Lots of great insight above, and I

@Aurora Meneghello 's suggestions resonate with me more. Also in line with @Dipanshu Rawal 's comments, I think "perceived" income, relative to aspirations, is more meaningful. I am personally not looking to create a full-time income from this business, for example, but I treat it as a full-time job and not a hobby. 

So... this is a great idea but the execution may be a bit fuzzy at the beginning and everyone will need to have patience as you explore meaningful ways to divide people up!  Thanks for cooking it up for us. :) 

Hi Jackie! I'm late to the party but you may want to make sure that your domain name(s) is set to be anonymously registered, which means that your mailing address will not be available for all junk-mailers to see. I have stop receiving almost all physical spam since doing that.

The physical mailing address for my newsletter is that of our family lawyer's office. He was the one who offered - they only charge if they forward something to me. I've written it as "Brigitte Gemme c/o Law Firm Name, Law Firm Address." In the last four years since I started doing that, they have had to forward exactly two pieces of mail to me (including one handwritten thank-you card from a client!), no spam (and I have a few thousand subscribers on my email list). If you do have a lawyer you deal with regularly, they may be willing to do this for you. 

Yes, using Thunderbird on PC Windows 10 computer.

Creating and refining this structure is one of the key reasons I've joined ABC! 😊

For now, I have these foundations in place:

• Self-hypnosis & Energy Reboots: I do morning self-hypnosis when I wake up, and then I do Energy Reboots throughout the day. 
  
  
• Accountability buddy: I connect with my accountability buddy twice weekly over WhatsApp. On Monday, we share our intentions for the week, which include self-care activities in addition to work tasks. Then, on Friday, we share our progress. Our approach is gentle and supportive.
   
• Content plan: For the first time since starting my business, I have put together an annual content plan. I'm using it as a framework for blogging, social media posting, emails, and new resources (meditation audios and worksheets). This gives me a weekly to do list, working a month out with creation. I expect to refine and edit the plan during the year.

Thanks for asking, George. It had been a while since I reviewed how I spend my time on a weekly basis. I created my own weekly planning spreadsheet with inspiration from the one you discuss in your Weekly Planning recording and it made it clear that I will be saying "no" to some things in order to say "yes" to others. 

In terms of targets, I have number goals for various kinds of content and program/products/launches, very loosely inspired by the 111 formula. I will make that into a coloring sheet to view my progress in each category. :) 

Wonderful "meeting" you, you are in the right place, you'll love it. Good luck with grad school! What program are you starting? 

Bertrand Bookstore - there's a sizeable section of books in English including many that I was unaware of. It's the world's oldest continuously operating bookstore!

Kong restaurant - tradition-inspired Portuguese food... made with compassion. 

My family and I took a lovely tour of street art with Street Buddha tours. The company is owned by a really nice couple and it feels like a truly authentic business. Warmly recommended. https://thestreetbuddha.com/