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Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Chart your own progress plan (Part Deux)
Next lets try envisioning your future. The 2 fundamental questions in these steps are... 1. What kind of person do I want to be? Describe the kinds of skills, abilities, qualities, disposition, character and understanding you want to have 2. What do I want to do with my life? Think of big and small achievements, goals and important issues that concern you To achieve the results of the two questions above, you need a strategy that involves answering the seven questions below: 1. Where am I? Describe fully your current state in both your personal and work life. 2. How did I get there? Look back in your life and trace all the elements, events and people who influenced your path in life. 3. Where do I want to go? Using the material from the two fundamental questions, describe your goals. 4. How will I get there? Refer to the information you have gethered about your journey in life so far, and consider new ways if the usual ones are hindering your progress. 5. What will I do when I arrive? Sketch out your intentions and actions. 6. Where shall I go next? Life is a continuous process of change, therefore it is important to plan beyond your immediate horizons. 7. How do I begin? List what you have to do and attach a time frame for each objective. I will reflect on these questions in my next entry. My dear friends, let's set aside some time to reflect on what the f**k we're doing in our life right now and how can we make it better. Post your answers on your blog (part une and deux) and I will reveal part trois soon. Good luck! Fida wrote on 5:46:00 PM.   |