A Good Plan Has A

Who: That would be you. All plans are in the first person “My plan… .”
What: What are you going to do? Pretty much a restatement of A Good Plan Is.
Why: What benefit do you see for yourself when you complete this plan?
How: How are you going to accomplish your plan? What are the steps you need to take to be successful in completing your plan?
When: What is your time frame for starting and completing this plan?
Where: Where will this plan take place? (home, school, community, etc.)

A Good Plan Maker (That would be you) SEES

Sets specific times to assess how the plan is working
Evaluates the plan rather than criticizing or blaming self or others.
Explores ways to modify the plan if there are problems
Seeks advice or input from others to craft a reviews plan as needed.

My Plan

What I am going to do:

Why I am doing it:

When I’m going to do it.

How I’m going to do it.

My SEES time frame.

Now double check your plan. Is it A Good Plan?

Simple: Something that is easy to do.
Measurable: You know if you’ve don’t it or not.
Attainable: You believe you can do it.
Dependent Only On You: You can do it no matter what anyone else is doing.

Does It Have A

Who: That would be you. All plans are in the first person “My plan… .”
What: What are you going to do? Pretty much a restatement of A Good Plan Is.
Why: What benefit do you see for yourself when you complete this plan?
How: How are you going to accomplish your plan? What are the steps you need to take to be successful in completing your plan?
When: What is your time frame for starting and completing this plan?
Where: Where will this plan take place? (home, school, community, etc.)

Have you been A Good Plan Maker who SEES?

Sets specific times to assess how the plan is working
Evaluates the plan rather than criticizing or blaming self or others.
Explores ways to modify the plan if there are problems
Seeks advice or input from others to craft a reviews plan as needed.

And don’t forget—you cannot fail.
Your plan might be faulty but that gives you an opportunity to figure out what went wrong and fix it.
Here’s how to do that.