After nearly a year of working on this, it is officially released!. Publishing this is my strong start to 2024, will yours be completing it?. From Scarcity to Abundance: A Journaling Guide for Personal Transformation on @Gumroad

And, if you feel stuck in journaling, you can approach it with the Six Thinking Hats. ⚪ White Hat: Begin with facts. What happened today?.🔴 Red Hat: How did it make you feel? .⚫ Black Hat: Could I have done better? .🟡 Yellow Hat: What was the best thing that happened today?.

How do you apply The Six Thinking Hats ?. Put on the ⚫ Black Hat and ask, “What could go wrong and how?”. Follow it up with the 🟡 Yellow Hat: “What could go right and why?”. Etc. Each hat provides a perspective that paints the whole picture.

Where can you apply The Six Thinking Hats?. Structuring Personal Decisions - Wear each hat to reflect from different POV's. Group Settings - Each person wears a different hat, or all hats are cycled through, contributing different POVs. Brainstorming and Journaling - Apply each.

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🔵 Blue Hat - Organizing Thought Processes."What’s the next step? How should we approach this?". Facilitate, manage and summarize discussions without losing sight of the goal.

🟢 Green Hat - Creativity and Flexibility."What if. ? When and how?". Think outside the box even if it feels impractical - creativity often shows up in places you least expect and leads to biggest leaps.

🟡 Yellow Hat - Exploring Values and Opportunities."What are the benefits? Why will this work?". There is usually a silver lining in most challenges. Seek out possibilities and advantages - no matter how small.

⚫ Black Hat - Evaluating the Risks."Think - what could go wrong? How?". Risk evaluation can seem negative if not balanced. Consider the risks and challenges in front of you via strategic thinking.

🔴 Red Hat - Reflecting with Emotions. "How do I feel about this? What is my instinctive response?". Feelings aren't just noise, they are signals. Don't ignore them, but don't let them drive decisions either.

Here's a quick summary of the hats: . ⚪ White Hat - Gathering Information, Objective Facts. "What do we know? What information is missing? " . Facts are the foundation. Be grounded in reality.

I've recently listened to Edward de Bono's Six Thinking Hats. It's a powerful structure for realizing and thinking through situations with clarity and discipline.

Big News!. I'm scheduled to close on my first investment property . After 7 years of knowing I wanted to purchase one. After 1 year of dedicated education. After finding a community and coaches. Persistence pays off. Now, let's do it again!.

We each have a unique value proposition - finding it can be tricky. It's worth the time and effort to have the conversations that make clear yours. What commonalities show up across all experiences?.

As 2024 has ended and we turn over into 2025 I'm beginning my yearly reflection - and planning for the year ahead. What's your top goal of 2025? . (Mine is graduating with an EMBA in August).

Productivity is not about how busy you are all day. It is about creating your tasks with intention to finish. Take a moment and think: What is one thing you must finish today?.

Reflect on your thoughts daily and it will give you clarity. Journaling isn't just the act of recording -- it is a mirror. What have you learned about yourself this week?.

Habits don't form overnight. Start from small repeated steps, do it daily and sooner or later you will realize the power of routine. Consistency is the goal and that's progress.

Our actions dictate our results. This is why knowing what we have done over the past year is so important for planning our approach for the next one.

A new year brings new resolutions. If you want to increase your chances of sticking to your changes try tracking your efforts. Like:. Goal progress tracking.Daily bank balances.Meditation sessions.Personal projects.Exercise routines. Try using your journal - digital or analog.

I used to go to war with myself and called it motivation. It was rapid growth in a self-destructive way. Much of it stems from comparison-derived expectations. Find your balance of growth within your resistance, and don't disregard what your body is telling you.