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The Leading Edge - A Regret Free Career and Life

BY FC Expert Blogger Mark GoulstonSun Jan 20, 2008 at 1:00 PM
This blog is written by a member of our expert blogging community and expresses that expert's views alone.

Regret is what happens
when you’re busy making plans…
that you never follow through on.

(with appreciation and regrets to John Lennon)

Ah…a life with no regrets. Is it possible? Yes, if you utilize Macro Strategic Planning, a 6 step process created by entrepreneur and wealth advisor, Bruce Wright, founder and owner of MacroStrategicDesign.

Step 1: Vision – clearly see the life you want to be living vs. merely wanting to feel happy without any vision for creating it

Step 2: Commitment – primed to take action, which you will do when your vision is compelling and convincing to you over a period of time without continually jumping to other ideas

Step 3: Goals – milestones on the way to that vision you will reach 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, 5 years down the road

Step 4: Strategies – plans you will follow to reach those goals

Step 5: Tactics – actions you will take to make those strategies effective

Step 6: Tools –
items that will give you the opportunity to execute your strategy

After I learned it, I realized that I achieved all of my major accomplishments in life by adhering to these 6 steps without being conscious of them. Had I known about this template for turning dreams into reality, it would have saved me a lot of time…and hassle.

If this topic speaks to you, catch my video interview on creating “A Regret Free Life" on Karen Salmansohn’s Sirius radio show, “Be Happy, Dammit."

Topics:

Leadership, John Lennon, Bruce Wright, Karen Salmansohna, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc.


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January 21, 2008 at 11:48am by DSW

Ouch - And on the day that is supposedly the most depressing day of the year! (According to an NPR story. By the third Monday, resolutions are fading, grey skys hang over head, and the holiday shopping bills are arriving in the mailboxes. Your timing is a bit ironic.
;-)