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The Sticky Note System Part 4: The Personal Development List


The Sticky Note System is holistically important, but some sticky notes hold more prominence than others. The Personal Development List is by far the most foundational, the ultimate prerequisite.  Essentially, it is a list of the biggest issues in your life that warrant attention.  This list will be divided into two tiers. 


Items categorized under practice-based personal development fall under the first tier.  This can include spending time in solitude and/or meditating, memorizing scripture, eating healthier, etc.  The second tier lists mindset-based areas of personal development.  Examples of this are humility, respect for parents, and contentment.


This part of the Sticky Note System is incredibly simple.  Look at this list every day and choose one or two things to work on (ideally one from each tier).  Then work on them.  





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