Roadmap to Success
I recently went on an out of state trip and the first thing I
did when I got my rental car was obtain a map so I could figure out how to
reach my destination. I have found that each of us needs a similar map when we
begin to look at our lives and what we as individuals want to accomplish. That
map is shown below, with instructions following. The steps are intentional.
Most people will skip many or will not do some, but that only delays their
progress. Before you build a building, you must have a good foundation. You can
Google these items to find out more or you can contact us for a Personal
Directions Notebook that has been developed specifically to document and
organize each item or goal. Either way, when you write the items for your map
on a sheet of paper, you will accomplish much more in much less time.
The roadmap suggests that you first articulate your vision for your life in a
Vision Statement, and create a Mission Statement that supports your vision with
action. Second, you identify your values, which are your guidance systems.
Third, analyze your skills, talents, experiences, strengths, weaknesses, and
passions, then, balance those against your Vision and Mission Statements to
determine what goals you need to set in eight life areas. Finally, you create a
Goal Action Plan for each goal you have set.