Staying on Azimuth

[Fred C Dummar]

Great Stuff. Super advice, I've been tracking your framework, and I like it a lot.

I've been using 7 lines of effort for my personal annual planning (Faith, Family, Finances, Fitness, Friends, Fun, Fulfillment). It has gaps, and I really appreciate what you are discussing and ruminating on.

All the best.

Doom

[John Dailey]

Thanks Doom!

[Marc Arrington]

Great article, post Corps it is easy to forget the discipline that got you to your current post. Thank you and I will stay on azimuth.

[John Dailey]

Thanks Mark! I know you will!

[BB Sanders]

I've had this concept of azimuth on my mind lately....the idea of working toward specific things that are housed under larger goals. For instance, when I am practicing my bow I'm currently trying to figure out what I am doing that is pushing the arrows off target at 80 yards....thanks for sharing, at the very least it confirms some thoughts I have been having lately.

[John Dailey]

Thanks, BB. The secret is to find the little thing that has the biggest impact and work on that.

[Jim Fuhs]

Great points John! I also gave up on New Year's resolutions years ago. I set goals that I am reviewing on a monthly basis. As you said, why wait until January 1st.

[John Dailey]

Thanks Jim, I'm going to have to work on the habit of upping my social media game!

[Chip Raybon]

Great work, John!

[John Dailey]

Thanks Chip!