Write it down
I realized that to move forward in life, I really need a plan. Sure, I knew my goals before I wrote them down, or at least I had some idea of them. But without writing them down and actually breaking them down into actionable steps, they were just floating in the air. I was just floating with them. Over the course of literally three years of achieving nothing and only sinking deeper, I can honestly say that I was just drifting along.
Create your own
Take into consideration that this is my plan, and I’m sharing it with you. It’s not rocket science – just a presentation of where I am right now and how things look. Over the next two years, I’ll probably need to tweak it many times. But the important thing is that I have it. Maybe it s*cks, and maybe it will end up completely different from how it seems now, but the point is that I’ve started it. And I literally feel the pain every day when I’m not moving toward achieving it. But it’s still my plan.
You probably have different plans, different struggles, and maybe a different path to achieving them. You probably have different skills than I do, or than anyone else.
So, this isn’t supposed to be the ultimate plan for everyone. It’s just one way (not the only way) to achieve your own goals, and a reminder that with effort and consistent progress, it’s possible.
Reminder
I want to remind everyone again that in each post, there will be things I’ll explain in detail later. Apologies for that, but I try to stay focused on the actual post or video to avoid chaos. I’ll cover other parts deeper as soon as possible.
Direction
Big words ahead. Just as everything in the universe moves toward something, you need to move toward something too. That’s how I built this idea within myself: I needed a “BIG Plan” to give me direction, and all my smaller plans need to point in that direction.
So, if you want to get an idea of where you can start, you can leave your email address here, and I’ll send you an email with a download link to the v.0.1 version of my plan. You can use it as a template or create your own in an Excel sheet.