13 Week A to Z

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The 13 weeks A-Z system can inspire a focus by week on projects that are important. The idea is to pick 13 projects you will focus on each year. You the focus on each project for 1 week 4x per year:

ID	Week I	Week II	Week III	Week IV
Proj1	1	14	27	40
Proj2	2	15	28	41
Proj3	3	16	29	42
Proj4	4	17	30	43
Proj5	5	18	31	44
Proj6	6	19	32	45
Proj7	7	20	33	46
Proj8	8	21	34	47
Proj9	9	22	35	48
Proj10	10	23	36	49
Proj11	11	24	37	50
Proj12	12	25	38	51
Proj13	13	26	39	52

For the weeks of the year, here's when the weeks fall (starting on a Monday). A few exceptions jack this up - Week 9 begins on 2/29.

See: http://whatweekisit.org/calendar-2016.html

The idea is to overly your 13 projects on each week 4x/year.

This is a good way to implement big projects. A author marketing plan for example. It gives structure to Chaos.

It's how brenda could have asked 10 people/week to review her book. She's still reaping the rewards of that effort!

ID	Week I	Week II	Week III	Week IV
Jan	4	11	18	25
Feb	1	8	15	22
Mar	3	16	29	42
Apr	4	17	30	43
May	5	18	31	44
Jun	6	19	32	45
Jul	7	20	33	46
Aug	8	21	34	47
Sep	9	22	35	48
Oct	10	23	36	49
Nov	11	24	37	50
Dec	12	25	38	51
Proj13	13	26	39	52