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LΞovido
@leovido.eth
Got this book around a year ago. Every single page is full of wisdom and knowledge. Currently focused on planning. Having a busy life without planning to the max, can lead to a more chaotic and imbalanced life. Do you plan to the max? Or at all? Letting go of what I can't control and focusing on what I can control now. Long term, my kids will pick up these habits and be better equipped in the future
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Mary 🎩
@thegoldenbright
wowow a book to read for everyday of the year! sounds awesome! 🤩 is that how you're reading the book? I plan for everyday tye night before I set about 20 tasks but about 2 or 3 are left not completed by the end of the day 😅
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Camila 🫂
@camilags
I plan a bit. Otherwise I cannot have things done. But I don’t plan everything. I like to have space for spontaneous things.
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Irina Ideas
@ideas
Without my lists I am a lost soul but at the same time I have to allow some days without any list or plans, just to feel the time moving freely. This is a dangerous game though, because freely experiencing time is addictive and could lead to laziness. This book is brilliant
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Alina 🎩 🟣 🎭 :•>
@alinaya
I only plan globally, I don't like to plan everything down to the smallest detail
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nkemjika.eth
@nkemjika
I try to plan, but I like to be easy as well, so I don’t end the day beating myself up for not meeting all my goals. Yes, the best path is letting go of things you cant control, especially with kids in the picture.
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