“But for many, this shift from “what’s happening” to “what’s important”—and broadening planning from meeting times to relationships and personal fulfillment—was intriguing. Indeed, some even found it exciting. “I already do a weekly planning session for my work priorities. However, I see value in planning priorities in relationship and personal categories so that I don’t feel like I did ‘nothing’ over the weekend,” one person wrote. She began brainstorming all the new fun she could actively”