7 REASONS WHY PLANNING IS NECESSARY FOR PERSONAL & BUSINESS SUCCESS

Planning is the process of
properly arranging or
organizing the activities
needed to achieve  a desired
success or goal.

Planning is a discipline and a
skill. It is both a habit and a
competence. This means planning is a skill that you can master through repetition and practice, and it is much easier than you might think.

The 7 reasons why planning is
necessary are as follows:

1. Proper planning will inevitably save you hours, weeks, and months of confusion, mistakes, and losses of both money and energy.

2. Planning enables you to focus your time and money and concentrate all of your resources on the one or two goals that you must achieve to make an enterprise successful.

3. Also, planning enables you to identify strengths and potential opportunities that you can take advantage of to increase your success.

4. Moreso, proper planning enables you to identify weaknesses in your plan and make provisions to compensate for those weaknesses.

5. Furthermore, a good plan enables you to identify flaws and errors that could prove fatal to your business later on. It enables you to ask "what if?" question.

6. Thinking through what you must do to accomplish your goals enables you to plan your actions carefully before you begin, thereby saving you enormous cost in time, people, and money.

7. The planning process forces you to organize your thinking and identify all the key issues that must be dealt with if you are ultimately going to be successful.

In summary, the very act of planning improves and streamlines the entire process of goal or success achievement.

God bless. 

DAY 31, 5 ESSENTIAL WISDOM TOOLS FOR A FRUITFUL LIFE

1. If the front side of the coin

of success is the ability to set

clear goals for yourself, then

the flip side of the same coin

is the ability to get yourself

organized and work on your

most valuable tasks, every

minute of every day.


2. Thomas Edison once wrote, "My success is due more to my

ability to work continuously on one thing without stopping than

to any other single quality."


3. Earl Nightingale once said, "Every great accomplishment of

mankind has been preceded by an extended period, often over

many years, of concentrated effort."


4. As Goethe said, "The things that matter most must never be at

the mercy of the things that matter least."


5. One rule for success is, Develop good habits and make them

your masters.

DAY 30, 5 ESSENTIAL WISDOM TOOLS FOR A FRUITFUL LIFE

1. The more often and more        

carefully you plan before you

begin, the better you will

become at the planning

process overall.


2. A great life, like a great ship, should never be held by a single

hope or a single rope.


3. Your ability to think, plan, organize, and initiate action

towards your goal will eventually put you in the top 10 percent

of your field. But it takes time.


4. It seems that when you begin work on the achievement of a

new goal, you immediately experience setbacks, obstacles,

difficulties, and temporary failure.


5. Remember the old saying, "Back to the drawing board!"

Whenever your plan doesn't work, relax, take a deep breath,

and revisit it.


GOD BLESS. 

DAY 29, 5 ESSENTIAL WISDOM TOOLS FOR A FRUITFUL LIFE

1. It is always easier to get into

something than it is to get out of it.


2. The six p formula for success

in any venture: "Proper Prior

Planning Prevents Poor Performance."


3. It is said that every new business start-up is a race against

time.


4. In fact, every minute spent in planning saves ten minutes in

execution.

- BRIAN TRACY


5. In a start-up business, you have to throw out all assumptions

every three weeks.

- SCOTT MCNEALY

DAY 28, 5 ESSENTIAL WISDOM TOOLS FOR A FRUITFUL LIFE

1. No success in public life can

compensate for failure in the

home.

- BENJAMIN DISRAELI


2. Always practice the Golden

Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.


3. Action without planning is the cause of every failure.

- ALEC MACKENZIE


4. If you must be rude, be rude to strangers, but save your

company manners for your family.

- EMMET FOX


5. An old military axiom says, "No plan ever survives first

contact with the enemy."


GOD BLESS.