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Best Practices for Assembling Your Roadmap

• Include Dates: Set specific dates for each task or milestone to create a sense of urgency and accountability.
• Set Specific Goals and Steps: Clearly define each goal and the steps needed to achieve it. Be as specific as possible to avoid ambiguity.
• Focus on the Next Thing: Always concentrate on the next actionable step rather than getting overwhelmed by the bigger picture. This approach helps maintain momentum and prevents procrastination.
• Use Tools like Asana: After creating your roadmap, consider transferring it to a digital tool like Asana. Focus on one step at a time by only keeping the "next thing" visible.
• Document Versions: Take a photo of your board before making any changes. Save these photos as different versions (e.g., Draft 1, Draft 2) on your desktop. This allows you to review your progress after you cross the finish line, providing a visual history of your journey.

By assembling and using a roadmap effectively, you can turn your dreams into actionable plans, keep track of your progress, and achieve your goals with greater clarity and purpose.

How to Break Down Your Goal into One Hundred Steps:

Seems extreme? Not really. Just like the vision board, you're going to first set the high-level overview but then put it away and focus on the next step.

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