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The “good time journal” helps you track:

Your sleep schedule

Your career ladder progress

Your peak energy and engagement

The number of hours worked

What’s the best way to start life design?

Read more books without action

Start small with curiosity-driven experiments

Make a perfect 10-year plan

Wait until you know your passion

In Designing Your Life, what is the “reframing” tool used for?

Brainstorming more ideas

Changing how you view a problem

Creating a perfect plan

Ignoring negative feedback

Which practice helps with creative stuckness?

Brainstorming multiple bad ideas

Avoiding risk

Stopping exploration

Only choosing perfect ideas

What does “bias to action” mean?

Avoiding failure at all costs

Acting without thinking

Trying something quickly instead of overthinking

Following a strict plan

What does “wayfinding” mean in life design?

Using your compass to choose next steps

Avoiding unexpected detours

Following a strict 5-year plan

Mapping out all career options at once

Which practice helps reduce decision stress?

Making a rigid pros/cons list

Choosing by heart & head

Asking others to decide

Avoiding choices

Example of a reframed question:

“Why is my boss unfair?” → “How do I complain better?”

“Can I afford this?” → “How do I get a raise immediately?”

“Am I smart enough?” → “How do I prove myself?”

“Should I quit my job or not?” → “How can I redesign my role to bring me joy?”

The “dashboard tool” measures:

Salary over time

Health, work, play, and love

Job titles

Promotion speed