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type: article
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date: 2024-02-04T18:33:00
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maturity: plante
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The 1-3-5 rule is a method for priorizing and planning tasks. By its simplicity, it takes stress out of planning and promotes incremental progress (cf [Amélioration continue](Amélioration%20continue.md))
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It is designed around the reality that you don’t often hit all your daily goals but most likely will get at least one thing done. To help you achieve that objective, you set up your to-do list with one big thing that you plan to do. Next, you add three medium things and five small things.
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- 1 should definetly be done
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- 3 are weighty and important but not urgent or critical
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- 5 would be nice to complete but if you don’t, no sweat.
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## Goal Dump
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A goal dump is a list of all goals & tasks that are on our minds, the quantity of which is stressing us out.
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"Dumping" them all in one big list makes us review them, and pick from them to plan using the 1-3-5 rule.
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# Source
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https://www.lifehack.org/913627/1-3-5-year-plan |