Planning in Goal Realization

Planning is a large part in goal realization. As you plan, you should set aside time for anniversaries, birthdays, concerts, music, television, special occasions, and the like. You should also include in your plan expenses such as medical, insurance, taxes, loans, credit cards, car registrations, tags, interest, contributions, bills, and the like. This will help you measure the financial portion of your goals and plans. In other words, it can help you see how much you can invest on your goals. You also want to calculate vacations, trips, or holidays. All details revolved around your plans, therefore if you plan wisely and carefully measuring out the details you will have a better plan in motion.

Planning is preparing to achieve. Planning is setting up a plan that develops a structure while arranging to reach a goal. Plans include schedules, forecasting, arrangements, and the like. Still, planning includes more since you have to remove any obstacles in your way that hinders your goals process. For instance, procrastination is the biggest stumper that halts or diminishes goals.

Therefore, you want to consider a practice that leads you to avoid procrastination. The goal now is to prevent procrastination.

Day one of seven:
Anti-procrastination goal and plans:
Monday: I intend to find meaning of my goals so that I can stop putting off what I can do today. I realize that getting it done now is an accomplishment that moves me toward my goal, and also getting it done now takes off stress.

Day two of seven:
Tuesday: I intend to break down my goals to sections so that I will not feel stressed by taking on large tasks.

Day three of seven:
Wednesday: I intend to write a statement that illustrates my intentions and what I want to achieve from my goals.

Day four of seven:
Thursday: I intend to tell everyone I know about my goals and plans so that people will respect my time to reach my goals and assist me if necessary.

Day five of seven:
Friday: I intend to find benefits and rewards for all the efforts I put forth in achieving my goal.

Day six of seven:
Saturday: On Saturday instead of resting from my intended goal, I will put forth effort and get it done now so that I am closer to my goals. I will not procrastinate, simply because it is a weekend.

Day seven of seven:
Sunday: Today, I realize that procrastination is positive and negative, thus if I can tell me self to procrastinate, I can also tell myself not to procrastinate. I simply must learn to say no at times, since no is not a rejection in all instances, rather it is a best interest word that protects me from making mistakes.


Day one of completing my seven-day mission to avoid procrastination:
Monday: Today, I will look back to see my progress. At the times I did procrastinate, I will observe the experience closely to see what results came from the inactivity. I will not judge myself; rather I will review the consequences of my inactions to see where I can progress. I will write down the facts as they present self and analyze them carefully. This will help me see clearly which direction
I need to go to achieve my goals and realize my plans.

As I move along I can see when is my best time to study, plan, and work toward achieving my goals. I will write down daily my activities, plans, etc to make room for large tasks that come along. Are you ready to plan?

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