These 10 Minute Exercises Will Change Your Life

Two daily habits that can make lifelong improvements

Put your thinking cap (or beanie) on!

Let’s start with the first P: PLAN

I find it most beneficial to do my planning for the next day the evening before. That way, I go to bed knowing what my plan is for the next day. I can prioritize my plan around the vision that I have for my life and business.

Writing it all down could help you too.

You then go to sleep with the peace of knowing that you’ve got a plan that you’re working towards, albeit imperfect — but it’s better than nothing.

I also do this same process at the beginning of each week. For me, it’s Sunday night. I plan out and ponder on my strategic action items, my to-do list items, and the things I want to “get done” for that week.

The second P is PONDER.

Take some time, maybe first thing in the morning, where you just sit and quietly ponder on who it is you’re in the process of becoming or what it is you’re in the process of building in your professional life. Do that in the context of your vision and your goals.

Imagine yourself as that “already successful” person you want to be.

Maybe you have that stable writing gig for a popular site. Maybe you’re the CEO of your firm. Maybe you just want a raise and love the job you already have.

Discipline yourself, if nothing else, to take time for some good P&P.

You’ll will begin to notice your life change in many positive ways.

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Chairman and CEO, Webber Investments. Partner at Idea Booth/BGO.

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Aaron Webber

Chairman and CEO, Webber Investments. Partner at Idea Booth/BGO.