Hidden Gems: The Daily PlanIt

August 12 by | 3 comments | Lifehack, Productivity | Tags: , ,

Remember that really cool feeling when you were in seventh or eigth grade and you first heard a new band? You’d ask your friends, and they’d say, “Who?” And you’d think, YES! *I* discovered this band! Me! It didn’t matter that 300,000 other people had also “discovered” them, or that this was really their sixth album.

That’s how I just felt when I read around the posts at the Daily PlanIt.

There’s a series called “Discover U in Ten Steps” that really caught my eye. The list of steps for achieving this are:

1. Discover your heroes
2. Identify your strengths
3. Explore your skills
4. Examine your beliefs
5. Look at your values
6. Develop a mission statement
7. Learn about your personality and interests
8. Think about your talents and dreams
9. Tell your story
10. Express yourself

There’s a post for each of those steps, with information and insight by … well, I couldn’t find an author’s name on the site when I poked around. After poking around a while today, though, I realize some GTD and productivity superstars have already traipsed through there. Maybe they discovered Daily PlanIt too?

Discover U in Ten Steps – [Daily PlanIt]

Chris Brogan writes about self-improvement and creativity at [chrisbrogan.com]

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    Neat. :)

    I love the Myers-Briggs personality type model because it really nails me. For those who are interested in more type information, http://www.personalitypage.com is one of the best I’ve found — it has general profiles, career, relationship, and personal growth. And it takes us INFPs seriously (usually from our profiles we sound really fluffy, but not so here).

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