10/27/2026
Most people don't realize this, but regardless of your age, the next 10 years are the healthiest years you have left in your life. So how many of the things you want to do with them, like traveling, being there for your family, and staying active, are actually on your calendar?
Your meetings, calls, and deadlines for the business are all scheduled. Your health, your family, and the time off you keep promising yourself get a "someday," and someday never gets a date. Here are five things to put on the calendar now, before work fills up the next few months:
1️⃣ Book the preventative health check you've been putting off. It could be a physical, a colonoscopy, a mammogram, a skin check, or an eye exam. Finding a problem early gives you far more options than finding it late. Call today and get the appointment booked.
2️⃣ Put your workouts on the calendar like client meetings. Pick three times this week, block each one with a start and end time, and protect them the way you would a meeting with your biggest client.
3️⃣ Set a date with your spouse or partner to talk about the next 10 years. Where do you want to live, how much do you want to be working, and what do you want to be doing together? Make it a dinner or a long walk with no phones, because that conversation won't happen unless you plan it.
4️⃣ Meet with your financial advisor or attorney. Make sure your insurance, your will, and a plan for who runs the business if you can't are all in place. Nobody enjoys this meeting, which is exactly why it keeps getting pushed back.
5️⃣ Schedule time with someone you keep saying you'll see. It could be an old friend, one of your kids, or a parent. Pick the date and place today and send the invite before the day is over.
Pick one and get it on the calendar today. If you want help making sure the important things in your life get done and not pushed back again, that's exactly what we do inside the Next-Level Success Institute at NextLevelSuccessInstitute.com.
Which of these five has been sitting on your "someday" list the longest?