Great suggestion Joe. I keep my plans simple so that I can remember them easily.

Research material for articles
Keyword Research and Graphics and picture prep
Write Articles for website and WA
Work on on page SEO
Post references to articles on Social Media
Take a WA lesson (not every day)
Communicate with members who make posts here
Answer my Emails (only the relevant ones)

That's about it. If I miss an item, no biggie. The chances are I did something else worthwhile.

Thanks for bringing this up Joe.

Cheers.

Edwin

Hi Joe,

I at minimum have a mental plan for each day. I'm not retired yet so most days are planned for me. ;) I don't set it in concrete though. Maybe I should. I do have a planner that I use but haven't really used it since.. the C word.

Paula

So important Joe. Make a plan. I usually have planned the big things the night before. That way they are there when I wake up in the morning. then I put in the timeline. Everybody has to have a plan for the day. Otherwise, you're just staring at the wall. A day is a terrible thing to waste. You never get it back.

Thank you Joe.
At my age I thought I had a plan.
It was not working As I spend too much time hopping from one thing to another.
I have finally commenced a daily plan - & I write it down on paper so it is right in front of me.
More needs to be done, as I refine the plan to make it effective.


Denis

Joe, a lot of fodder for thought in this one little post. I am one of those unfortunate souls (or fortunate, depending on who you talk to) who was born with a learning difference (ADHD) that makes it difficult to break large tasks down to more manageable ones. This is good in some ways because I tend to see the big picture. This is not so good in other ways because the "big picture" oftentimes leaves me immobilized. When you don't know where to start it is easier not to start at all. This is something I am trying to break now but it isn't easy. I spent the first 50 years of my life trying to "fit in" because nobody truly understands attention issues. Now, though, I am though hiding my "light under a bushel", as the saying goes.