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GRATITUDE JOURNAL & PRODUCTIVITY PLANNER (2 IN 1) BOOK Offer A Thoughtful Gift! Surprise your loved ones with a special gift! Thrill a college student or school pupil at the beginning of the school year, spoil your sweetheart with a motivational gift at Christmas, or surprise your best friend with an original birthday gift. HOW TO USE Each daily entry consists of two parts: Giving gratitudeTasks to be completed Gratitude Gratitude is such a powerful emotion. Being grateful can make your life better in so many ways. It’s rather difficult to feel depressed or sorry for yourself when you are feeling gratitude. So why write? When you write down what are you grateful for, you not only count your blessings, you also affirm that thought inside you. Write down at least 3 things are you grateful for in each entry. It can be anything from your spouse, the air you are breathing, or even just how lucky you are to be on Earth! Task Planner (Ivy Lee Method For Productivity) This is the second part of the daily entry. • Write out a list of five to six important tasks that need to be completed during the day. You can write down less than this number, but no more than six items. • After writing out the five or six items of most importance, rearrange them or mark them in order of how truly important they are. • You begin by completing the task of most importance and refuse to move onto any other item until that one is completed. • Once the first task is done, you continue to move down the prioritized list. • If at the end of the day, you find you have any items that you were unable to complete, the move them onto the list for the following day. Continue to make these lists at the end of each workday, so that they are ready for you at the beginning of the following day
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