Writing Plans to Goal Realization

WRITING PLANS TO GOAL REALIZATION

Self Help Guide

Sometimes you have to beat the head down to get information that helps you see

where you are heading in life. In other words, you have to dig deep to pry

questions out of your mind; root up those answers, and the like. This often helps

to develop new ideas, which puts you in the race to writing your plans.

What does it take?

It takes:

P- Preview your mind while considering your goals and plans

O – Outlines – quickly outline what you achieve from your previews

Q – Questions – ask questions to resolve concerns, fuzzy areas, contradictions

R – Read – read the plan

U – Underline – underline chief elements of the plan

A – Answers – root for answers to questions

R – Recite – recite the plan aloud

R – Review – review the plan again

R – Review – review the plan again

The start:

Step 1: Preview information before you begins reading…

Step 2: Outline what you learnt from the previews

Step 3: Ask questions to incur new ideas

1 | P a g e © R i c h a r d B u t l e r 2 0 0 9

Writing Plans to Goal Realization

During:

Read aloud

Underline important key points

Seek out answers to questions

After:

Recite what you write to see if it makes sense

Review what you write

Review the plans in writing again

You want to be careful with review. Although it is a good source for focus, it can

hinder you from seeing also. In other words if you constantly review and change

the plans with each doubt that comes in your mind, you may just beat down the

originality of a working plan. Same is true with repeating. I’ve practiced this action

to analyze the potential facts and came up conclusively with factual statements.

In other words, review and repeat in moderation.

To help you see how this works we are going to preview a goal and plan in the

making.

Preview: my goal is to finish 25 articles by tonight.

Outline: Goal, Finish, Articles,

Questions: How much time will it take me to complete the task

2 | P a g e © R i c h a r d B u t l e r 2 0 0 9

Writing Plans to Goal Realization

Read: My goal is to finish 25 articles by tonight, which means to reach my goal I

must work hard to finish the articles, and it should take me around 10 hours at

most.

Underline: Goal, Finish, Articles, 10 Hours, effort

Answers: If I work hard to finish the articles and maybe hire someone to help, I

can finish the task in 6 hours.

Recite: I must finish 25 articles in 6 hours instead of ten.

Review: I need to complete 25 articles as soon as possible.

Review: I will complete these articles to achieve my goal

Where am I now in the project? I am 25 articles ahead of finishing a batch of 50. I

am half way to my goal, which is a big accomplishment.

Doubts: If I hire other writers to help it poses risks, in which I am responsible for,

thus what can I do? Maybe I can finish the articles myself in less than 10 hours. IS

it possible? Sure, it is I’ve done it before. What is involved? A lot of stress, tension,

and brief moments of panic, thus what can I do to minimize the problems?

Review: I’ve completed another article already, which means I need to complete

24 articles to finish the project. How much time did it take me to write 11 articles

today? It took 4 hours. How much time can I take to complete this project?

As you see if you keep reviewing, previewing, asking questions and the like you

will come to conclusions throughout the process. Finally, you will see a working

3 | P a g e © R i c h a r d B u t l e r 2 0 0 9

Writing Plans to Goal Realization

plan unfolding, which should boost your ambitious. Observation also leads to goal

realization.

Richard Butler is a trained life and business coach and offers coaching from $30 per hour online.

He runs the successful life coaching site:www.RichardButlerTheSuccessCoach.com

For more motivational material sign up free at:www.FocusAndMotivation.com

4 | P a g e © R i c h a r d B u t l e r 2 0 0 9