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Weekly and Evening Planning for Meeting Goals

Russ Hissom, CPA Russ Hissom, CPA
September 30, 2024
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An evening review makes the next day more focused

To make weekly planning successful, tools to use include the daily and evening reviews. A daily evening review can enhance productivity in several ways:

  1. Reflection: It allows you to reflect on your day's accomplishments and areas where you can improve.
  2. Prioritization: Reviewing your tasks helps you identify priorities for the next day and ties back to the weekly planner laid out on Sunday evening.
  3. Stress Reduction: By addressing any concerns or unfinished tasks during the evening review, planning for the next day can be a form of stress relief. The review allows you to create more certainty of focus for the coming day.
  4. Positive Mindset: Recognizing your achievements and setting achievable goals for the next day will boost motivation and confidence.

The evening review is followed by the morning review, taking place the following morning. The morning review reiterates the approach to the day that you laid out the previous evening, reinforcing your goals and focus for the coming day.

Consistency is key. Making the evening review a daily habit can contribute significantly to productivity and overall effectiveness.

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Russ Hissom, CPA
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Russ Hissom, CPA
Principal, UtilityEducation.com  ·  35+ Years of Utility Accounting Experience

Russ Hissom is a nationally recognized utility accounting and rate expert with deep hands-on experience in FERC and RUS accounting, regulatory accounting, cost-of-service studies, and rate design for electric utilities and cooperatives across the United States. He also serves as an expert witness before FERC, state commissions, and in arbitration proceedings. Learn about consulting services →

Disclaimer: The material in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as legal or accounting advice provided by Utility Accounting & Rates Specialists, LLC. You should seek formal advice on this topic from your accounting or legal advisor.