Is this enough for today? What is “enough”? - Intend :: intend.do/
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What are you doing today towards your goals?
One of the core parts of the Intend workflow is submitting your outcomes at the end of the day (or the next morning, for some people). Where your intentions capture what you intend to do each day, your outcomes are a chance to reflect on what you ultimately accomplished, and how that looks in relation to your overall goal. The inspiration for this comes from the Pick Four, a workbook compiled by Seth Godin based on Zig Ziglar’s legendary goals program. That workbook was a lot like Intend, except without the intentions part, and—oh yeah, on paper. The workflow is pretty simple. Having set…
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