Planning

No matter what field you are in, planning is crucial. I have often heard that without a plan to succeed, it is a plan to fail. All it takes is twenty minutes each day to make a plan but it will save you so much time and stress in the long run that you will wonder why you have not been doing this all your life. It will give you a chance to improve and better yourself (and who does not want to do that?). Here is an example of the process you could try out. You will need to make eight goals for the day, six that are professional and two that are personal, in the morning. The next morning, check that list and see how you did and create a new list for that day. On Saturdays, have two professional and six personal goals. Then on Sunday, there are no lists. Even if this does not work for you, find a system that works for you. You can even get the help of mobile applications.