New tasks and opportunities will always arise. How do you determine what’s worth your time and energy?

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New tasks and opportunities will always arise. How do you determine what’s worth your time and energy?
When you have too much stuff to do, it’s time to step back and evaluate what’s truly important to you.
The info we gather and store becomes the dusty box in the attic. But in this case the attic is the mind.
Journaling is a powerful tool to gain self-awareness, assess your progress, and continue moving forward.
Doing something regularly makes it a hobby. Doing something every day makes it a routine.
Reflecting on dreams we’ve stopped pursuing can be downright painful, but it’s crucial to our progress.
“Trying” is a safe-word that allows you to put in half the effort and accept that it might not work out.
Feeling inspired is only a feeling. Since that can be unreliable, it’s time to take matters into our own hands.
If you only went to your job when you felt inspired to, how often would you actually show up?
You want to put your pen to paper and get your message out there! But how do you brave the blank page?