A woman who can plan and track down her activities is a woman in power. Her inborn-traits and risk-averse nature are ideal for goal-oriented planning. Goal planning is not about whether your portfolio outperformed the stock market or not, it is about planning for what works for you. Let’s look at some of the obstacles that stop them from tracking down their activities.
- Not Thinking In Advance
You must live in the present, but have plans for the future. You need to think in advance about your whole life, the next year, next month, week and tomorrow. You can use a weekly planner to help you schedule your appointments, the workouts and everything else. Unless you think in advance, you can never prepare for it.
- Not Assessing Your Values
You need to work around your values while making a plan for your life. You must know what matters the most to you, whether it’s family, career or anything else. Do you value fitness, but find yourself watching TV? Unless you assess your values clearly, you can never internalize them and allow them to set your journey of life for you.
- Not Setting A Clear Direction
Not setting a clear direction for yourself will keep you lost forever. You might find yourself killing time watching Television or doing something else. If you set a clear direction for yourself, tracking your activities down become pretty easy for you.
Our life is like a map and we can go in countless different directions. It is important for you to set your goals based on your values. It will allow you to see the directions that are deviating you from your path and the direction that goes towards your goal. You can always find out where are you standing on the map of success.
- Not Eliminating The Road Blocks
Unless you clear the roadblocks from your path, it can be extremely difficult for you to achieve your goals. First of all, you need to identify what’s really stopping you or slowing you down. Sometimes, it can be negativity around you or bad habits that you want to drop.
- Not Adopting Good Habits
Even after setting a clear direction for yourself or identifying your roadblocks, you might not find it easy to move towards your goals. You will find distractions all around you that keep you stuck where you are. You might be carrying a baggage of bad habits that pull you backward.
Habit formation is not a difficult process. In fact, all of us adopt and drop new and old habits all the time. A habit is nothing but an act repeated a number of times until it gets internalized.
Women find it difficult to track down their activities for the reasons listed above. With the right corrective measures, setting your values, removing the obstacles and adopting good habits, it can become easy for you to plan your activities in advance. Start thinking in advance, find a clear direction and keep moving towards your goal on the map of success.