You’ve blocked out your Personal Quarterly Offsite (PQO). Great start. But let’s be honest: carving out those few hours for strategic thinking is only half the battle, especially for busy legal professionals.

The real challenge? First, protecting that sacred PQO time from the inevitable barrage of external and internal distractions. Second, ensuring the brilliant insights you gain don’t just evaporate into “Post-PQO Drift” by Monday morning.

That’s exactly what my newest Personal Strategy Compass newsletter (Issue #6) tackles head-on: “Protecting Your Process: Keeping Distractions from Derailing Your PQO & Its Follow-Through.”

This issue cuts straight to practical strategies for:

  • Shielding your actual PQO session (even if it’s a Saturday morning like mine).
  • Managing your own “busy brain” when you’re trying to focus (I share my own hard-won techniques).
  • Ensuring your PQO conclusions translate into immediate action in those crucial first days.

The PQO is too valuable a process to let it get compromised or its outcomes ignored.

While the free newsletter gives you these core strategies, the premium subscription to Personal Strategy Compass is designed to help you implement them faster and more deeply. Premium members get access to the full archive, exclusive content, and often practical templates that accelerate their progress. It’s a direct investment in making your strategic planning truly effective.

Ready to make your PQO stick?

See Issue #6 and consider upgrading to the premium version.

Protect your process. Protect your priorities.

[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (https://www.denniskennedy.com/blog/)]

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