Policies often balance short-term and long-term perspectives. Local choices and instruments provide immediate calibration and reward at the risk of becoming irrelevant. Conversely, macro decisions and learnings accumulate impact over time but could veer off course without validation. To construct a personal policy, we could time potential application points, aligning them with the course of our lives and evolving environment; limit and generalise transient into universal first principles; and calibrate the system through meaningful milestones.