Clarity Kickstart: Your Weekly Plan

Christi Hegstad March 24th, 2014

CLARITY KICKSTART: March 24, 2014

“Often people assume that because they know what they need to do, they won’t benefit from a weekly plan. That is just not the case. A plan between your ears is not nearly as effective as a plan on paper.”

~ Brian Moran

Coaching Tip for the Week:

When do you create your plan for the week?

If your answer is, “I don’t” or “When I get around to it,” I challenge you to change that. A weekly plan – even more than your daily to-do list – will set you up for success and allow your top goals and priorities to shine regularly.

This week, choose the time when you will create your plan for the week. (I like Sunday evenings, but choose what works best for you.) Set aside 30 minutes; gather your annual and quarterly goals, calendar, and to-do list; and grab a cup of coffee or a refreshing glass of water. Plan your work so that throughout the week you can work your plan – and throughout the year you can revel in your success!

When do you do your weekly planning? Share on below, on our Facebook page, or via Twitter.

Dr. Christi Hegstad helps you successfully do what you love! As President of MAP Professional Development Inc., she coaches executives and leaders who feel stuck – whether in their leadership abilities, at a certain income level, or “spinning their wheels” in the day-to-day – to flourish towards their vision with clarity, confidence, and meaningful action.

Learn more at www.meaning-and-purpose.com, on Facebook, and via Twitter.

Clarity Kickstart: Your Weekly Plan

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