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6.3 Other methods of getting organised
The templates provided on the JaiperJAM website will do everything you need from a goal action planning and scheduling point of view. You can staple or bind them together into a personalised diary that merges your day-to-day life and goal setting action plan into one easy organizer, or just pin them up on your notice board or fridge for easy reference.
If this format doesn’t suit you, you could also try one of the following:
Prepare your own planners and schedules using standard software (eg MS Excel or Word) – you can then edit these digitally, or print and bind as above
Use the ToDo functions and calendars available on most email programs – these are particularly good if you use your computer all the time, and you can set them up to give you reminders.
There are some great traditional diary systems available – many have an annual refill service, so you can bind up last years diary pages and keep for future reference. See the website for more details.
There are some dedicated goal setting software packages available that help you with the whole goal setting process described in the above chapters (the process is more or less the same) – from brainstorming your life aspect wish-lists, to goal development and action planning. If you purchase one of these packages, make sure it includes the planning aspect with electronic reminders, etc. See the website for more details.
The key is finding something that works for you – and don’t be fooled by the hype from goal setting system sellers, the goal setting process adopted by all of them is more or less the same, and more or less as developed in this workbook. You don’t need to spend a lot of money on goal setting software or systems – everything you need is available in this workbook and supporting tools for free (they may not look as polished, but they do the same thing! Heck, a sticky note will do the job!). But there are other systems available to you, if this one doesn’t quite suit you - check out the Product Reviews on the website.
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Chapter 6 Review:
Go back to the Chapter Outcomes at the start of this chapter. Have you achieved all of these outcomes?
You now have a set of actionable tasks integrated with your day-to-day routine – these make up your road map to success so use them to steer you towards your end destination, your goal. Be diligent in referring to your planners and undertaking the tasks on them. Don’t forget to prioritise your actions as these will change as day-to-day life activities and commitments change [be FLEXIBLE], and beware the plight of procrastination – it will stop you in your tracks and waste away all your goal setting efforts.
You need to take Action to achieve your goal – NOW!
If this format doesn’t suit you, you could also try one of the following:
Prepare your own planners and schedules using standard software (eg MS Excel or Word) – you can then edit these digitally, or print and bind as above
Use the ToDo functions and calendars available on most email programs – these are particularly good if you use your computer all the time, and you can set them up to give you reminders.
There are some great traditional diary systems available – many have an annual refill service, so you can bind up last years diary pages and keep for future reference. See the website for more details.
There are some dedicated goal setting software packages available that help you with the whole goal setting process described in the above chapters (the process is more or less the same) – from brainstorming your life aspect wish-lists, to goal development and action planning. If you purchase one of these packages, make sure it includes the planning aspect with electronic reminders, etc. See the website for more details.
The key is finding something that works for you – and don’t be fooled by the hype from goal setting system sellers, the goal setting process adopted by all of them is more or less the same, and more or less as developed in this workbook. You don’t need to spend a lot of money on goal setting software or systems – everything you need is available in this workbook and supporting tools for free (they may not look as polished, but they do the same thing! Heck, a sticky note will do the job!). But there are other systems available to you, if this one doesn’t quite suit you - check out the Product Reviews on the website.
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Chapter 6 Review:
Go back to the Chapter Outcomes at the start of this chapter. Have you achieved all of these outcomes?
You now have a set of actionable tasks integrated with your day-to-day routine – these make up your road map to success so use them to steer you towards your end destination, your goal. Be diligent in referring to your planners and undertaking the tasks on them. Don’t forget to prioritise your actions as these will change as day-to-day life activities and commitments change [be FLEXIBLE], and beware the plight of procrastination – it will stop you in your tracks and waste away all your goal setting efforts.
You need to take Action to achieve your goal – NOW!
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