PPP #101: The intention to-do list

PPP #101: The intention to-do list
Pip’s Practical Prompts Newsletter
Sent by Charles Burdett

Productivity

The intention to-do list

When we set out to improve ourselves, we can become exhausted by endless to-do lists.

To make change easier (and more effective), think of what you want to be, not what you want to do.

For example, instead of Running 5 miles a day, jot down that you want to Be consistently active.

This frees you from just running (which you could become sick of) and allows you to try other ways (e.g. swimming, walking, or yoga).

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Leadership

Embrace curiosity

Research shows that the most innovative companies look for employees who love discovery.

Want your business to get ahead?

Encourage a culture of curious observation - of the market, customers, and broader trends.

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Branding

Smells like my favourite brand

Want to give your customers an experience they’ll keep coming back to?

Assess their current journey using all the senses.

By delighting them with music, scent, or touch, you can make yourself more memorable.

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