1. Be more confident
2. Learn how to drive
3. get fit and stay that way ( Billys Bootcamp)
4. further my education ( save for it)
5.Defend myself more often
6.Be Happy.. truly happy
7. Grow my hair, really long
8. Find someone who respects me, loves me, and cares enough about what I have to say.
How to create a life plan
How I did it: I listed all of the things I wanted to do before I died. Then, I organized them in a timeline that made sense. Some things I could do together and others I should do at different stages of my life. Some things would be easier when I'm young and others would be okay if I'm older. Some things weren't actually things to do - they had to do with the types of relationshipsor lifestyle I wanted.
Having a plan has made me stay focused on my goals and work toward them diligently. It also helps me feel good about saving money instead of trying to keep up with others' lifestyles.
Lessons & tips:
- You can always add to and change your plan
- If you are married, work with your spouse so your plans are compatible.
Resources: Martin Seligman's book Authentic Happiness
There is also a website: http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/Default.aspx
This helped me pinpoint the things that made me happy that I would want to incorporate in my plan.
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I know what I want to do career wise; everything else is still a little up in the air.
Elizabeth Betancourt In Crust We Trust!
I’m still in high school and I don’t have a “right” plan.
I have no idea if the college I’ve been wanting to apply to
is giving the classes I need or if I have to choose a different one.
All I know right now is that I’m a junior class of 2011 and want to
be an art teacher for elementary kids.If that doesn’t work out by 30,
I want to become a lawyer. If none of that works out I will be joning
the Air Force. I live in the Los Angeles 323 area and want to apply to a simple community college in Santa Monica. But it’s hard when you live in a pretty freaking ghetto area to achieve ANY goals what so ever.
So I guess my life plan would be:
-Finish high school
-Apply and get into a college
-Once finished find a real job
-Move away to my own place
-Start my life
plain and simple, that has always done the trick for me, for some reason I never really wanted anything big or extremely fancy. I guess I’m like that because other people have it worse than me and people shouldn’t depend so much on material objects.
If you can give me any tips on this, it would be highly appreciated.
mssomuah starting successful professional sales career
2005-2009
Administrative
Addeco and temp agencies
Goldstar Learning
Soul360Ent
2009-2012
1. H/R Block Tax/Accounting Associate
2. Fitness Instuctor
BAAS
3.My Professional Sales Career
MetLife
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4.Soul 360 Media
Step 1.Business plan
5. Entertainment
Bar—-
Casting Calls :Casino, etc
6.My Professional Sales Career
DreamTown
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7.My Career Position
Starcom Media Vest——Media associate
Step 1. Admin/creative clerical—-Staffing Agencies
Lakeshore, Creative Circle, OP group, etc.
mssomuah starting successful professional sales career
2005-2009 ON MY FEET
Harold Washington
AAA Business Administration
Kaplan
BS Accounting
Graduate Summer 2010
2010-2012 ON MY DREAM
Depaul
BA/MA Journalism
Graduate Spring 2012
ON MY PASSION
Depaul- 2010-2014
BS/MS-Computer Science.Web/Software
Development&Engineering
2014-2016
PhD-Computer Science.Software Developlment&Engineering
Texas Lin is looking for answers
today. So now I have a 5 year plan that when you read it seems very outlandish…and yet if we don’t have big goals we’ll never reach them.
Better than the 5 year plan is my 6 month plan which is very attainable and moves me in the direction of my ideal life.
prettybabyXD is trying to figure out what she's going to do with her life
i have no clue what i want to do with my life. i mean im going to be a junior this year and in no time im going to be graduating and am going to be offically an adult. i really need to think of something.
Its been said that failure to plan is planning to fail. At this point in my life nothing is the way that I would like it to be because I’ve never bothered to look beyond what’s going on right now. Yes it is important to enjoy the here and now, but without some sort of plan you can easily find your self drifting with no direction. This is the situation I’m in.
Texas Lin is looking for answers
is making it difficult to move forward with my next life plan because the Universe has no idea what I really want…trouble is neither do I.
Yesterday I read Wayne Dyer’s book Manifesting your Destiny again straight through taking notes this time. I know this works. I just do not have a congruent clear picture of what I want the next phase to be…my creative side is truly battling with my logical side and neither is winning. Therefore am paralyzed in indecision.
My passions no longer run to the real estate career I once lived for no matter how I try to spin it.
My fears paralyze me in the avenue of teaching children to care for God’s creations and the art cafe/cooking studio. Which honestly makes me ecstatically happy just to think about! I adore working with children.
Looks like the answer is right in front of me.
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revolutionikita asks,
“Is it better to start with immediate plans, or to start with what you want the end result to be? It just seems so overwhelming, but i think it's something I need to do to keep myself on track.”
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lesetoiles asks,
“How do I start? Thanks”
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