How to plan your day

 

How I will plan My Day :

 Planning your day is one of the most important things you can do everyday.

 

Make Sure You Have A Long-Term Plan :

Before I plan each individual day, I always make sure that I'm running off of a weekly plan.
It's also important to mention that my weekly plan is also based on my monthly and yearly goals   I always make sure that I have a bigger picture plan that I'm moving towards, such as my yearly goals or my life plan.
Much of the process that I've learned is from Tony Robbins, in his “Time Of Your Life” program.  It's one of my favourite programs on productivity and time management, as well as Eben Pagan's “Wake Up Productive”.
I'm not going to spend much time going through my weekly planning process (that is for another post), but the process is similar to my daily planning process.
But I can't emphasize this enough: make sure you have a long-term plan that you're moving towards.
Each day's effort should be moving you closer towards your long-term vision and plan for your life.  You need to know WHAT you are doing all of this for and be moving towards the bigger picture for your life.

What is Bucket List ? / c’est quoi un Bucket list

  Une Bucket List, c’est quoi ? 

 What is Bucket list ? :

 

 a number of experiences or achievements  that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime. A bucket list is, by definition, a list of things that you want to do before you die.  The term gained in popularity after the 2007 movie “The Bucket List” where Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson (both of whose characters are dying of cancer) create a bucket list of things to do before they die – and then actually do them.  But where did the term come from?  Better yet, what kinds of things would you put on a bucket list?

 

 

 

 

Origins of the Term “Bucket List”

There is a good deal of controversy as to the exact origins of the term “bucket list.”  Some people say that it dates back to the Middle Ages when a method of execution involved the victim standing on a bucket with a noose tied around their necks.  The bucket would then be kicked away and the victim would strangle to death.
Another popular theory involves a reference to the Catholic custom of holy-water buckets.  It used to be that after a person died their body would be laid out and a bucket of holy-water would be placed at the feet of the corpse.  Friends and family who came to visit and pay their respects would sprinkle the body with the water
Finally, there was once a children’s game that was quite popular.  In this game children would kick a ball about buckets that were placed randomly.  If they kicked the bucket they would automatically lose the game and have to sit out.
It is easy to see how the term could have been adapted to be associated with death and those things that you would want to do today if you thought it possible that you might die tomorrow.  But how exactly do you make a bucket list, and what kinds of things would you put on your bucket list if you were to make one?