Automate Weekly and Monthly Personal Reviews

In aviation, there's a principle known as the 1 in 60 rule. This rule states that for every 60 miles flown, a 1-degree heading error will cause a plane to miss its target by 1 mile.

Similarly, it's challenging to know if you're on the right track in life without assessing your progress and making necessary adjustments.

The Importance of Course Corrections

There’s a direct correlation between this concept and the trajectory of our lives. As Sahil Bloom puts it:

This is why adding weekly and monthly reviews to your life is crucial.

However, it's challenging to build and maintain these check-in habits without a system. If you're like me, you've bought productivity tools and planners that rarely fit your exact needs and workflow.

Whenever I’ve used a physical planner or notebook, I run into the following issues:

• Trying to remember to log my activities every week or month was a hassle

• Notebooks are cumbersome to carry all the time

• It's hard to get an accurate "bird's eye view" in a notebook

• It takes more time to write things out, and I end up not prioritizing this habit I want to build

Too much friction.

This is why I’m sharing a simple system that’s been key in helping me hit my goals.

Automate Weekly and Monthly Reviews:

• Do your weekly and monthly reviews conveniently—no matter where you are

• Track your progress in a single place (no physical notebook necessary!)

• Analyze and assess what adjustments you need to make quickly

• Get back on track whenever you fall off

Are you ready to automate your weekly check-ins and optimize your week?

I’ve got you covered!

What’s included:

• A free Notion template to Automate Weekly and Monthly Check-Ins (so you can get the same results without having to build anything yourself)

• And a checklist to help you “install” the template in less than 10 minutes (so you don’t waste time “figuring things out”)

  
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