In order to follow through life, making the most of every step we take, it is necessary to have the right priorities. The priorities that we set ourselves. To identify priorities, you need to make a list of our goals that we strive for, and identify the most important for us and specifically for us, and not for someone else. This requires temporary isolation and deep concentration.
Necessary
- - Paper
- - Pen
Instructions
Step 1
Set aside an evening with two hours of free time. It is necessary that absolutely no one bothers you at this time. Turn off your phone and retire.
Step 2
Take a piece of paper and a pen. Define the goals that you want to achieve over the next five years. Write out absolutely everything, indiscriminately - everything that comes to mind. Then cross them out, starting with the smallest until you have a maximum of three or four primary goals. Take a second sheet of paper. Write down on it those goals that you want to achieve within three years. The algorithm is exactly the same as for the five-year goals, with one small amendment - there should be five to six goals left.
Step 3
Take the second sheet of paper. Write down on it those goals that you want to achieve within three years. The algorithm is exactly the same as for the five-year goals, with one small amendment - there should be five to six goals left.
Step 4
Align the two sheets. Find out which goals are related and which are not. Cross out those that stand out from the five-year goals.
Step 5
Make a plan for achieving each of these goals. Try to make sure that each point of the diagram corresponds to one specific action.
Step 6
Write down your plan for the next three years by months, based on what points of the plan you can actually implement during the month. If necessary, stretch one paragraph over several months.
