Success Key Indicators - B-ALERT System

Highly Critical Factor—SuccessfulLife(Key Indicators --- B-ALERT System)

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Key Factor: B-ALERT SystemB: BluePrint One of the characteristics of life is that itis constantly changing. When you are feeling adrift, or simply want to figure
out what your priorities are, you may want to consider writing a life plan. The
beauty of a life blueprint is that it can give a structure to your life while
also changing and growing as you do. “Wheneveryou are happy with something in your life, it is because right now, the
conditions of your life match your blueprint, or your belief about how life
should be in that particular area.” Takingcontrol of your life is a big step. You can decide what you want, find out
what’s important to you, and create a plan to follow so you make the most out
of your life. Learn how to plan your life so you can fulfill your goals and
needs. 1)Determine what ismeaningful to you. Planning out your life can be an over whelmingtask, and there are many different areas in your life to consider when
planning. In order to get a better idea of what you’d like the future to look
like, it is helpful to spend some time exploring what is fulfilling and
meaningful to you. Some questions to start you thinking about in which
direction you want your life to go include:

• What does success look like to you? Is it a certain job title or amount of money? Is
  it being creative? Is it having a family?
• What would your life look like if you had the power to change it right now? Where
  would you live? What would your career be? How would you spend your time?
  Who would you spend your time with?
• Whose life do you admire? What about the course of their life makes it appealing to
  you?

2)Construct a guidingvision statement. Once you have explored what ismeaningful to you through questioning and self-reflection, write down the
answers you came up with in a sentence you can use as a guiding vision
statement. Write it in the present tense, as if you’ve already accomplished it.

• An example of a vision statement may be: My life is successful because I am my own
  boss; I feel free every day; I get to use my creativity; and I spend my
  time with my family.
• Because planning a life in a rapidly changing world can be difficult, you can use
  this sentence as a guiding principle as you try to map out your life
  keeping in mind that the specific job, place, or goal can fluctuate as
  long as your guiding vision, or what is most important to you, is being
  fulfilled.

3)Take it slow.Your plan may not go in a straight line. Very rarely does something happen
exactly as someone plans or expects. Life is full of curves, twist, and new
opportunities. Life is also full of failures, but that doesn’t mean you should
give up. Be prepared to take action in baby steps. Learn from those actions and
experiences as you move closer to your goal.

• You may run into dead ends in your life. You may end up with a job you think will put
  you in a better place, but it leads nowhere. You may get sidetracked by
  relationships and family. Just remember there is no timetable. Keep making
  small progress towards your goals and learn from every dead end and new
  development in your life.

4Be prepared to create your own opportunities.There may not be the perfect job, place, or opportunity already out there. If
this is the case, you’ll need to create that opportunity for yourself, even if
doing so wasn’t a part of your original plan. Understanding as you plan your
life that you may have to make your goals happen can help mentally prepare you
for any changes down the road.

• For example, if in the vision statement you want to be your own boss, this
  might mean teaching at a dance studio or being a consultant at a large
  firm. Both of these satisfy the deepest need of feeling free because you
  are your own boss.

A: ActionCreating a powerful action plan alwaysbegins with having a clear purpose, vision or goal in mind. It is designed to
take you from wherever you are right now directly to the accomplishment of your
stated goal. With a well-designed plan, you can achieve virtually any goal you
set out to accomplish. 1)Keep a record of everything. As you work through your action plan, keep notes ofeverything. You may find it helpful to have a binder with different tabs in it
to section off different aspects of your planning process. Some examples of
sections:

• Ideas/Miscellaneous notes
• Daily Schedules
• Monthly Schedules
• Milestones
• Research
• Follow-up
• Individuals involved/Contacts