Planning about next week..

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Working at the Lundheim Folk school has given me an opportunity to explore more of Norwegian culture and I have learned a lot. There are a lot of small things they do that contribute to the success of their everyday life.
One thing that I find really interesting and useful is how they plan everything in advance. They plan everything in detail for next week in such a way that before the week starts you know everything you are supposed to do.
How good it feels knowing what tomorrow will look like!!! I think it is good to adopt this strategy in our daily life. You can start by buying a manual to-do list notebook and plan how you want to carry out your tasks the next day.
If you are consistent with this you might find after a few months you are able to set goals for each month or year. The aim is to plan your tasks by prioritizing important ones that lead to achieving your goals.
I have found quotes about planning that will support this strategy, I will write them below for you to think about it.

  • "Plans are nothing, planning is everything". 
                        By Dwight D. Eisenhower

  • "Failing to plan is planning to fail" 
                        By Allen Lakein
  • "Live for today plan for tomorrow"
  • "A goal without a plan is just a wish."








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