Hey there, friends. Jed here, and this is a happy bit. I wanted to talk about some new time

tricks that I have been using lately. I think we all love to hear about time, how we can have more of it

or manage it better or spend more of it doing things that are important to us. Well, as you know, I created a program called

Time Mastery for Women, which outlines all of the tricks I have created over the years.

And one of those is what is called a week at a glance. Now, for a while at the beginning of this

year, the first half of the year, I was trying to

get rid of my week at a glance and move it into my digital Google calendar. And I really struggled

with that. Yes, everything was in the same place. Everything was blocked out. I always had my

phone with me so I didn't

misappointments. Except for me, I have decided to go back to my paper week at a glance.

What is that? Well, I describe it more in depth in time mastery for women, but it's essentially

a little week planner outlining everything I'm going to do in the week

and it works best for me to handwrite it. And why is that? I think it's because it forces my

brain to see the whole week ahead all at once and the act of writing it all down locks it in my brain so I'm less likely to forget

something. And so I can see, wow, this week is busy. I'm going to need to cut back. I'm going to

cut back this and this and this. Or wow, this week looks really wide open. Maybe this is a good

week to do something I've always wanted to do or to start writing that

book or whatever else it might be for you. So use a week at a glance. Another tip is I have been also

thinking about the top three things I want to do in a day. In the past, me being the overachiever that I was,

I tried to do way too many things in a day. And I was filling my calendar so full that I would

get to the end of the day and feel disappointed that I didn't get it all done. And my husband

came in and said, why don't you just schedule less so at the end of the day

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