it!
@LtLongleАй бұрын
If we are here to start a business we already know what a birth time and houses are, why are we going through all the super basic stuf
@misssunshinea660225 күн бұрын
@@LtLongle Cause that's your perspective. Maybe you came from astro to business.. what about those coming from business to astro ? 🫶