Rolling out a Monthly Giving Program to Generate Predictable Revenue
November 14, 2024
No Comments
Read More »
Highly successful people never get it all done on any one given day – but they always get the most important things done each day. Don’t wait until it’s the very last thing in your day to organize for tomorrow.
If you want to maximize your effectiveness and the amount you get done each day, organize tomorrow, today. The second that you open your eyes you can already be clear and certain about what you have to do that day.
It’s much more effective than trying to plan your day on the fly!
In the evening, you’re much more objective about the next day than you are when you’re in the midst of it. It’s easy to plan a trip to the gym the day before. It’s not as easy to do so on the same day when it’s raining, and you’re just not in the mood.
What do you want to accomplish? Depending on your job, health, family, hobbies, and life in general, what you want to accomplish will vary. Make a list of all the things you want to accomplish tomorrow. Include tasks that help you to reach your goals. Your list might have activities like this:
There are many ways to accomplish something, but what are the best ways to accomplish those tasks. But there is only one best way. Think of your resource constraints (including time) and determine the optimal way for you to accomplish the tasks you’ve identified as most important.
3. What are the obstacles you’re likely to face? Consider everything that might get in your way, then develop a plan that will address those obstacles. If something goes wrong, how are you going to handle it?
4. When are you going to do your tasks? Think about when you’re going to do each of the items on your list. Bill Gates plans his day in 6-minute intervals. You might not have to be that precise. Find a method that works for you.
5. Evaluate your day and try again. At the end of the day, take a look at your day and look for ways to do better. Use what you learned to improve your planning process.
Make the most important decisions about your day the night before. The following day is for executing, not deciding. Save your decision-making time for the evening when you can be more objective and thoughtful.
Put your nose to the grindstone during the day and get things accomplished. Living life by the seat of your pants might be exciting, but it’s not the most productive way to live. Make a good plan and then follow it to the best of your ability. For sure, the quality of your life will soar!
Webinars, free downloads, tax law changes, more. Subscribe today. You can unsubscribe at anytime.
Educate donors and build instant credibility, authority and trust with our planned giving micro website.
Related
800.490-7090
484.680.7800 local
Succeed@MajorGifts.com
Stay Informed!
Webinars, free downloads, tax law changes, more. Subscribe today. You can unsubscribe at anytime.
Copyright 2024 © PlannedGiving.Com
Success List
Resources
For professional Gift Planners
3 days in the trenches: It’s intense, it’s effective. We’ve been perfecting it for 20 years.
Stay informed with timely news. You can unsubscribe at any time.
