Most people go about their day with too much clutter in their mind.  This creates scattered energy.

If only they spent a few minutes reviewing and reflecting on their personal and professional goals each morning before starting their day; and each evening as they close the day, this ritual would remove a lot of unnecessary stuff that bothers them every day.

For me, writing my goals creates that clarity and process to eliminate the clutter.  There is something about writing that is so magical for me.  The impact is far lasting when I write instead of when I read.  Besides each major goal, I write a small action step I plan to take today towards it.  Having done that, I schedule my day importing each action into a specific time slot.  This process helps me stay focused with minimum unnecessary clutter clouding my mind.  If something crops up that is not in alignment with my goals it goes in my "delete" portion of my mind and system.

Of course one of my goals is "giving", and there is always at least one action item every day, if not several.

How about you?

Do you get clouded with a lot of clutter in your mind and within your system of working?

How clear are you of your key personal and professional goals at any given time in your day?

Do you have at least one "giving" action item daily?