Anytime you work on a priority, you're clearly giving it attention. In this video, learn what you can do to create reliable attention paths for your priorities.
- Any time you work on a priority, … you're clearly giving it attention. … The question is how much attention … are you actually giving it? … If you're not focused on the task at hand … as much as possible, ideally 100%, … then something else has your attention … and that thing wasn't your priority. … A tool I use to help me be more deliberate … and decisive with my attention are attention paths. … Here's what you need to do … to create reliable attention paths for your priorities. … Number one, think about the time needed … to work on your priority. … If it's going to take a few hours to see a priority … through to completion, … then I suggest breaking it down so you can work on it … in smaller increments of time over an extended period. … Then, make the priority a recurring task … in your to-do list app or make sure you write it down … on multiple days on your paper to-do list. … Number two, think about where you need to be. … Once you determine where you need to be … to work on a priority, …
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5/4/2020This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

- What prioritization really means
- The mindset to prioritize
- To-do list questions
- Creating attention paths
- Cultivating awareness, clarity, and focus
- Using time theming as an attention path
- Using modes as an attention path
- Journaling and chronicling
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. Gaining a Prioritization Mindset
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2. The ABCs of Prioritization
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3. Awareness, Clarity, and Focus
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The importance of clarity1m 59s
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How to take a clarity day2m 14s
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4. Using Time Theming As an Attention Path
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5. Using Modes As an Attention Path
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6. The Value of Chronicling
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How to keep a daily journal1m 36s
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Conclusion
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Going forward1m 17s
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