The 365 days Journey

The 365 days Journey
If you had to travel for 365 days to a new country or an unknown territory such as the moon or Mars,
What would you pack into your suitcases?


What books would you carry?
What clothes would you take?
What would you do, before the journey begins?
What would do you during the journey and when the journey becomes an uphill task?
The answer lies in planning.
A popular quote says from the British Army states that: “Proper Planning and Preparation Prevent Piss Poor Performance.”
The Project Management Institute (PMI) buttresses this fact by devoting 23 out of 47 processes to project planning.



However, let me re-iterate my question by asking it in a simple and easy to manage format and it is:
How do you intend to spend the next 356 days in the year 2018?
What ideas, dreams and thoughts do you intend to carry from 2017 into 2018?
What books would you read in 2018?
What people development plans are you putting in place?
What content development plans are you putting in place?


What is your vision and your plans for 2018?
What pro-vision do you require to enable you birth your vision and goals?
You need to ask yourself these questions and more to enable your journey into 2018 be one of Excellent Performance.
Join me as I share articles, templates and a list of To-Dos that will make 2018 the best year ever.


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