Kindergarten Planning Works: And Works Extraordinarily Well - Auto Recovery

By Catherine Franz

I went into the supply cabinet and pulled out a stack of index cards. Back at my desk, I sat staring at them. What’s next? “Shhh…quiet…listen!” So, I did.

“Write one project on each card.” I obeyed.

“Okay, what’s next?”

“Wow, you sure are impatient!”

“Yep, my parents complain too.”

“An hour or before you leave for a vacation, or even a weekend, write down where you left off and what was your next step,” was the next message.

“Okay, gottcha. But…but…but this seems so rudimentary. This feels like returning to kindergarten planning! I have all these other methods that do this.”

“Shut up; wear your Nike’s, just do it.”

And so I did. To my surprise it works. It works darn well too. In fact, I have given this suggestion to many clients. Yes, they too rolled their eyes because it seems so ridiculously simple.

I went on to use this on a daily basis. Every night before I went home I updated my index cards. I crossed out the previous message, no new cards until there wasn’t any more room on the card, and wrote in the last thing I did on that project and the next step to begin with tomorrow. To this day, I continue this process and my productivity is always high. Yours will be too when you begin.

 

About the Author

Catherine Franz is a Master LOA Practitioner and Business Coach with masters Deepak Chopra, Neale Donald Walsh, Wayne Dyer and Donald Trump. She is a columnist, syndicated radio talk show host with multiple shows and producer of a communications television show. www.abundancecenter.com and www.LetsTalkMarketingShow.com and www.LetsTalkCoachingShow.com

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