The September
Sprint

Your 60-day Q4 prep begins now. Review the year, set priorities, and build momentum while the weather is still warm.

The Philosophy

Why September
Is Your Secret Weapon

Most people wait until January to reset. By then, the momentum is gone. September is different โ€” you still have daylight, energy, and 60 days to salvage the year.

This isn't about cramming. It's about clarity: deciding what stays, what goes, and what you'll actually finish before the holiday slowdown.

4-Week Framework

Your September
Week by Week

Week 1: Audit

Sept 1โ€“7

  • Review Q1โ€“Q3: What worked? What flopped?
  • Identify 3-5 goals that are still salvageable
  • Archive or delegate everything else
  • Create your "not doing" list

Week 2: Set Goals

Sept 8โ€“14

  • Define your 60-day sprint objectives
  • Break them into weekly milestones
  • Set up accountability (partner, journal, tracker)
  • Block October calendar for deep work

Week 3: Clear Deck

Sept 15โ€“21

  • Eliminate distractions (unsubscribe, mute, delegate)
  • Batch process small tasks and admin
  • Prep your workspace and tools
  • Communicate boundaries to stakeholders

Week 4: Ignite

Sept 22โ€“30

  • Ship your first quick win
  • Establish daily/weekly review rituals
  • Build momentum with visible progress
  • Prep October execution plan
Interactive Planner

September Sprint
Checklist

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    Decision Framework

    What to Salvage
    vs. Let Go

    SALVAGE

    Keep if...

    • โœ“ Still aligned with your current goals
    • โœ“ You can finish it in 60 days
    • โœ“ It has real impact (not just busywork)
    • โœ“ You're genuinely excited about it
    LET GO

    Drop if...

    • ร— It's been on your list for 6+ months
    • ร— You dread working on it
    • ร— It requires resources you don't have
    • ร— It's someone else's priority, not yours

    "The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook." โ€” William James