Author: W
Wissam, Wesley, or simply W, is an educator, writer, entrepreneur, engineer, activist, ex-Imam, humanist, liberal thinker with interest and mediocre attempt at many takes of life. A modern confused Renaissance man, who uses doubt as a path for emancipation and science as a road towards enlightenment.
W Planner 5.0 Plans
W Planner 4.0 continues to be the secret behind my achievements and progress. I owe it largely to it and to the structure that it provides. I continue to believe in its effectiveness. The plan with the 4.0 premium was to market it for a $10 acquisition fee. But by the time I received it, the estimated acquisition fee was $60 and it didn’t make sense to market it anymore.
Moving forward with plan B for the W Planner 5.0 is to divide it into 2 parts:
Part 1: W Planner 5.0 – The Base
Introduction – expand to 8 pages with more theory and references. (8)
Personal Mission, Values Statements, vision, and 5 years plan. (14)
Rituals: Morning, Shut down, weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual. (6)
5 Year Breakdowns. (5)
Resolutions from two pages to 4 pages. (4)
Desire & Incentive List. (2)
Annual events. (2)
End of Year Report 5 times. (20 x 5 = 100)
Timeline: 15 pages
Total estimated pages: 155
Part 2: W Planner 5.0 The Quarterly
Lists (Reading, Film, Connect, Gratitude, Travel): 2 pages (6 pages total for three months)
Monthly View: 2 Pages (6)
Budget: 2 Pages (6)
Learning and Epiphanies: 1 Page (3)
Then 4 of this twice, and 5 of this once: (52 pages)
Weekly Start: 1 Page
Daily Calendar: 2 Pages
Weekly Diary: 1 page
End of Month Report:
Achievement, Monthly Report, Mentor Meeting, Reflection (4 x 3 = 12 pages)
Memo – 15 pages
Total = 100 pages
Part 3: The Stickers
إرشاديات الحلقة التاسعة: نظرية المنجم الفقهي ـ إعمال العقل في التبعيض المطلق
10 films to watch in 2022
10. The Last Duel
The Last Duel is a historical action drama film directed by Ridley Scott from a screenplay by Nicole Holofcener, Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon, based on the 2004 book The Last Duel: A True Story of Crime, Scandal, and Trial by Combat in Medieval France by Eric Jager.
I would not have added this to my list if it wasn’t that the events leading up to the duel are divided into three distinct chapters, reflecting the contradictory perspectives of the three main characters. This is a depiction of every human story, when there exists different perspectives about them from the same members of the event, sometimes contradictory. I think that applies to all stories from history. If we keep that in mind when reading stories from history, we will give some space for difference in prespective.
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