PDSP Personal Defined Success Plan

First and foremost, I would like to start off with a brief explanation of why goal setting is of utmost importance in life. I think it’s pretty obvious that if we are to get anywhere of significance in life that we must have a clear plan of action, just as if we are attempting to travel to an unknown location, we would just as surely need a map to help us navigate our course of direction. Otherwise we become lost. During the course of my research and readings, I have frequently stumbled across an interesting research study that was conducted by Harvard University, and later duplicated by Yale some years later with strikingly similar results. The study starts with the observation of students from their respective MBA programs. The students were initially asked, “Have you set clear written goals for your future and made plans to accomplish them?” The results of that question were: Only 3% had written goals and plans 13% had goals but not in writing 84% had no specific goals at all! Ten years later Harvard interviewed the members of that class again and found: 1. The 13% who had goals but not in writing were earning on average twice as much as the 84% of those who had no goals at all. 2. The 3% who had clear, written goals were earning on average TEN TIMES as much as the other 97% of graduates all together. The only difference between the groups is the clarity of the goals they had for themselves. So with that being said, hopefully you will appreciate the complexity of today’s tutorial on creating a well-defined personal success plan.

Before we begin establishing a relationship in regards to your establishing your very own personal defined success plan, it is recommended that you first start by taking the Green Rose “Persona Profiler Assessment” so we can get a better idea of where your presently at in life.