Franklin’s Focus!
When I think about productivity, one person jumps off the page: Ben Franklin. He achieved so much without any of the resources we have today — and what he figured out still applies.
I love Ben’s daily focus on results. He asked simple, direct, upbeat questions at the beginning and end of every day.
He began each day asking: What good shall I do this day? — establishing the result he’s looking for. He ended each day asking: What good have I done today? — once again looking for the result. The good. The positive. The accomplishment.
Give it a try. It’s a simple, effective way to focus on priorities, and you’re guaranteed to improve your results.
Open with “What good shall I do this day?” Close with “What good have I done?” Stay on results.
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