Hi Fred! Just found this post through your recent Note. This is a helpful framework for thinking through and organizing a plan for growth. Unfortunately, I think I’m lagging majorly in finance, friends, and fun! I think that’s where a list like this comes in handy, though: being able to check off what you currently feel good about and take note of what you don’t. Thanks for the reminder!
Jacob, I found myself struggling to make sense of my life when I left the Army after 30 years. Seeking balance through specific and measurable goals helped illuminate a more fulfilling way forward.
Well, I recently went through quite a few different transitions in my life, and I’ve often found myself struggling to make sense of them. Again, I appreciate this framework for figuring things out. Much appreciated Fred!
Hi Fred! Just found this post through your recent Note. This is a helpful framework for thinking through and organizing a plan for growth. Unfortunately, I think I’m lagging majorly in finance, friends, and fun! I think that’s where a list like this comes in handy, though: being able to check off what you currently feel good about and take note of what you don’t. Thanks for the reminder!
Jacob, I found myself struggling to make sense of my life when I left the Army after 30 years. Seeking balance through specific and measurable goals helped illuminate a more fulfilling way forward.
Well, I recently went through quite a few different transitions in my life, and I’ve often found myself struggling to make sense of them. Again, I appreciate this framework for figuring things out. Much appreciated Fred!