2.4. You Can’t do Everything: How I’m Prioritizing What to Start, Stop and Continue in Retirement

Goal of this lesson: Try this exercise to help you decide what you should put your focus on. I’ve used this activity a bunch before – both in my personal and professional life.

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I love your use of graphs! I hadn’t thought to use such a visual representation of my goals before! And I mean, who doesn’t love a good Tableau! I’ll have to try this!

Tableau is so much fun to explore data with! I hadn’t realized how easy it was until recently. I’m still a novice at it, but I’d love to see what you come up with.

Love this method! I do something similar whenever I find myself at a crossroads in life (aka looking for a new job). It’s a great mental exercise to dream big and not set barriers for ourselves. Changing our lives depends so much on changing our habits which is a slow process.

Being at a crossroads is a good time to try this for sure. It’s sometimes hard to realize (at least for me) that I need to reevaluate in other times too.

You are going to speak Japanese! So cool!

Gratz on joining the FIRE cohort.

Wow, you do a lot of analysis on yourself at times! An interesting exercise, but I think I will pass on this one.

Great blog by the way, will continue to keep it on my blogroll of my site.

I gotta say I love the detailed self-analysis complete with graphs! I’m a super data-driven person so I love this idea. I could see that self-analysis might be harmful for people who have a tendency toward self-judgement, but I can see real value in it for myself.

A lot of the mission statement & life goals stuff that I’ve done has ended up being super data driven. It’s refreshing to see someone else take a similar approach. So much of this work really is valuable but ends up being discounted by analytical people because they think it’s life-coachey-believe-in-yourself-mumbo-jumbo.” I’m allergic to certain language in this realm, but totally in to self-discovery and reflection.

Ohh yeah, good point – depending on the person this same exercise could come off as a lot of self-judgment. Being in the right mindset to use it for self-discovery, reflection and growth are important for sure.

I always love reading people’s well-thought-out self-analysis too! Especially when they’re reproducible activities I can try out myself. There’s some value in being able to self-assess and explore more of your own motivations, limitations, desires, and beliefs. It’s kind of like a self-guided therapy session.

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