Now, at the beginning of the year, is the time to make a plan for the year. Statistics show that most people who have achieved something in life plan their achievements. Those who plan manage to achieve more than those who live without any plan. First, write down what you expect from 2013, the first thing that comes to mind. Now answer the following questions: 1) What from last year would you like to continue and develop in the coming year? 2) What did you not manage to do last year, although you really wanted to? What are your plans for 2013?3) What specifically do you want to change in your life this year?4) What new things do you have to do in 2013? Next, we make a plan for the year. Write 10 main, specific goals that I want to achieve this year: _________________________________________________________________ In order for the goal to be achieved, you need to immediately outline what exactly can be done to achieve this goal and where it would be quite possible to start in this regard. Therefore, what specifically needs to be done to make these desires come true this year. Write My specific goals for 2013:___________________________Next, you can plan the space of the year. When we find specific times in the space of the year to do specific things, our year becomes more confident and defined, and we are more likely to accomplish everything we set out to do. We make a table: First numbers Tenths Twentieth numbersJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember Now look at your plan. How do you know if it's successful? - The plan should give you enthusiasm, confidence and a desire to implement it. - It should be specific and clear. - It must be realistically feasible. I wish you success and good luck in implementing your plans for 2013!