One SECRET for Insane Productivity – Crush your Goals!

Jan 6, 2025 | YouTube

If resolutions leave you feeling stressed or overwhelmed, here’s one simple way to get more productive!  I call it the North Star Planning Method.  It’s simple, flexible, and perfect for anyone who feels like long to-do lists just don’t work—especially if you have ADHD or find it hard to stay focused. 

You can get started by downloading the FREE North Star Planner and Workbook right here.  

What Is the North Star Planning Method?

This method has just two simple steps:

  1. Pick Your North Star. Your North Star is your big, exciting goal. It’s not just a list of tasks but something meaningful that really fires you up. For example, instead of saying, “declutter the house,” your North Star could be, “create a clean, peaceful home I love.”
  2. Take One Small Step Every Day. Each day, focus on one tiny, doable task that brings you closer to your North Star. It’s not a giant to-do list. It’s one thing—just one—that you can actually finish.

Why This Method Works

The North Star method is simple and easy to stick with, which is why it’s so effective. Here’s why it’s a game-changer:

  • Keeps It Simple: Instead of juggling a million things, you focus on just one goal.
  • Builds Momentum: Completing one small task every day adds up fast—you’ll feel progress without the pressure.
  • Works With Your Life: It’s flexible and doesn’t require you to change everything overnight.

Step 1: Find Your North Star

Not sure what your North Star should be? Here’s an easy way to figure it out:

  1. Write It All Down: Take a few minutes to brainstorm all your dreams and goals—big or small.
  2. Highlight What Excites You: Circle the ones that really get you excited.
  3. Look for a Theme: Chances are, your goals connect to a bigger idea. That’s your North Star.

For example, if you’ve been dreaming about decluttering, organizing, and deep cleaning, your North Star might be something like, “create a stress-free, organized home.”

Step 2: Do One Thing Every Day

Once you’ve picked your North Star, break it down into tiny, bite-sized steps. Each day, choose one thing you can tackle. It should be small enough to finish in 10–15 minutes.

Examples for an Organized Home:

  • Declutter five items.
  • Organize the junk drawer.
  • Spend 10 minutes tidying the living room.

The key is to keep it simple. You don’t have to fix everything in a day. Just keep moving forward.

Why This Method Stands Out

What makes the North Star method so great is that it doesn’t overwhelm you. Instead, it helps you focus and stay consistent. As the saying goes, “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.” This method works the same way: one small step every day until you hit your big goal.

Bonus Tip: Stay Inspired

Surround yourself with things that keep you excited about your North Star. Watch YouTube videos, listen to podcasts, or follow people who are crushing similar goals. The more you stay inspired, the easier it is to keep going!

Ready to Get Started?  Let’s make it happen—one small step at a time!

To make it even easier, I’ve got a free 30-day declutter challenge to help you get started. It’s just five minutes a day and a great way to kick off 2025. Already done it? Feel free to do it again—you’ll still see results!

And if you’re looking for a way to stay on track –  ✨download my North Star planner for FREE.  It’ll help you brainstorm your goals and keep track with daily steps.

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