The 90 Day Plan

I believe when we spend more time in reflection on where we've been, what we're doing and what we'd like to see happen in the future, we are more grounded in our actions because we're clear how they serve the bigger picture.

If at first you don't succeed, you're running about average.

Here's the thing about having a clear plan. It's not the killer of creativity and jailer of freedom we make it out to be. It's not going to turn your life into a monotonous drudgery of predictability.

Honestly, it's really the only thing that you can count on with absolute certainty will be there when you need clarity and direction the most.

Because when you don't have a plan, these subtle detours tend to turn into completely new excursions that you never intended to take in the first place and leave you wandering aimlessly for way too long.

Yes sometimes its hard to know for sure what you're looking for. That's also the power of a plan. It gives you some guiderails to test some stuff out and to see what lands.

But you gotta commit to the follow through.

Recalibrate and follow your plan

Invest the time.

Create a plan.

Execute on that plan.

Review, elevate and continue to explore.

But follow a plan. Get that is a creative process in its own right.

So what's it going to take to back yourself?