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Execute! Learn to implement
your plan successfully

Join us tomorrow for a complimentary webinar on successful strategy excecution and implementation. Erica Olsen will guide you through using MyStrategicPlan's new features to execute your plan, monitor your performance, and track team member progress.
DATE:
Thursday, May 10th
TIME:
12 p.m. Eastern
11 a.m. Central
10 a.m. Mountain
  9 a.m. Pacific
COST:
Complimentary

DURATION:

45 minutes
REGISTER:
Please join us by registering here.



Action without planning
is the cause of every failure.

Successful people don't try to do everything. They learn to focus on the most important tasks and make sure they get done, Brain Tracy, world-renowned time management expert reminds us that. His best-selling book Eat That Frog pays homage to that old saying that if the first thing you do each morning is to eat a live frog, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that it's probably the worst thing you'll do all day. Tracy uses "eat the frog" as a metaphor for tackling the most challenging task of your day - the one on which you are most likely to procrastinate, but also probably the one that can most impact your life.

You would probably recognize a lot of the time management ideas and practices listed below (which are summarized from Tracy's book), but he manages to reformulate and present them as part of a logical sequence that is easy to follow yet encourages disciplining yourself to stay at the task through completion. Clear written goals will motivate you, and we couldn't agree more. Only 3% of adults have clear written goals. Couldn't you use an edge over 97% of thepopulation?

Here's the time-tested formula for setting and achieving goals:

  1. Decide exactly what you want. Don't do something very well that needs not be done at all.
  2. Write it down. Give that goal tangible form. Otherwise it's just a fantasy.
  3. Set a deadline on your goal and sub-deadlines if necessary.
  4. Make a list of everything you can think of that you must do to achieve that goal.
  5. Organize your list into a plan. Organize by priority and in sequence. Make it as a flow chart.
  6. Take action on your plan immediately. Execution is everything.
  7. Resolve to do something every day that moves you to achieving your goal.
  8. Use our goal setting worksheet to track the progress of both your professional and personal goals. Click here to get started now!

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    Take the time to carefully choose your goals and success measures now to save time in the long run and accelerate your overall strategy.