Utilize Microgoals to Leverage Productive Periods  Trent Hamm of
personal finance weblog The Simple Dollar defines Microgoals as
small goals that can be accomplished in one week or less if
you're diligent. They are not meant to replace your routine
workdays, but to fill in an extra weekly task or two to take
advantage of otherwise wasted time.  A lot of smaller goals can
fit into week-sized chunks depending on your overall strategy.
Trying to kill your debt? Attempt to live on a $21 food budget
this week, which is the average amount for those living on food
stamps or strive to prepare a certain number of homemade meals
in advance that you can freeze. Trying to make your home more
energy efficient? Clean your air vents and perform an air leak
audit.  Microgoals are also helpful if you have creative or
entrepreneurial pursuits in addition to your normal routine.
Perhaps make a microgoal to write three chapters of your book or
setup a WordPress blog. They're another good tool to have in
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