A Joosr Guide to… Living Forward by Michael Hyatt and Daniel Harkavy

If we’re honest with ourselves, most of us will find we’re not truly where we want to be in life.

You should set aside a repeated, scheduled time to revisit your life plan so that you can consistently monitor your progress and keep yourself on track.

Putting your life plan into practice will help you take back the reins in your own life and redistribute your time in a way that you have full control of.

Seeing an honest self-assessment on paper will help you take stock of your current situation and will highlight those areas that your life plan will need to focus on for improvement.

Draft a list of every aspect of life you deem personally important, be it career, finances, relationships, family, health, fitness, or personal achievements.

It is a tragedy of life that it often takes illness or old age to make us become conscious of wasted time, realize what an asset time truly is, and heighten our awareness of what is really important.