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That's why today, I decided to go a bit deeper and present to you my once-every-day business and life planning process.

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  4. Which of your neat ideas can you use to get there?

This is a question about priorities and choosing a few most important goals to aim for. Be realistic and remember your current commitments (if you work for 8 hours a day, you can't do as much as if you would be working full time according to this plan), but don't be afraid to dream big (even if you just work one hour every day, it's still 365 hours, which is about 45 working days, 9 full working weeks).

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I don't have the answers to all of the questions. I answer the ones I can, as well as I can. And in most cases that's enough to keep me moving. I'll get more answers as I go. Order Thyroid with No Prescription, Right now, my action plan consists of the following items:


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As you can see, most of the actions have something to do with making money, but many are also about things I believe in strongly, like small business or blogging.

This is it, my business planning process.

Except for one last thing: now that you are done with your business plan, you're not really done. Come back tomorrow to revise your plan. And the day after tomorrow. The day after that. And so on.

Until the very last day of your life.

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Barbara Ling (aka Owlbert) March 18, 2008 at 2:43 pm

I really like your point:

Where will I be in a year from today?

Being able to visualize your future success and layout the steps to achieve it can go a looooong way towards seeing your dreams become reality. Great post!

Best wishes,

Barbara

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Mark March 18, 2008 at 3:22 pm

Hi Jarkko – THANKS for all of the effort that you put into this post!

I have always thought that planning is important but I think the next step is the more difficult one and that is pursuing the goals that are contained in the plan.

Even though I have many goals at the top of my plan, taking action can be difficult at times.

How do you ensure that you will take action and pursue your goals?

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Palonek March 18, 2008 at 4:30 pm

I find your article of interest. Especially the part about dreaming of big things. And big ideas is what really sparks motivation in most people. I have a website that offers some basic business plan advice, I just started and will be adding more articles. the site is http://www.edward-palonek.com and I would love to exchange links with you. Please let me know. Thank you. Palonek

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Jarkko March 18, 2008 at 4:59 pm

@Barbara: I’m glad you liked the post! I agree, that setting the goals is crucial for turning dreams into reality. A quite interesting (and unexpected) side effect however has been that by looking a year ahead and then acting on my plan, my dreams have changed.

So, nowadays, even when giving my answer to the question of where I see myself a year from today, I know that the answer is probably wrong – and I won’t find myself there. It’s a bit like steering a sail boat in the sense that in order to get to the right location you can’t just point your boat there and wait, but you need to go with the wind while gently trying to get to the real destination.

@Mark: Thanks for the thanks :)

I agree, pursuing the goals is much more important than planning. For two reasons:

First, if goals stay as goals they really aren’t anything else than some fuzzy things to escape the reality for a few minutes.

Second, (this is my new favorite reason for acting rather than planning) is that doing is actually the best way to see if the plan makes sense or not. So, I do something like this: (1) come up with a plan, (2) do some research on how to do it, (3) try it out on the side in smaller scale, (4) decide whether it’s something I want to commit to or not.

This blog is my best example of this approach in practice so far. I started by reading some other blogs while experimenting with the first posts. About a month later I decided to keep going – and today, 10 months later, I’m still alive and kicking.

But it’s not always quite as straight-forward as that – otherwise I would already have an e-book on WordPress out, as well as a few web based applications… Or maybe that actually means that the system works – those projects didn’t survive the crucial step 4.

I don’t know.

What about you, how do you make sure you keep yourself pursuing your goals rather than just planning them?

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Connie Ragen Green March 18, 2008 at 5:17 pm

Jarkko – I came upon your blog while doing my research this morning. I have extended family in Riihimaki and will be there again this summer. I am fortunate enough to make my living completely from the internet now. Please check out my blog and see if there is anything of interest to you there. I teach people how to make passive income from their articles and eBooks. The baby is adorable. There is a new baby boy, Samuel – born in November – where I will be this summer as well.

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Jarkko March 18, 2008 at 5:46 pm

@Connie: Hey, that’s cool! Riihimäki isn’t that far from Vantaa. And actually, as I live quite near to the Helsinki-Vantaa airport, you have been closer than 5 kilometers away from my house :) It’s a small world.

I checked your blog and added it to my list of blogs to spend some more time on. As you probably know, I’m also in the middle of writing my first e-book, so all tips regarding e-book writing are more than welcome. Thanks!

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Mark March 18, 2008 at 8:25 pm

Hi Jarkko – actually, in all honesty, I have been a rather poor pursuer of goals lately :(

I have a list of projects, online work, and various other minutiae that I would like to complete but I keep getting sidetracked (lazy?). Next week I am going to give your planning process above a try and see if I can’t get more motivated.

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Jarkko March 19, 2008 at 4:04 pm

Hehe, getting sidetracked sure is easy… It’s happening to me all the time as well. But then again, with the goals that really mean a lot to me I somehow manage to get back on track to keep the work going.

Like I told you earlier, we’re leaving to Spain for a week on Friday morning, but I’m trying to get a post or two done before that, out of which the other one will be a follow-up to this one talking about actually implementing the plan. Let’s see how it’ll turn out…

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herponen March 20, 2008 at 9:14 am

Hi Jarkko and Merry Easter!

“What about you, how do you make sure you keep yourself pursuing your goals rather than just planning them?”

Actually I have been also thinking about this one. I think only way to get things done is just to divide your life to different phases. Sometimes it’s time to be more theoretical and sometimes it’s time just to do things.

At least I think if I always just come up with new ideas I’ll never finish the old ones. Planning your life and drawing the whole picture in your mind is a good thing indeed, but I think sometimes people have to focus only to do one thing. If you want to get things done.

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shane March 22, 2008 at 1:24 am

I have to agree whole heartedly that the divide between life and business dissapeares once you start companies. Therefor, why plan them separately?

Great post brother. Kid looks cute

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Jarkko March 29, 2008 at 7:54 pm

First of all, sorry for not getting back to you guys sooner. I was traveling for a week and just came back home yesterday (more on that in a blog post hopefully still some time today)

@herponen: Could be… But then again, then your life will be split into parts that are not equally interesting. It reminds me a bit of the idea of working now to have fun later (when you retire). But then again, I’m sure that’s not what you meant… In shorter periods that might work pretty well, like one day planning, one day working, and so on.

@Shane: Thanks, mate! Yep, Oiva is cute :)

@Pierre Adama: That’s a big question, my friend. I’ll try to send you some tips over e-mail during next week to get you started.

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Deron Sizemore April 6, 2008 at 3:08 am

We really think a like on a lot of things Jarkko. Having the ability to work from anywhere is a big dream of mine. I’m hoping that at one point in my life, my online ventures will deliver this dream to me. It would be so nice to say “lets go to the beach for a month” and not have to worry about missing work. Just pack up my clothes, and laptop and I’m still doing just fine money wise.

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Jarkko April 7, 2008 at 8:35 am

Yep, that would be great!

But the funny thing is that I just realized that with that kind of freedom, I might even decide to go work as a bike messenger or tram driver for a few months… And I’m sure I would enjoy it much more than if I had to do the job :)

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