Quote: (06-02-2017 04:43 PM)Phoenix Wrote:
It sounds too much like a business plan though, which helps you think about things, but you never actually use after you write.
Most of us know roughly what we should be focusing our time on. The biggest struggle is just keeping ourselves on it. Clocking those big hours of focused work each week.
If I feel faced with difficult directional decisions, I just go for a long thoughtful walk in the evening.
At the end of the day this is what matters as much if not more than plans.
Learn how to motivate yourself to stay on track day in and day out. There's a million different methods out there. Every guru has their own set of definitions for the same thing. How to compel yourself to action? Tough work.
That's not to say planning doesn't have merit and I'm not arguing with H1N1's post. It's very helpful to perform some sort of self-reflection to force yourself to look at the fact that you aren't who you want to be, or that you aren't even on track to becoming what you want to be.
I just wanted to point this out because this is where I struggle. If you can't find a way to do the work not much else matters.