Learning Planning Skills with baby steps
Another nice Cal Newport video on baby steps for those lacking planning skills.
Read on for some additional opinions. #TfT
Another nice Cal Newport video on baby steps for those lacking planning skills.
Read on for some additional opinions. #TfT
I have always been a planner. I enjoy planning, and I enjoy seeing plans come to fruition.
However, I am a realist.
20% - 30% of my plans often don't succeed how I envisioned them.
But when there is no plan, this often means worse results.
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
However, I am a realist.
20% - 30% of my plans often don't succeed how I envisioned them.
But when there is no plan, this often means worse results.
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
I have seen that some people give up on planning because plans often fail and require a lot of work.
However, what they fail to take into account is how GOOD things went because they had a plan.
However, what they fail to take into account is how GOOD things went because they had a plan.
Planning helps us to think through things that matter to us:
+ What is our objective?
+ What are the risks?
+ What are the rewards?
+ Who needs to be involved? What do they need to know or do?
+ What are the things I need to succeed?
+ What is our objective?
+ What are the risks?
+ What are the rewards?
+ Who needs to be involved? What do they need to know or do?
+ What are the things I need to succeed?
So while nothing can be planned perfectly, we can eliminate much waste and frustration.
Planning leads to communication with others, expanding our network of good ideas & input that contribute to successful outcomes.
Planning leads to increased confidence in ourselves & others.
Planning leads to communication with others, expanding our network of good ideas & input that contribute to successful outcomes.
Planning leads to increased confidence in ourselves & others.
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