The Importance of Planning/Scheduling 238
Im going to share one of the secrets to achieving your goals, whatever they may be... this secret is to plan for them. Take a look at this, when you look at the work place, what do see? Do you see schedules, and planned assignments? Yes, everyone is on a schedule and clock. But who creates those schedules the people? The individuals workers? No. But then who? The Businesses, the owners, the ones who create the structure. So you have all these businesses with preset and preexisting structures, and if you want to enter one of these businesses and work with/for them, you must what? Follow the structure, plan and schedule. That is what successful businesses do. They stick to the plan.
What is one thing that schools teach/assess? A persons ability to follow the rules, turn in assignments on due dates, follow a schedule, and sticking to the plan. These are important things? Why and to whom? They are important because you are making effective use of your time, and they are important to the benefit of those directly affected by it. This includes, businesses, clients, and the individual workers. But do you know who earns the big bucks, and what they have to do with all of this? The ones that earn more, set up what? Schedules, routines, due dates etc... They are leaders and managers. They are business owners.
Why is this important? Well your life can be compared to a business. To have a successful life you must have a structure who's structure, which includes plans, schedules etc..., leads to the result/outcome you wish, which is what you define as success. If you define success as lots of money, then your structure must reflect that. If you define success as having integrity, your structure must reflect that.
If you could do the same things you do, what in half the time, with greater results... would you? This is why schedules are used... They save time, and allow for greater creativity and results. What is one thing though that is missing for most people today? Most people do not plan, schedule or organize their lives. Usually, a schedule or plan is given to them, and so you have people that are able to follow plans/schedules, and those who can't/don't. If you can, you will be able to make a living, if you can't you will unable to work. But what if you had the power to create schedules yourself?
So this is one secret in existence.
What is one thing that schools teach/assess? A persons ability to follow the rules, turn in assignments on due dates, follow a schedule, and sticking to the plan. These are important things? Why and to whom? They are important because you are making effective use of your time, and they are important to the benefit of those directly affected by it. This includes, businesses, clients, and the individual workers. But do you know who earns the big bucks, and what they have to do with all of this? The ones that earn more, set up what? Schedules, routines, due dates etc... They are leaders and managers. They are business owners.
Why is this important? Well your life can be compared to a business. To have a successful life you must have a structure who's structure, which includes plans, schedules etc..., leads to the result/outcome you wish, which is what you define as success. If you define success as lots of money, then your structure must reflect that. If you define success as having integrity, your structure must reflect that.
If you could do the same things you do, what in half the time, with greater results... would you? This is why schedules are used... They save time, and allow for greater creativity and results. What is one thing though that is missing for most people today? Most people do not plan, schedule or organize their lives. Usually, a schedule or plan is given to them, and so you have people that are able to follow plans/schedules, and those who can't/don't. If you can, you will be able to make a living, if you can't you will unable to work. But what if you had the power to create schedules yourself?
So this is one secret in existence.
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