THE PLAY OF THE WEEK
In sports, the first thing we check is the score—whether our team is winning or losing.
So, why don’t we do the same in our work and personal lives? Most of us go through the week without a clear idea of whether we’re winning or what success looks like.
Imagine if you could define what “winning” looks like each week. By Friday afternoon, how would you know if you hit your goals? Keeping score doesn’t have to be complicated.
Create a simple Weekly Scorecard, identify key habits, and track your progress. With this, you’ll know exactly where you stand at any moment.
GET ON THE ICE
Want to know if you’re winning or losing? Here’s how to get started:
- Define your winning week: What habits and routines make up a winning week for you? Write down two or three key items that, when completed, help you feel accomplished.
- Track your score: Each week, give yourself a score from 1 to 10 for how well you performed on those habits.
By keeping score weekly, you’ll stay focused, make adjustments, and improve week after week.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
“Success is the sum of small efforts – repeated day in and day out.”
― Robert Collier