Set the Table: Why Clarity Beats Busyness
Tracy opens the year's discipline with a deceptively simple rule: you cannot hit a target you cannot see. Most people drift through their day reacting to whatever lands in front of them because they never paused to decide what actually matters.
Take a sheet of paper and write down what you want to accomplish, in clear detail. The act of writing forces clarity; a goal that lives only in your head stays vague and negotiable. A goal on paper becomes something you can plan against.
Set the table the way a professional kitchen does before service, every objective named, every deadline attached, so that when you sit down to work there is no ambiguity about what your frog is.