About this episode
2020 starts now. I know the ball hasn’t dropped yet, but if you want certain things to happen next year, it’s already time to take the first step. It’s time to plan out your entire year, right now, today. All of it. The best part? It won’t even take that long. For an hour or two of your time, you can reduce stress all (next) year long. There’s nothing like going into the year completely confident that high-priority goals will be met. That doesn’t just include business goals; it’s equally important to carve out time for your personal goals as well. This way, every priority gets its due. Why let the busy catch up to you? Get ahead of everything, by filling in that calendar with all the “big rocks,” the absolute must-dos that will have the biggest impact on your life and business. Why not manage your most valuable asset — your time — as strategically as you manage your money? Today, we share the exact steps you can take to plot your whole year out. With a roadmap in place, you won’t just hope to accomplish certain things — you’ll know you will. Click Play! SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS Stitcher | SoundCloud | Podcast Feed | How To Subscribe Give us a Rating & Review Today’s Sponsors Amazon Logistics Amazon Logistics has a new program for leaders who want to build their own full-time package delivery business. Get access to Amazon’s logistics training and technology, and start building a team of motivated drivers in your community. To learn more about becoming an Amazon delivery service partner, go to logistics.amazon.com . Personal Capital Ready to purchase a home? Saving for tuition? Talk with Personal Capital’s registered advisers, who can help you build a personalized plan. Or download the Personal Capital app and get a 360-degree view of your finances in one place. Invest with logic. Plan with heart. For more information, head to personalcapital.com Show Links Dan Martell EasyCourse The post MBA1421 Why and How to Plan All of 2020 Today appeared first on The $100 MBA . Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.